Hutan dan Jasalingkungan

Karya Tulis International

1. Post-logging Ban Tree Planting in Thailand and the Philippines, Discussion Paper  diterbitkan oleh Southeast Asia Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA): Los Banos, Filipina 2012
2.  Protected Area and Local Livelihood buku yang diterbitkan oleh Lamber Academic Publishing (LAP), Saarbucken, Deutschland, 2010
3. The Effect of Logging Ban in Natural Forest in Timber Tree Domestication in Thailand, Laporan Penelitian diserahkan kepada National Research Council of Thailand (NRCT) sebagai bagian dari Asian Public Intelectual (API) Fellowship, Institute of Asian Studies (IAS), Chulalongkorn University, Thailand/Mai 2009
4. Implementation of Donor-Driven DecentralizationBab 7 Dalam buku The Politics of Decentralization: Natural Resource Management in Southeast Asia. Chusak Wittayapak and Peter Vandergeest (eds). Mekong Press: Chiangmai University, Thailand
5. Recent Challenges for Participatory Natural Resources Management in Irrigation and Forestry in Indonesia Dalam Prosiding ”Southeast Asia Today, Development Paradigms, Reflexive Enggagements. Angela Desiree M. Aguirre, Emanuel C. D Guzman, dan Jon Michal R. Villasenor (eds), Manila, Ateneo de Manila University, 2009
6. Decentralization policy and revitalization of local institutions for protected area co-management in West Sumatra, Indonesia Bab Dalam buku “Decentralization, Forests and Rural Communities: Policy Outcomes in South and Southeast Asia”. Edward L. Webb and Ganesh P. Shivakoti (eds.) New Delhi:  Sage 2008
7. The Resistant of Central Government towards Participatory Resources Management: Case of Irrigation and Forestry Resources in Decentralized Indonesia Dimuat dalam Digital Library the Commons  Indiana University, July 14-18, 2008. http://dlc.dlib.indiana.edu/archive/00004036/
8. Decentralization and co-management of protected Areas in Indonesia Artikel dalam Journal Of Legal Pluralism 2008 – Nr. 57, 141-167. Birmingham University, 2008
9. Rural household participation in timber felling in a protected area of West Sumatra, Indonesia. Artikel dalam Journal Environmental Conservation 34 (1): 73–82, 2007, Cambridge Univ. Press/ 2007
10. Managing Biomass Resources: Case of fuel wood supply in villages surrounding Barisan I Nature Reserve, West Sumatra, Indonesia Japan Science and Technology,  Jakarta/8-9 Maret 2007 Dimuat dalam Website JST  http://www.jst.go.jp/asts/asts_j/
11. Maximizing socioeconomic approach in studying people-forest interactions, Indiana University, 19–23 Juni, 2006 dimuat dalam Digital Library the Commons  http://dlc.dlib.indiana.edu/archive/00002070/
12.  Southeast Asia Land and Resource Tenure Revisited (Indonesia, Philippines, and Thailand), Prosiding SEASREP's 10th Anniversary Conference: “Southeast Asia, A Global Crossroads.” 8-9 December 2005  Manila: Southeast Asian Study Regional Exchange Program (SEASREP) Foundation /2005
13. Community Forestry Movement in Thailand and Lesson for Indonesia Prosiding  Commission on Folk And Legal Pluralism, Canada Congress 2004 "Law, Plural Society and Social Cohesion”,  University Of New Brunswick, Fredericton, N.B., Canada/ August 26-29, 2004,
14. People, Natural Resources, and Poverty in Sumatra, Implication for Research and Curriculum. Prosiding International Seminar on Integrated Natural Resources Management with Special Reference to Sumatra and Workshop for Master’s Degree Curriculum Development.  Graduate Program and Center for Irrigation, Land and Water Resources and Development Studies of Andalas University, Padang 26 – 27 January 2004.
15. The Implementation of Donor-Driven Irrigation Management Decentralization Projects: Some Observations In West Sumatra Province, Indonesia Indiana University, Workshop on Political Economy, 2003, Dimuat dalam Digital Library of the commons  http://dlc.dlib.indiana.edu/archive/00001168/
16. Southeast Asia Land Tenure in Transition: Implication for Customary Laws  Cases from Indonesia, Philippines, and Thailand Dalam  R. Pradhan, (ed.) Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law in Social, Economic and Political Development. Vol. 1. Kathmandu: ICNEC. 2003.

Janji Agribisnis (draft awal)

Satu dekade lebih telah berlalu sejak pendekatan agribisnis diterapkan di Indonesia. Proposisi awal pendekatan agribisnis  adalah bahwa pendekatan produksi dalam pertanian seperi pada masa masa sebelumnya belum bisa mensejahtarakan pelaku utama pertanian itu sendiri, yaitu para petani kecil yang tersebar di seantero negeri. Lalu perubahan apa yang telah trjadi pada kehidupan petani (baca kesejahateraan petani) semenjak pendekatan agribisnis diluncurkan? Sejauh mana petani kecil telah berhasil mengintegrasikan sektor hulu, on farm, dan sektor hilir ke dalam sistem agribisnis mereka? Ataukah semua sub-sistem masih terlepas dan makin kuat mencengkram petani sehingga sulit dilepaskan?

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