Jürgen Pretzsch
Biographic Data
| ID | 6318548 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jürgen Pretzsch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jürgen |
| FAMILY NAME | Pretzsch |
| SIGNATURE | PRETZSCH J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Technische Universität Dresden |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Institutional jelling in socio-ecological systems
Institutional dynamics trigger resource management decisions and practices around socio-ecological systems (SESs), with (sub-) optimal management outcomes. For instance, studies show that formal institutions are continually prioritized over informal ones in land use decisions – the latter also countervailing the former in several instances. This reality presents an opportunity to theorize in favour of a new institutional arrangement that blends f…
Actor-driven institutional change in forest communities
The institutions-cum-forest use dynamics literature is growing, albeit marred by scanty evidence on actor roles in shaping the process in sub-Saharan Africa. Cameroon represents a useful “laboratory” to explore such actor-driven change processes. Recent studies have reported the change process linked to a colonial hangover in parts of Cameroon that came under French influence, suggesting the need for fresh evidence to uncover such change processe…
Forest sector contribution to the National Economy
Medicinal plants production systems in rural Indonesia
Smallholder perceptions of and willingness to participate in Forest Farmers' Organizations
Forest Farmers' Organizations (FFOs) are gaining scholarly traction as a means to mobilize non-industrial private farmers to upscale tree-growing practices, thereby contributing to securing the increasing demand for wood products. However, how farmers perceive FFOs and what drives their willingness to participate in FFOs are not yet fully understood. Using two case studies, this study aimed to examine smallholder tree growers' perceptions of FFOs…
A comparative institutional analysis of two community forests managed under different governance structures in the dry zone area of Myanmar
The study focuses on the importance of institutional factors for the different governance structures of community forestry in Myanmar. The village forest management (VFM) model and sub-village forest management (SVFM) model were characterised using the Institutional Analysis and Development framework of Ostrom (2011) and analysed for how the governance structures influenced the action situation (actors and actions related to management) and the o…
The impact of community forest formalisation on tenure security and co-management in Thailand
The formalisation of community forestry through legal registration could enhance the tenure security of local communities, although its effectiveness remains unclear. The issue of whether Thailand's registration programme strengthened the tenure security of community forests and altered their customary forest institutions was investigated. The tenure security and forest management of registered community forests with varying levels of tenure disp…
Institutional dynamics and forest use practices in the Santchou Landscape of Cameroon
Network administrators facilitate information sharing among communal forest organizations in Thailand
How do smallholder forest farmers' organizations manage and commercialize wood products? – A global systematic review
Analysis of Acacia hybrid timber value chains
What do we (not) know on forest management institutions in sub-Saharan Africa? A regional comparative review
Asian timber value chains- a systematic review and research agenda
Constitutionality and the Co-Management of Protected Areas
This article discusses the co-management experiences of two tropical protected areas – the Korup National Park (KNP) in Cameroon, and the Natma Taung National Park (NTNP) in Myanmar. The discussion is anchored on the constitutionality construct and opens up reflections to guide future management processes and outcomes for protected areas. Based on a review of articles and institutional reports, complemented by interviews and focus group discussio…
A historical political ecology of forest access and use in Sudan
Land use conflicts in central Sudan
The significance of dry forest income for livelihood resilience
Land use conflicts in central Sudan
What do we (not) know on forest management institutions in sub-Saharan Africa? A regional comparative review
The significance of dry forest income for livelihood resilience
How do smallholder forest farmers' organizations manage and commercialize wood products? – A global systematic review
Constitutionality and the Co-Management of Protected Areas
This article discusses the co-management experiences of two tropical protected areas – the Korup National Park (KNP) in Cameroon, and the Natma Taung National Park (NTNP) in Myanmar. The discussion is anchored on the constitutionality construct and opens up reflections to guide future management processes and outcomes for protected areas. Based on a review of articles and institutional reports, complemented by interviews and focus group discussio…
A historical political ecology of forest access and use in Sudan
Smallholder perceptions of and willingness to participate in Forest Farmers' Organizations
Forest Farmers' Organizations (FFOs) are gaining scholarly traction as a means to mobilize non-industrial private farmers to upscale tree-growing practices, thereby contributing to securing the increasing demand for wood products. However, how farmers perceive FFOs and what drives their willingness to participate in FFOs are not yet fully understood. Using two case studies, this study aimed to examine smallholder tree growers' perceptions of FFOs…
Network administrators facilitate information sharing among communal forest organizations in Thailand
Analysis of Acacia hybrid timber value chains
The significance of dry forest income for livelihood resilience
Land use conflicts in central Sudan
A historical political ecology of forest access and use in Sudan
Constitutionality and the Co-Management of Protected Areas
This article discusses the co-management experiences of two tropical protected areas – the Korup National Park (KNP) in Cameroon, and the Natma Taung National Park (NTNP) in Myanmar. The discussion is anchored on the constitutionality construct and opens up reflections to guide future management processes and outcomes for protected areas. Based on a review of articles and institutional reports, complemented by interviews and focus group discussio…
Asian timber value chains- a systematic review and research agenda
A comparative institutional analysis of two community forests managed under different governance structures in the dry zone area of Myanmar
The study focuses on the importance of institutional factors for the different governance structures of community forestry in Myanmar. The village forest management (VFM) model and sub-village forest management (SVFM) model were characterised using the Institutional Analysis and Development framework of Ostrom (2011) and analysed for how the governance structures influenced the action situation (actors and actions related to management) and the o…
The impact of community forest formalisation on tenure security and co-management in Thailand
The formalisation of community forestry through legal registration could enhance the tenure security of local communities, although its effectiveness remains unclear. The issue of whether Thailand's registration programme strengthened the tenure security of community forests and altered their customary forest institutions was investigated. The tenure security and forest management of registered community forests with varying levels of tenure disp…
Institutional dynamics and forest use practices in the Santchou Landscape of Cameroon
Network administrators facilitate information sharing among communal forest organizations in Thailand
How do smallholder forest farmers' organizations manage and commercialize wood products? – A global systematic review
Analysis of Acacia hybrid timber value chains
What do we (not) know on forest management institutions in sub-Saharan Africa? A regional comparative review
Medicinal plants production systems in rural Indonesia
Smallholder perceptions of and willingness to participate in Forest Farmers' Organizations
Forest Farmers' Organizations (FFOs) are gaining scholarly traction as a means to mobilize non-industrial private farmers to upscale tree-growing practices, thereby contributing to securing the increasing demand for wood products. However, how farmers perceive FFOs and what drives their willingness to participate in FFOs are not yet fully understood. Using two case studies, this study aimed to examine smallholder tree growers' perceptions of FFOs…
Actor-driven institutional change in forest communities
The institutions-cum-forest use dynamics literature is growing, albeit marred by scanty evidence on actor roles in shaping the process in sub-Saharan Africa. Cameroon represents a useful “laboratory” to explore such actor-driven change processes. Recent studies have reported the change process linked to a colonial hangover in parts of Cameroon that came under French influence, suggesting the need for fresh evidence to uncover such change processe…
Forest sector contribution to the National Economy
Institutional jelling in socio-ecological systems
Institutional dynamics trigger resource management decisions and practices around socio-ecological systems (SESs), with (sub-) optimal management outcomes. For instance, studies show that formal institutions are continually prioritized over informal ones in land use decisions – the latter also countervailing the former in several instances. This reality presents an opportunity to theorize in favour of a new institutional arrangement that blends f…
Economics (14 works) · Geography (14 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (12 works) · Business (11 works) · Environmental resource management (9 works) · Ecology (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Context (archaeology (6 works) · Forest management (6 works) · Forest Management and Policy (6 works)