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Perceptions of ownership among new forest owners – A qualitative study in European context

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  • Matilainen, A.
  • Koch, M.
  • Zivojinovic, I.
  • Lähdesmäki, M.
  • Lidestav, G.
  • Karppinen, H.
  • Didolot, F.
  • Jarsky, V.
  • Põllumäe, P.
  • Colson, V.
  • Hricova, Z.
  • Glavonjic, P.
  • Scriban, R.E.

Abstract

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. At the same time, forest owners' values and objectives are becoming more versatile. There is a need for further understanding of elements affecting forest owners' management behaviour. One aspect of potential impact is how forest ownership is perceived by the forest owners themselves. Understanding how they experience the ownership, especially on the psychological level, can provide new insights into forest owners' management behaviour and aid in planning better services to meet their needs.

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  • Matilainen, A. & Koch, M. & Zivojinovic, I. & Lähdesmäki, M. & Lidestav, G. & Karppinen, H. & Didolot, F. & Jarsky, V. & Põllumäe, P. & Colson, V. & Hricova, Z. & Glavonjic, P. & Scriban, R.E., 2019. "Perceptions of ownership among new forest owners – A qualitative study in European context," Forest Policy and Economics, Elsevier, vol. 99(C), pages 43-51.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:forpol:v:99:y:2019:i:c:p:43-51
    DOI: 10.1016/j.forpol.2018.06.002
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