Makoto Inoue
Biographic Data
| ID | 5437802 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Makoto Inoue |
| GIVEN NAMES | Makoto |
| FAMILY NAME | Inoue |
| SIGNATURE | INOUE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Tokyo |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6625-7293 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Understanding Topography and Geological Structure Based on Drone Photogrammetry and Verifying Its Usefulness: A Case Study of the Median Tectonic Line on the East Bank of Lake Miwa, Ina City, Nagano P…
Drone photogrammetry is carried out with an SfM-MVS analysis to obtain detailed topographic data and to make digital elevation models (DEMs) on a peninsula on the eastern shore of Lake Miwa, Ina City, Nagano Prefecture, where the topographic features and geological boundaries of the Median Tectonic Line are well observed. In the area covering the entire peninsula with several hundred-meter scales, the resolution of the DEMs produced by drone phot…
Climate Change, Disaster Risks, and Human Security: Asian Experience and Perspectives
Promotive effect of Bofutsushosan (Fangfengtongshengsan) on lipid and cholesterol excretion in feces in mice treated with a high-fat diet
BTS has beneficial effects on obesity and metabolic syndrome, and its mechanisms of action include the promotion of lipid elimination and the inhibition of cholesterol absorption in the intestine
Identifying salient forest SES attributes for sustainability: A multi-country study
Relationships between solar activity and variations in SST and atmospheric circulation in the stratosphere and troposphere
Moving forward in collaborative forest management: Role of external actors for sustainable Forest socio-ecological systems
Exploring decentralized forest management in Ethiopia using actor-power-accountability framework: Case study in West Shoa zone
Valuing forest ecosystem services: What we know and what we don't
Linking outputs and outcomes from devolved forest governance using a Modified Actor-Power-Accountability Framework (Mapaf): Case study from Chilimo forest, Ethiopia
Small-Scale Rubber Planting for Enhancement of People's Livelihoods: A Comparative Study in Three South Asian Countries
South Asian upland cultivators are transitioning from subsistence production to commercial production using mainly small-scale rubber cultivation, which helps this transition and reduces poverty. This study, conducted October 2007 through February 2009, examines how small-scale rubber planting enhances people's livelihoods. Data were gathered from Bangladesh, India, and Sri Lanka. We found differences in rubber tree stock, growth, management, and…
Measurement and evaluation of livelihood assets in sustainable forest commons governance
Conservation Goals Betrayed by the Uses of Wildlife Benefits in Community-based Conservation: The Case of Kimana Sanctuary in Southern Kenya
Since the 1990s, many empirical studies of "community-based conservation" (CBC) have discussed the relationship of benefits from wildlife to local attitudes. In addition to that relationship, this article examines the use of benefits and the consistency of that use with wildlife conservation goals in a CBC project in Kenya. Kimana Sanctuary is a flagship CBC project in Kenya. In partnership with a tourism company, the community earned sufficient …
Curse or blessing? Local elites in Joint Forest Management in India’s Shiwaliks
This article suggests that local elites play an instrumental role – either with positive or negative consequences – in shaping struggles for power over processes and outcomes of participatory forest management interventions, when implemented in communities characterized by social hierarchies. We show how the contrasting outcomes of joint forest management in two case study villages cannot be attributed to institutional reform, but appear to be ca…
Curse or blessing? Local elites in Joint Forest Management in India’s Shiwaliks
This article suggests that local elites play an instrumental role – either with positive or negative consequences – in shaping struggles for power over processes and outcomes of participatory forest management interventions, when implemented in communities characterized by social hierarchies. We show how the contrasting outcomes of joint forest management in two case study villages cannot be attributed to institutional reform, but appear to be ca…
Impacts of Participatory Forestry on Livelihoods of Ethnic People: Experience from Bangladesh
As a strategy of social development, the Bangladeshi government has attached the highest priority to participatory forestry (PF) since the early 1980s. In this article, we examine the impacts of PF on livelihoods of ethnic people, drawing empirical data from three villages involved in two PF projects. The projects have varying impacts on livelihoods of participating villagers. Disparities in income and forest conditions in the study villages were…
Effect of Instituting “Authorized Neighborhood Associations” on Communal (Iriai) Forest Ownership in Japan
In recent years, changes in traditional communal (Iriai) forest ownership have been taking place in rural Japan. One cause is the emergence of Authorized Neighborhood Associations introduced under the revised Local Autonomy Law, 1991. This study analyzes the effects of instituting multifunctional Authorized Neighborhood Associations on collectively owned forests in Japan. It examines the comparative institutional and policy characteristics of Aut…
Why did the project fail to achieve its objectives in some villages? The experience of the Upland Settlement Project (USP) in Bangladesh
By sampling an upland settlement project (USP) village, this study examined why the project failed to achieve the planned objectives in some villages, and what livelihood strategies villagers (planters) have adopted to sustain their livelihoods. The paper uses data obtained by qualitative and quantitative methods. The USP was formulated with the objectives of settling 50 landless and marginal tribal families in a project village and introducing a…
The effectiveness of decentralisation reforms in the Philippines’s forestry sector
The significance of social capital in local forest management in Laos: Overcoming latent conflict between local people and local forestry officials
Forest policies that devolve forest-use rights to local people have undergone development over the past few years in Laos. As collaboration between local people and forestry officials is seen as indispensable to effective and sustainable local forest management, the objective of this study is to clarify the issues pertinent to the resolution of latent conflict between these two stakeholders. The issues are examined by presenting two case studies …
Royal jelly has estrogenic effects in vitro and in vivo
Jérôme Rousseau. Kayan Religion: Ritual Life and Religious Reform in Central Borneo . KITLV Press, 1998, 352p
Dynamics of Cultural Ecosystems in the Makassar Mountainous Region: Effect of the Watershed Management Project, South Sulawesi, Indonesia
In the mountainous antarang " region inhabited by the Makassar people the upper classes living at the foot of the palace had monopolized rainfed rice fields and sugar palm communities while the commoners who were shifting cultivators had produced maize on the slopes of the mountains around the upper classes ' villages From the 1970s the commoners began to settle down and make colonies on the middle mountain slopes in consequence of strongprohibit…
Changes in the Swidden System of the Kenyah Dayak Tribe
Since the l950s the Kenyah Dayak people have been moving ottt of their isolated home The fur - ther they migrate downstream the more the monetary economy in rates into the v age At
Measurement and evaluation of livelihood assets in sustainable forest commons governance
Linking outputs and outcomes from devolved forest governance using a Modified Actor-Power-Accountability Framework (Mapaf): Case study from Chilimo forest, Ethiopia
Curse or blessing? Local elites in Joint Forest Management in India’s Shiwaliks
This article suggests that local elites play an instrumental role – either with positive or negative consequences – in shaping struggles for power over processes and outcomes of participatory forest management interventions, when implemented in communities characterized by social hierarchies. We show how the contrasting outcomes of joint forest management in two case study villages cannot be attributed to institutional reform, but appear to be ca…
The effectiveness of decentralisation reforms in the Philippines’s forestry sector
Moving forward in collaborative forest management: Role of external actors for sustainable Forest socio-ecological systems
Impacts of Participatory Forestry on Livelihoods of Ethnic People: Experience from Bangladesh
As a strategy of social development, the Bangladeshi government has attached the highest priority to participatory forestry (PF) since the early 1980s. In this article, we examine the impacts of PF on livelihoods of ethnic people, drawing empirical data from three villages involved in two PF projects. The projects have varying impacts on livelihoods of participating villagers. Disparities in income and forest conditions in the study villages were…
Small-Scale Rubber Planting for Enhancement of People's Livelihoods: A Comparative Study in Three South Asian Countries
South Asian upland cultivators are transitioning from subsistence production to commercial production using mainly small-scale rubber cultivation, which helps this transition and reduces poverty. This study, conducted October 2007 through February 2009, examines how small-scale rubber planting enhances people's livelihoods. Data were gathered from Bangladesh, India, and Sri Lanka. We found differences in rubber tree stock, growth, management, and…
Effect of Instituting “Authorized Neighborhood Associations” on Communal (Iriai) Forest Ownership in Japan
In recent years, changes in traditional communal (Iriai) forest ownership have been taking place in rural Japan. One cause is the emergence of Authorized Neighborhood Associations introduced under the revised Local Autonomy Law, 1991. This study analyzes the effects of instituting multifunctional Authorized Neighborhood Associations on collectively owned forests in Japan. It examines the comparative institutional and policy characteristics of Aut…
Identifying salient forest SES attributes for sustainability: A multi-country study
Changes in the Swidden System of the Kenyah Dayak Tribe
Since the l950s the Kenyah Dayak people have been moving ottt of their isolated home The fur - ther they migrate downstream the more the monetary economy in rates into the v age At
Dynamics of Cultural Ecosystems in the Makassar Mountainous Region: Effect of the Watershed Management Project, South Sulawesi, Indonesia
In the mountainous antarang " region inhabited by the Makassar people the upper classes living at the foot of the palace had monopolized rainfed rice fields and sugar palm communities while the commoners who were shifting cultivators had produced maize on the slopes of the mountains around the upper classes ' villages From the 1970s the commoners began to settle down and make colonies on the middle mountain slopes in consequence of strongprohibit…
Jérôme Rousseau. Kayan Religion: Ritual Life and Religious Reform in Central Borneo . KITLV Press, 1998, 352p
Royal jelly has estrogenic effects in vitro and in vivo
The significance of social capital in local forest management in Laos: Overcoming latent conflict between local people and local forestry officials
Forest policies that devolve forest-use rights to local people have undergone development over the past few years in Laos. As collaboration between local people and forestry officials is seen as indispensable to effective and sustainable local forest management, the objective of this study is to clarify the issues pertinent to the resolution of latent conflict between these two stakeholders. The issues are examined by presenting two case studies …
Why did the project fail to achieve its objectives in some villages? The experience of the Upland Settlement Project (USP) in Bangladesh
By sampling an upland settlement project (USP) village, this study examined why the project failed to achieve the planned objectives in some villages, and what livelihood strategies villagers (planters) have adopted to sustain their livelihoods. The paper uses data obtained by qualitative and quantitative methods. The USP was formulated with the objectives of settling 50 landless and marginal tribal families in a project village and introducing a…
The effectiveness of decentralisation reforms in the Philippines’s forestry sector
Effect of Instituting “Authorized Neighborhood Associations” on Communal (Iriai) Forest Ownership in Japan
In recent years, changes in traditional communal (Iriai) forest ownership have been taking place in rural Japan. One cause is the emergence of Authorized Neighborhood Associations introduced under the revised Local Autonomy Law, 1991. This study analyzes the effects of instituting multifunctional Authorized Neighborhood Associations on collectively owned forests in Japan. It examines the comparative institutional and policy characteristics of Aut…
Curse or blessing? Local elites in Joint Forest Management in India’s Shiwaliks
This article suggests that local elites play an instrumental role – either with positive or negative consequences – in shaping struggles for power over processes and outcomes of participatory forest management interventions, when implemented in communities characterized by social hierarchies. We show how the contrasting outcomes of joint forest management in two case study villages cannot be attributed to institutional reform, but appear to be ca…
Curse or blessing? Local elites in Joint Forest Management in India’s Shiwaliks
This article suggests that local elites play an instrumental role – either with positive or negative consequences – in shaping struggles for power over processes and outcomes of participatory forest management interventions, when implemented in communities characterized by social hierarchies. We show how the contrasting outcomes of joint forest management in two case study villages cannot be attributed to institutional reform, but appear to be ca…
Impacts of Participatory Forestry on Livelihoods of Ethnic People: Experience from Bangladesh
As a strategy of social development, the Bangladeshi government has attached the highest priority to participatory forestry (PF) since the early 1980s. In this article, we examine the impacts of PF on livelihoods of ethnic people, drawing empirical data from three villages involved in two PF projects. The projects have varying impacts on livelihoods of participating villagers. Disparities in income and forest conditions in the study villages were…
Conservation Goals Betrayed by the Uses of Wildlife Benefits in Community-based Conservation: The Case of Kimana Sanctuary in Southern Kenya
Since the 1990s, many empirical studies of "community-based conservation" (CBC) have discussed the relationship of benefits from wildlife to local attitudes. In addition to that relationship, this article examines the use of benefits and the consistency of that use with wildlife conservation goals in a CBC project in Kenya. Kimana Sanctuary is a flagship CBC project in Kenya. In partnership with a tourism company, the community earned sufficient …
Exploring decentralized forest management in Ethiopia using actor-power-accountability framework: Case study in West Shoa zone
Valuing forest ecosystem services: What we know and what we don't
Linking outputs and outcomes from devolved forest governance using a Modified Actor-Power-Accountability Framework (Mapaf): Case study from Chilimo forest, Ethiopia
Small-Scale Rubber Planting for Enhancement of People's Livelihoods: A Comparative Study in Three South Asian Countries
South Asian upland cultivators are transitioning from subsistence production to commercial production using mainly small-scale rubber cultivation, which helps this transition and reduces poverty. This study, conducted October 2007 through February 2009, examines how small-scale rubber planting enhances people's livelihoods. Data were gathered from Bangladesh, India, and Sri Lanka. We found differences in rubber tree stock, growth, management, and…
Measurement and evaluation of livelihood assets in sustainable forest commons governance
Relationships between solar activity and variations in SST and atmospheric circulation in the stratosphere and troposphere
Moving forward in collaborative forest management: Role of external actors for sustainable Forest socio-ecological systems
Identifying salient forest SES attributes for sustainability: A multi-country study
Promotive effect of Bofutsushosan (Fangfengtongshengsan) on lipid and cholesterol excretion in feces in mice treated with a high-fat diet
BTS has beneficial effects on obesity and metabolic syndrome, and its mechanisms of action include the promotion of lipid elimination and the inhibition of cholesterol absorption in the intestine
Climate Change, Disaster Risks, and Human Security: Asian Experience and Perspectives
Understanding Topography and Geological Structure Based on Drone Photogrammetry and Verifying Its Usefulness: A Case Study of the Median Tectonic Line on the East Bank of Lake Miwa, Ina City, Nagano P…
Drone photogrammetry is carried out with an SfM-MVS analysis to obtain detailed topographic data and to make digital elevation models (DEMs) on a peninsula on the eastern shore of Lake Miwa, Ina City, Nagano Prefecture, where the topographic features and geological boundaries of the Median Tectonic Line are well observed. In the area covering the entire peninsula with several hundred-meter scales, the resolution of the DEMs produced by drone phot…
Geography (18 works) · Business (14 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (14 works) · Economics (13 works) · Political science (12 works) · Environmental resource management (10 works) · Agriculture (8 works) · Ecology (8 works) · Environmental planning (7 works) · Finance (6 works)