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Services in Family Forestry

Part of the World Forests Book Series (volume 24)

Editors: Hujala, Teppo; Toppinen, Anne; J. Butler, Brett

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-28999-7

ISBN: 978-3-030-28998-0

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Nov 6, 2019

1 - 10 of 16 Chapters

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Foundations of Service Research and Service-Dominant Logic

Toivonen, Marja; Kowalkowski, Christian

Pages: 3 –19

[This chapter discusses the central arguments of service-dominant logicService-dominant logic (S-D logic) and their implications to the developmentDevelopment of the forest sectorForest sector and forestForest sciences. The chapter starts from a short summary of earlier studies that have promoted...
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Ecosystem Services in the Service-Dominant Logic Framework

Caputo, Jesse; D’Amato, Dalia; Matthies, Brent D.

Pages: 21 –47

[The ecosystem services concept has become the predominant lens through which researchers and decision-makers view the relationship between natural ecosystems and human well-being. Over the past decades, a number of widely accepted classification systemsSystem, analytical methods, and a rich...
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Societal Expectations from Family Forestry in the USA and Europe

Huff, Emily S.; Jürges, Nataly; Canadas, Maria

Pages: 51 –66

[Humans rely on forests for a wide variety of tangible goods and less tangible services. Over time, societies have come to expect that forests provide certain things, ranging from timberTimberproductsProduct to spacesSpace for recreational and spiritual enjoyment. We focus on these societal...
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The Diversifying Use of Family Forests—Opportunities for New Services

Kurttila, Mikko; Butler, Brett J.; Hujala, Teppo; Miina, Jari; Vanhanen, Henri; Vacik, Harald

Pages: 67 –81

[While the quest for multiple, diversified benefitsbenefit from forests is widely accepted, service offerings for family forest owners have been limited, mainly focusing on wood production related services. Consequently, new services truly focusing on other uses of forests are rare. However,...
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Family Forest Owners’ Changing Values and Other Service-Demand Drivers

Karppinen, Heimo; Ní Dhubháin, Áiné; Butler, Brett J.

Pages: 83 –102

[TwoForest axioms ofServiceservice-dominant logicService-dominant logic (S-D logic) are that “the beneficiaryBeneficiary is always a co-creator of valueValue” and “valueValue is always uniquely and phenomenologically determined by the beneficiaryBeneficiary.” Therefore, to understand the...
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Total Economic Value, Ecosystem Services and the Role of Public Policy Instruments in the Creation and Destruction of Forest Values

Aguilar, Francisco X.; Kelly, Matthew C.; Danley, Brian

Pages: 103 –118

[Established frameworks such as the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MEA) and the Total Economic Value (TEV) recognize how forest ecosystemsEcosystem services have extrinsic and intrinsic valueValue to societySociety. We critically discuss the appropriateness of attempting to adapt a...
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Service Innovation in Forestry: The Perspective of Family Forest Owners

Hansen, Eric; Nybakk, Erlend; Guerrero, Jose

Pages: 121 –142

[Given the critical contribution to diversity of the forested landscape provided by family ownershipsownership, maintaining viability of family forestry is essential to forest sustainability. Innovation, in its various forms, can be an important contributor to maintain viability. Here we focus on...
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Service-Dominant Logic Driven Services for Family Forest Owners—The Present and the Potential

Berghäll, Sami; Roos, Anders

Pages: 143 –166

[Forest owner services face pressures put to these services from various societal directions. Urbanization, alienation from self-made forest management, rising climate and environmental concerns etc. all challenge the traditional forest services of different sector service providersProvider. This...
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Business Models in Transition Countries

Leban, Vasja; Teder, Meelis; Posavec, Stjepan; Krč, Janez

Pages: 167 –183

[Transition countriestransition countries have experienced major political, economic and socio-cultural changes not encountered elsewhere in Europe. They constitute invigorating environments in which service innovations may be nurtured without the inertiainertia of existing practices. However,...
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Value Creation and Innovation with Non-wood Forest Products in a Family Forestry Context

Weiss, Gerhard; Emery, Marla R.; Miina, Jari; Kurttila, Mikko; Corradini, Giulia; Huber, Patrick; Vacik, Harald

Pages: 185 –224

[Non-wood forest productsNon-wood forest products (NWFPs) have often-underestimated economic potential, particularly for family forest ownersforest owners. Their role and value, however, is changing in the global West and so are the business opportunities and innovation needsneed associated with...

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