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Empirical essays on sustainable land use and tropical deforestation under weak environmental governance
Tropical forests are indispensable to climate mitigation and the stability of Earth’s ecological systems, yet most lie in low- and middle-income countries where policy must contend with insecure tenure, weak enforcement, armed conflict, poverty, limited technology, and chronic under-financing. This
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