Abstract
The debates and negotiations outlined in the previous two chapters over the TTTR’s normative structure and compliance mechanisms were conducted largely in the abstract. ITTO’s sustainable forest management guidelines and the various proposals for certification and labeling schemes were developed on paper, not implemented in practice. Consequently, none of the global coalitions had been required to make costly concessions to achieve sustainable forest management. The importance of ITTO’s mission to Sarawak lay precisely in the fact that it constituted the first practical attempt to apply the TTTR’s normative structure.
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Simon Corniseli, ‘Draft Report from the 9th Meeting of the International Tropical Timber Council, Yokohama, Japan, November 16–23’, London, Friends of the Earth-UK, December 1990,11–13.
Marcus Colchester, ‘Report on the Ninth Session of the International Tropical Timber Council in Yokohama 16–23 November 1990’, Chadlington, UK, 27 December 1990.
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Gale, F.P. (1998). The ITTO Mission to Sarawak. In: The Tropical Timber Trade Regime. International Political Economy Series. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230371521_11
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