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Technological Transformation in the Global Pulp and Paper Industry 1800–2018

Part of the World Forests Book Series (volume 23)

Editors: Särkkä, Timo; Gutiérrez-Poch, Miquel; Kuhlberg, Mark

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-94962-8

ISBN: 978-3-319-94961-1

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Oct 25, 2018

1 - 10 of 13 Chapters

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Technological Transformation in the Global Pulp and Paper Industry: Introduction

Särkkä, Timo; Gutiérrez-Poch, Miquel; Kuhlberg, Mark

Pages: 1 –10

[At a high level of abstraction, the evolution of any industry is a function of changes in product market demand, availability and supply of capitalCapital, energy resources, raw materials knowledgeKnowledge and technologyTechnology, the surrounding institutional frameworkInstitutional framework...
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Manufacturing Cellulosic Fibres for Making Paper: A Historical Perspective

Alén, Raimo

Pages: 13 –34

[The manufacture of pulpPulp and paper is an important branch of industry worldwide and is based on complex and multidisciplinary technologyTechnology. The production and modification of cellulosic fibreFibre, which created the foundation for this industrial sector, has had a rich and colourful...
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Research and Development in the Finnish Wood Processing and Paper Industry, c. 1850–1990

Nykänen, Panu

Pages: 35 –64

[This chapter describes the general history of research and development work in the Finnish pulpPulp and paper industryPaper industry from the mid-nineteenth century until roughly 1990, a period that witnessed it undergo drastic changes because of the altered political environment in EuropeEurope...
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The Greening of the Pulp and Paper Industry: Sweden in Comparative Perspective

Bergquist, Ann-Kristin; Söderholm, Kristina

Pages: 65 –87

[Since the 1960s, the pulp and paper industry (PPI)PPI has developed from being considered one of the greatest polluters of the twentieth century to an industry that is in the lead in the transition towards a more sustainable, bio-based economy. This chapter covers the environmentally driven...
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Varieties of State Aid and Technological Development: Government Support to the Pulp and Paper Industry, the 1970s to the 1990s

Ojala, Jari; Jensen-Eriksen, Niklas; Lamberg, Juha-Antti

Pages: 91 –109

[Countries promote the development of pulpPulp and paper industry through industrial, technologyTechnology and innovation policyInnovation policy measures. Direct interventions and regional and environmental policies, together with more general governmental measures on trade negotiationsTrade...
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From Backward to Modern: The Adoption of Technology by the Pulp Industry in Portugal, 1891–2015

Branco, Amélia; Neves, Pedro

Pages: 111 –132

[Despite its late emergence, the development and maturation of the Portuguese pulpPulp industry is a case of success in a small country with a poor endowment of natural resources and a business structure dominated by small and medium enterprises. Taking a long-term approach, this chapter...
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Natural Potential, Artificial Restraint: The Dryden Paper Company and the Fetters on Adopting Technological Innovation in a Canadian Pulp and Paper Sector, 1900–1950

Kuhlberg, Mark

Pages: 133 –159

[Canada is blessed with vast supplies of the raw materials (i.e., pulpwood and water power) that have historically supported the production of pulp and paper, and beginning in the early twentieth century the country’s abundant natural resources became the foundation for the construction of dozens...
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The Endless Sheet: Technology Transfer and the Papermaking Industry in Spain, 1800–1936

Gutiérrez-Poch, Miquel

Pages: 161 –186

[Technology transferTechnology transfer is a central issue in the economic growth of developing countries. Nevertheless, the transfer itself does not guarantee growth in the long run because the milieu into which the new technologyTechnology is received is a crucial consideration that affects...
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Technology Transfer and Local Innovation: Pulp and Paper Manufacturing in New Zealand, c.1860 to c.1960

Roche, Michael

Pages: 189 –215

[This chapter surveys the evolution of papermakingPapermakingin New ZealandNew Zealand (NZ) over roughly one century, specifically from the 1860s when paper was manufactured from rags and waste paper until about 1960, by which time there were pulpPulp and paper mills in operation serving local...
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Making Paper in Australia: Developing the Technology to Create a National Industry, 1818–1928

Dadswell, Gordon

Pages: 217 –236

[This chapter discusses the development of a national paper making industry in AustraliaAustralia between 1818 and 1928. The chapter is divided into six sections. A conclusion summarizes the sections. The introduction, Sect. 10.1, establishes the significance for the chapter of the concept of...

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