This article explores the role of actors and agency in the literature on sustainability
transitions. We reviewed 386 journal articles on transition management and sustainability …

Forest governance in Poland is characterised by the dominance of public forest ownership
and hierarchical, top-down policy-making. These governance arrangements, characteristic …

The decisions and actions of private forest owners are important for the delivery of forest
goods and services. Both forest ownership, and policies related to forest owners, are …

In the last two decades, attention on forests and ownership rights has increased in different
domains of international policy, particularly in relation to achieving the global sustainable …

Private forest owners' involvement in forest management has been frequently examined
through the attitudes, values, beliefs, objectives and motivations associated with owning and …

Since the late 1980s, the transformative changes in former socialist societies have provided
a unique context for forest policy research. However, a comprehensive review of this body of …

Despite numerous positive achievements, the institutional reforms in the forest sector in
Central and Eastern European countries are still facing numerous problems. In Romanian …

Driven by political and economic reforms since 1990, the forestry sector in southeast
European (SEE) countries has faced changes which have resulted, among others, in the rise …

Forest transition (FT) over the last three decades has attracted much academic attention. In
this paper we present a comparative study of FT to assess regional variety in nine countries …

Private forest owners possess a major part of Europe's forests. Therefore, their behaviour
plays a significant role in the development and management of European forest resources …