Luc Bouthillier
Laval University
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Forest Policy and Economics | 2002
Marc-André Côté; Luc Bouthillier
Abstract Despite the proliferation of public involvement initiatives in the forest sector, methodologies for monitoring the success of individual processes have been particularly weak. Assessments have traditionally examined the outward appearance of public involvement processes rather than what they accomplish. The aim of our research project was to develop a method for assessing the impact of public involvement processes in Quebec, and to test this method in the context of forest certification initiatives. More precisely, the research project determined that the public involvement processes tested in the Haute-Mauricie region, Quebec (Canada): (1) fostered better information sharing among parties interested in forest management; (2) brought about changes in forestry planning; (3) decreased mistrust between local stakeholders; and (4) reduced potential negative conflicts in this region. However, the experiment also showed that further institutional support should complement a public involvement initiative in order to increase its impact on forest management planning and on the relationships among parties interested in forest management.
American Journal of Agricultural Economics | 1997
Jean-Thomas Bernard; Luc Bouthillier; Jérôme Catimel; Nancy Gélinas
We analyze an interregional softwood lumber trade model for the three main species (spruce, pine, and fir [SPF]) which are indigenous to Quebec, Ontario, and the U.S. Northeast. Demand for SPF softwood lumber is price elastic in Ontario and the U.S. Northeast, but not in Quebec. It is inelastic with respect to residential construction. Supply price elasticities are less than one. Policy instruments such as exchange rate, export taxes, Canadian federal sales tax, and cost of logs change exports and imports but with minor effects on prices. Export (import) duties are more effective in redirecting trade than is a stumpage fee applied by the provinces. Copyright 1997, Oxford University Press.
Forestry Chronicle | 2000
Daniel Kneeshaw; Alain Leduc; Pierre Drapeau; David Paré; R. Carignan; René Doucet; Luc Bouthillier; Christian Messier
Canadian Journal of Forest Research | 2004
Andrew Fall; Marie-Josée Fortin; Daniel Kneeshaw; Stephen Yamasaki; Christian Messier; Luc Bouthillier; Cheryl Smyth
Forestry Chronicle | 1994
Peter N. Duinker; Patrick W. Matakala; Florence Chege; Luc Bouthillier
Forest Policy and Economics | 2007
Dominic Toupin; Luc LeBel; Denise Dubeau; Daniel Imbeau; Luc Bouthillier
Forestry Chronicle | 1999
Marc-André Côté; Luc Bouthillier
Society & Natural Resources | 2011
Amélie Roberge; Luc Bouthillier; Jean Mercier
Canadian Journal of Forest Research | 2007
Hugo JacqmainH. Jacqmain; Louis Bélanger; Susanne HiltonS. Hilton; Luc Bouthillier
Forestry Chronicle | 2001
Marc-André Côté; Daniel Kneeshaw; Luc Bouthillier; Christian Messier