Forestry Economics Review is a peer-reviewed journal on economics and policy research relating to forests, forest-related industries, and other forest-relevant land uses. Published in association with Beijing Forestry University & Renmin University of China.

Articles & Issues: https://www.emerald.com/insight/publication/issn/2631-3030
Aims and scope
Forestry Economics Review aims to publish high level and original articles about forest economics and management studies, to advocate standard and rigorous research method, and encourage the combination of theoretical & empirical studies. It also aims to provide an academic platform to publish high level research result of forest economy for domestic and international researchers, especially the peers who engage in forest economics research.

FER seeks to encourage and present innovative ideas, particularly those new theories, thinking, and viewpoints which are based on sufficient data and in-depth study. We advocate a rigorous, simple, fresh, lucid and lively style of writing.

The journal scope includes but not limited to:

Forestry economics theory and policy
Forest resources and environmental management
Forestry and sustainable development
Forestry and climate change
Forestry tenure reform
Forestry farmer behaviour and rural forestry organisation construction
Forest products market and trade
Forestry finance
Forestry human resource management and green administration
Biomass energy
Economics of forest ecosystems
Agroforestry
Forest certification
Theory of ecological civilization construction
Grassland economics and management
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