Erland Mårald is Professor in History of Science and Ideas at Umeå University, Sweden. Camilla Sandström is Professor in Political Science at Umeå University, Sweden, and the deputy Program Director of the Future Forests research programme.Annika Nordin is Professor in Forest Ecophysiology at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and the Program Director of the Future Forests research programme. Contributing Authors: Lucy Rist, Anna Sténs, Karin Beland Lindahl, Annika Carlsson-Kanyama, Johanna Johansson, Carina Keskitalo, Hjalmar Laudon, Rolf Lidskog, Tomas Lämås, Tomas Lundmark, Urban Nilsson, Eva-Maria Nordström, Jean-Michel Roberge and Johan Sonesson

• Introduction Part I: Looking back 1. Forest Benefits 2. Forest Knowledge and management 3. Forest governance Part II: Looking forward 4. Methods to study forests’ futures 5. Contemporary future forest research 6. Reflective forest futures Part III: Grasping the present 7. Integrated approaches – in theory and practice 8. Efforts to bridge governance and management in Swedish forests Part IV Reflective Forestry 9. The Principles of Reflective Forestry 10. The toolbox of Reflective Forestry 11. Towards a new forest social contract?

"This readable book is aimed at international forest researchers, as well as forest managers, practitioners and policy makers. The book is written in accessible style with sufficient introduction and explanations such that little prior experience of the topic is needed to use the information in the book effectively. Although not stated, it appears especially useful for Swedish audiences and academics in the field of forest governance and practice.." - Verina Ingram, Assistant Professor, Wageningen UR in International Forestry Review Vol.20(1), 2018

Erland Mårald is Professor in History of Science and Ideas at Umeå University, Sweden. Camilla Sandström is Professor in Political Science at Umeå University, Sweden, and the deputy Program Director of the Future Forests research programme.Annika Nordin is Professor in Forest Ecophysiology at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and the Program Director of the Future Forests research programme. Contributing Authors: Lucy Rist, Anna Sténs, Karin Beland Lindahl, Annika Carlsson-Kanyama, Johanna Johansson, Carina Keskitalo, Hjalmar Laudon, Rolf Lidskog, Tomas Lämås, Tomas Lundmark, Urban Nilsson, Eva-Maria Nordström, Jean-Michel Roberge and Johan Sonesson

• Introduction Part I: Looking back 1. Forest Benefits 2. Forest Knowledge and management 3. Forest governance Part II: Looking forward 4. Methods to study forests’ futures 5. Contemporary future forest research 6. Reflective forest futures Part III: Grasping the present 7. Integrated approaches – in theory and practice 8. Efforts to bridge governance and management in Swedish forests Part IV Reflective Forestry 9. The Principles of Reflective Forestry 10. The toolbox of Reflective Forestry 11. Towards a new forest social contract?

"This readable book is aimed at international forest researchers, as well as forest managers, practitioners and policy makers. The book is written in accessible style with sufficient introduction and explanations such that little prior experience of the topic is needed to use the information in the book effectively. Although not stated, it appears especially useful for Swedish audiences and academics in the field of forest governance and practice.." - Verina Ingram, Assistant Professor, Wageningen UR in International Forestry Review Vol.20(1), 2018

Erland Mårald is Professor in History of Science and Ideas at Umeå University, Sweden. Camilla Sandström is Professor in Political Science at Umeå University, Sweden, and the deputy Program Director of the Future Forests research programme.Annika Nordin is Professor in Forest Ecophysiology at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and the Program Director of the Future Forests research programme. Contributing Authors: Lucy Rist, Anna Sténs, Karin Beland Lindahl, Annika Carlsson-Kanyama, Johanna Johansson, Carina Keskitalo, Hjalmar Laudon, Rolf Lidskog, Tomas Lämås, Tomas Lundmark, Urban Nilsson, Eva-Maria Nordström, Jean-Michel Roberge and Johan Sonesson

• Introduction Part I: Looking back 1. Forest Benefits 2. Forest Knowledge and management 3. Forest governance Part II: Looking forward 4. Methods to study forests’ futures 5. Contemporary future forest research 6. Reflective forest futures Part III: Grasping the present 7. Integrated approaches – in theory and practice 8. Efforts to bridge governance and management in Swedish forests Part IV Reflective Forestry 9. The Principles of Reflective Forestry 10. The toolbox of Reflective Forestry 11. Towards a new forest social contract?

"This readable book is aimed at international forest researchers, as well as forest managers, practitioners and policy makers. The book is written in accessible style with sufficient introduction and explanations such that little prior experience of the topic is needed to use the information in the book effectively. Although not stated, it appears especially useful for Swedish audiences and academics in the field of forest governance and practice.." - Verina Ingram, Assistant Professor, Wageningen UR in International Forestry Review Vol.20(1), 2018