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N.A. Moiseev Complete text of the article:Download article (pdf, 0.5MB )UDС630*6DOI:10.17238/issn0536-1036.2015.6.9AbstractThe paper describes the role, place and content of the sectoral economic discipline “Forest economy” in the system of forest management, both in theory and in practice, taking into account the applicable model of the economy in the country and the dynamics of views on the economic theory in the management of Human Factors System and society. Particular attention is paid to the need to consider the forest economy of the major industry practices of forest management related to long-term forest growing, multi-purpose role of forests as an object of management, and the requirement of the organization and planning of deals for the use and reproduction of forests on the zonal-typological basis in accordance with their purpose. All these issues are considered in historical perspective, taking into account the works of predecessors and the discussions between the supporters of land and forest rents. The article presents an economic interpretation of the nature of costs in forestry, payments for forest resources, their expedient distribution of financial flows to balance the economic interests of the main subjects of forest relations.AuthorsN.A. Moiseev, Member of the Russian Academy of SciencesAffiliationMoscow State Forest University, 1st Institutskaya str., 1, Mytishchi-5, Moscow Region, 141005, Russian Fеdеration; e-mail: moiseev@mgul.аc.ruKeywordsforest economics as a scientific discipline, forest as an object of management, forestry as a branch of productive industry; continuous and inexhaustible use of forests, in-dustry practices of the Forest economy; payments for forest resources, requirementReferences1. Viner N. Ya – matematik [I am a Mathematician]. Moscow, 1964. 256 pp. 2. Douglas William O. The Three Hundred Year War: A Chronicle of Ecological Disease. USA, Michigan, 1972. 215 p. 3. King A., Schneider B. The First Global Revolution. A Report by the Coucil of the Club of Rome. New York, 1991. 340 pp. 4. Luzhkov Yu.M. Krizis transkapitalizma i Rossiya [Transcapitalism Crisis and Russia]. The Economist, 2009, no. 5. 5. Mitropolit Smolenskiy i Kaliningradskiy Kirill. Liberal'nyy standart: ugroza miru i svobode [Liberal Standard: a Threat to Peace and Freedom]. Tserkovnyy vestnik, 2004, no. 1–2. 6. Moiseev N.A. Vosproizvodstvo lesnykh resursov [Reproduction of Forest Re-sources]. Lesnaya promyshlennost’, 1980, p. 263. 7. Montaigne Michel de. Essays. Book 1. London, 2003. 1284 p. 8. Orlov M.M. Lesoustroystvo. Tom 1. Elementy lesnogo khozyaystva [Forest Man-agement. Volume 1. Elements of Forestry]. Moscow, 2006. 319 p. 9. Perekhod V.I. Teoriya lesnogo khozyaystva. Kurs lesnoy ekonomiki so statistikoy [Theory of Forestry. The Course of Forest Economy Statistics]. Minsk, 1924. 10. Sbornik normativnykh pravovykh aktov v oblasti ispol'zovaniya, okhrany, zash-chity lesnogo fonda i vosproizvodstva lesov (po sostoyaniyu na 1 iyulya 2002 g.) [Collection of Normative Legal Acts in the Area of Use, Preservation, Protection of Forest Fund and Reproduction of Forests (as of July 1, 2002)]. Moscow, 2002. 640 p. 11. Sorokin P. Glavnye tendentsii nashego vremeni [Main Trends of Our Time]. Moscow, 1997. 351 p. 12. Heilbroner R.L. Economics as Universal Science. Social Research, 1991, vol. 58, no.2, pp. 457–474. 13. Fahser Von L. 1987. Die Okologishe Orientievung der Forstokonomic. Forstar-chiv. 58. Iahrgang, 1987, p. 50–60 14. Speidel G. Forstliche Bttriebswirtschafts Lehre. Berlin und Hamburg, 1984. Received on May 13, 2015Forest Economy in the Forest Management in Theory and in Practice |
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