Estimation of illegal logging by the formal timber sector in Ghana: implications for forest law compliance, enforcement and EU-Ghana voluntary partnership agreement

Author： BoakyeJ.  

Publisher： Commonwealth Forestry Association

E-ISSN： 2053-7778|17|2|117-127

ISSN： 1465-5489

Source： International Forestry Review, Vol.17, Iss.2, 2015-06, pp. : 117-127

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