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Preface.- The Editors
Introduction
1. Prelude to practice: Introducing a practice based approach to forest and nature governance.- Bas Arts, Jelle Behagel, Severine van Bommel, Jessica de Koning, Esther Turnhout
2. From practical science to a practice based approach: A short history of forest policy studies.- Freerk Wiersum, Bas Arts, Jim van Laar
Rethinking institutions
3. Bricolage practices in local forestry.- Jessica de Koning, Charlotte Benneker
4. What institutions do: Grasping participatory practices in the Water Framework Directive.- Jelle Behagel, Sonja van der Arend
5. Invited spaces and informal practices in participatory community forest management in India.- Sailaja Nandigama
The global-local nexus
6. Global forest governance: Multiple practices of policy performance.- Bas Arts, Innocent Babili
7. The practice of interaction management: enhancing synergies among multilateral REDD+ institutions.- Ingrid Visseren-Hamakers, Patrick Verkooijen
8. How do forest markets work? Exploring a practice perspective.- Marjanke Hoogstra-Klein
Representing nature?
9. Globalising biodiversity: Scientific practices of scaling and databasing.- Susan Boonman-Berson, Esther Turnhout
10. Where management practices and experiential practices meet: Public support and conflict in ecosystem management.- Arjen Buijs, Birgit Elands, Ramona van Marwijk
11. Creating scientific narratives: experiences in constructing and interweaving empirical and theoretical plots.- Severine van Bommel, Mari lle van der Zouwen
Conclusion
12. The promise of practice: The value of the practice-based approach for forest and nature governance studies.- Jelle Behagel, Bas Arts, Severine van Bommel, Jessica de Koning, Esther Turnhout