ACLS Humanities E-Book: The green archipelago: forestry in preindustrial Japan

The green archipelago: forestry in preindustrial Japan

Totman, Conrad D.

Year: c1989.

Publisher: University of California Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

List of Illustrations

Preface

A Brief Chronology

Maps

Introduction: An Overview of Preindustrial Japanese Forest History

Part One: A Millennium of Exploitation Forestry

1. The Ancient Predation, 600-850

2. Forests and Forestry in Medieval Japan, 1050-1550

3. Timber Depletion during the Early Modern Predation, 1570-1670

Part Two: The Emergence of Regenerative Forestry in Early Modern Japan

4. The Negative Regimen: Forest Regulation

5. Silviculture: Its Principles and Practice

6. Plantation Forestry: Economic Aspects of Its Emergence

7. Land-Use Patterns and Afforestation

Conclusion

Bibliographical Essay: Scholarship on Preindustrial Japanese Forestry, 1880-1980

Notes

Glossaries

Bibliography

Index

reviews

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Title:

The green archipelago : forestry in preindustrial Japan Conrad Totman.

Author:

Totman, Conrad D

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The green archipelago : forestry in preindustrial Japan Conrad Totman.
Totman, Conrad D
Berkeley: University of California Press, c1989.

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Subject Headings:

• Forest policy -- Japan
• Forests and forestry -- Japan

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