The Politics of Deforestation in Africa

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Focusing on the disconnect between environmental policy intent and actual impact, this book investigates deforestation in Madagascar, Tanzania, and Uganda. It argues that foreign-backed conservation efforts fail due to their disregard for the specific local conditions necessary for effective conservation. By analyzing decision-making processes at both community and national levels, the author highlights the complexities of environmental governance in these three unique political contexts, revealing the challenges faced in implementing successful forest policies.