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tropical forests. London: UCL Press.
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Thailand. Paper prepared for the Workshop on Population Change and Land Use in Developing Countries, organized by the Committee on Population, National Academy of Sciences,
Washington, DC, December 1991.
Puri, J. (2002a). Guatemala: A transportation strategy to alleviate poverty approach and concept
paper. Study prepared for the Guatemala Poverty Assessment, The World Bank, Washington,
DC.
Puri, J. (2002b). Are roads enough? A limited impact analysis of road works in Guatemala. Study
prepared for the Guatemala Poverty Assessment, The World Bank, Washington, DC.
Puri, J. (2006). Factors affecting agricultural expansion in forest reserves of Thailand: The role of
population and roads. Ph.D dissertation, University of Maryland, Department of Agriculture
and Resource Economics.
Thailand: National report on protected areas and development – review of protected areas and
development in the lower Mekong Region, ICEM, Indoroopilly, Queensland, November 2003.
United Nations, Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO). (2001). Forest resources assessment
2000: Main report (FAO forestry paper 140). Rome: FAO.
United Nations, Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO). (2003). State of the world’s forests
2003. Rome: FAO.
Walker, A. (2002). Agricultural transformation and the politics of hydrology in Northern
Thailand: A case study of water supply and demand (Resource Management in Asia-Pacific
Working paper no. 40). Canberra: The Australian National University.
Wataru, F. (2003). Dealing with contradictions: Examining national forest reserves in Thailand.
Southeast Asian Studies, 41(2), 206–238.
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