Abstract

Introduction Part I: Theoretical and Contextual Background 1: Between State and Society: Decentralization in Indonesia 2: The Geography of Malinau 3: The Cultural Politics of Collaboration to Control and Access Forest Resources in Malinau, East Kalimantan 4: Biodiversity, Landscapes and Livelihoods: A Local Perspective Part II: Small-scale Timber Harvesting in Malinau 5: Impact of Small Timber Harvest Permits on Villages in the Malinau Watershed 6: Who, How and for What? Negotiations and Outcomes from IPPK Agreements between Communities and Brokers in Malinau 7: The Effect of IPPKs on Household Livelihoods in Malinau District, East Kalimantan 8: A Comparison of Damage Due to Logging under Different Forms of Resource Access in East Kalimantan, Indonesia 9: Tane Olen as an Alternative for Forest Management: Further Developments in Setulang village, East Kalimantan Part III: Other Developments Driven by Decentralization 10: Winners Take All: Understanding Forest Conflict in the Era of Decentralization in Indonesia 11: Tenure and Adat in Malinau 12: The Realpolitik of Village Representation and Participation 13: New Experiments Shaping Government and Society Interactions 14: Riding the Rapids: Synthesis and Conclusion Index

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