It is announced that IJSF -- International Journal of Social Forestry -- Volume 3 Number 2 has been published. In this edition, five articles are published where all od them applies quantitative analysis in approaching social forestry issues. The issues are ranging from joint and collaborative management, management, gender, to land use activities.

The International Journal of Social Forestry abbreviated as IJSF recently issued its Volume 3 Number 1. It discussed the impact on democratic rules on forest resource management, the use of Gini coefficient in analyzing the distribution of community forests, indigenous knowledge on wild edible plants, etc.

The Editorial Team announces that IJSF Volume 2 Number 2 has been issued. In this edition, five articles contributed by authors from various countries have been selected--from dozen of submitted manuscripts--to be published.

In the short history of our journal, we have received some valuable submissions which however required time-consuming language editing by our editorial team. Hence, please take the time to ensure that your text is submitted in clear and correct English. While our editors can do a certain amount of language editing, it is unrealistic to expect that linguistically substandard submissions could be completely overhauled.

For the publication of the ensuing edition, IJSF Volume 2 Number 2, IJSF calls the potential author(s) to submit his/her/their article to be published in this journal. The deadline in submitting the article is on November 1st, 2009.
The International Journal of Social Forestry (IJSF) is a peer reviewed scientific journal focusing on social aspects of forest management, community-based management of forest-related resources, and forest governance and policy. The upcoming issue of IJSF still focuses on these general themes, and the Editors welcome manuscripts, both theoretical and empirical research papers, that bring new knowledge, experiences, and lessons learned on such issues.

Although it's a bit late to announce, it is proudly informed that IJSF has issued its latest edition, IJSF Volume 2 Number 1. In this edition, IJSF puts forward African social forestry as its theme.
Among dozens of articles submitted to IJSF, we selected five articles to be published in this edition:

The International Journal of Social Forestry (IJSF) herewith releases a Call for Papers for Volume 2 Number 1, where its theme is still on general issues of social forestry, both theoretical and empirical research papers, and experiences in dealing with social forestry issues in any particular country. The Editors welcome manuscripts that bring new knowledge, experiences, and lessons learned for people with other nationalities.

We are pleased to announce that the latest edition of the International Journal of Social Forestry (IJSF) has been published. In this edition, IJSF publishes five articles discussing some crucial issues, experiences, and lessons learned in the field of social forestry.

International Journal of Social Forestry (IJSF) is a peer reviewed scientific journal focusing on social aspects of forest management, community-based management of forest-related resources, and forest governance and policy. The upcoming issue of IJSF still focuses on these general themes, and the Editors welcome manuscripts, both theoretical and empirical research papers, that bring new knowledge, experiences, and lessons learned on such issues.

We are proud to announce that IJSF has been published. There are two versions of IJSF publication in this edition, namely a printed version and an electronic version. With regards to the electronic version, a sample article is accessible online at this IJSF homepage.