Forest Governance Publications

Call, M. and P. Jagger. 2017. Social Capital, Collective Action and Communal Grazing Lands in Uganda. International Journal of the Commons. Forthcoming.
Galik, C. and P. Jagger. 2015. Bundles, duties, and rights: A Revised Framework for Analysis of Natural Resource Property Rights Regimes. Land Economics 91(1):76-90.
Jagger, P. and G. Shively. 2015. Taxes and Bribes in Uganda. Journal of Development Studies 51(1): 66-79.
Jagger, P. 2014. Clarity vs. Confusion: Property Rights and Forest Use in Uganda. Forest Policy and Economics 45:32-41.
Jagger, P., M.K. Luckert, A. Duchelle, J.F. Lund and W.D. Sunderlin. 2014. Tenure and Forest Income: Observations from a Global Study on Forests and Poverty. World Development 64(Supplement 1): S43-S55.
Jagger, P. 2010. Forest Sector Reform, Livelihoods and Sustainability in Western Uganda. In Governing Africa’s Forests in a Globalized World, L. German, A. Karsenty and A.M. Tiani eds. London, UK: Earthscan Publications Ltd. and Center for International Forestry Research. Pp 103-125.
Reyes-Garcia, V., V. Vadez, J. , T. Huanca and P. Jagger. 2010. The Uneven Reach of Decentralization: A Case Study among Indigenous Peoples in the Bolivian Amazon.International Political Science Review March: 229:243.
Bartley, T., K. Andersson, P. Jagger and F. van Laerhoven. 2008. The Contribution of Institutional Theories to Explaining Decentralization of Natural Resource Governance.Society and Natural Resources 21(2): 160-174.
Jagger, P. and M.K. Luckert. 2008. Investments and Returns from Cooperative and Household Managed Woodlots in Zimbabwe: Implications for Rural Afforestation Policy.Land Use Policy 25(1): 139-152.
Jagger, P., J. Pender and B. Gebremedhin. 2005. Trading-off Environmental Sustainability for Empowerment and Income: Woodlot Devolution in Northern Ethiopia. World Development 33(9): 1491-1510.
Jagger, P. and J. Pender. 2003. The Role of Trees for Sustainable Management of Less Favored Lands: The Case of Eucalyptus in Ethiopia. Forest Policy and Economics 3(1): 83-95.
Grundy, I., J. Turpie, P. Jagger, E. Witkowski, I. Guambe, D. Semwayo and A. Solomon. 2000. Implications of Co-Management for Benefits from Natural Resources for Rural Households in Northeastern Zimbabwe. Ecological Economics 33(3): 369-381.

Energy Poverty PIRE in Southern Africa

Call, M. and P. Jagger. 2017. Social Capital, Collective Action and Communal Grazing Lands in Uganda. International Journal of the Commons. Forthcoming.

Galik, C. and P. Jagger. 2015. Bundles, duties, and rights: A Revised Framework for Analysis of Natural Resource Property Rights Regimes. Land Economics 91(1):76-90.

Jagger, P. and G. Shively. 2015. Taxes and Bribes in Uganda. Journal of Development Studies 51(1): 66-79.

Jagger, P. 2014. Clarity vs. Confusion: Property Rights and Forest Use in Uganda. Forest Policy and Economics 45:32-41.

Jagger, P., M.K. Luckert, A. Duchelle, J.F. Lund and W.D. Sunderlin. 2014. Tenure and Forest Income: Observations from a Global Study on Forests and Poverty. World Development 64(Supplement 1): S43-S55.

Jagger, P. 2010. Forest Sector Reform, Livelihoods and Sustainability in Western Uganda. In Governing Africa’s Forests in a Globalized World, L. German, A. Karsenty and A.M. Tiani eds. London, UK: Earthscan Publications Ltd. and Center for International Forestry Research. Pp 103-125.

Reyes-Garcia, V., V. Vadez, J. , T. Huanca and P. Jagger. 2010. The Uneven Reach of Decentralization: A Case Study among Indigenous Peoples in the Bolivian Amazon.International Political Science Review March: 229:243.

Bartley, T., K. Andersson, P. Jagger and F. van Laerhoven. 2008. The Contribution of Institutional Theories to Explaining Decentralization of Natural Resource Governance.Society and Natural Resources 21(2): 160-174.

Jagger, P. and M.K. Luckert. 2008. Investments and Returns from Cooperative and Household Managed Woodlots in Zimbabwe: Implications for Rural Afforestation Policy.Land Use Policy 25(1): 139-152.

Jagger, P., J. Pender and B. Gebremedhin. 2005. Trading-off Environmental Sustainability for Empowerment and Income: Woodlot Devolution in Northern Ethiopia. World Development 33(9): 1491-1510.

Jagger, P. and J. Pender. 2003. The Role of Trees for Sustainable Management of Less Favored Lands: The Case of Eucalyptus in Ethiopia. Forest Policy and Economics 3(1): 83-95.

Grundy, I., J. Turpie, P. Jagger, E. Witkowski, I. Guambe, D. Semwayo and A. Solomon. 2000. Implications of Co-Management for Benefits from Natural Resources for Rural Households in Northeastern Zimbabwe. Ecological Economics 33(3): 369-381.