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Hildebrandt, Patrick;Knoke, Thomas
Investment decisions under uncertainty—A methodological review on forest science studies
Forest Policy and Economics
2011
13
1
1-15
Román-Cuesta, R.M.;Salinas, N.;Asbjornsen, H.;Oliveras, I.;Huaman, V.;Gutiérrez, Y.;Puelles, L.;Kala, J.;Yabar, D.;Rojas, M.;Astete, R.;Jordán, D.Y.;Silman, M.;Mosandl, R.;Weber, M.;Stimm, B.;Günter, S.;Knoke, T.;Malhi, Y.
Implications of fires on carbon budgets in Andean cloud montane forest: The importance of peat soils and tree resprouting
Forest Ecology and Management
2011
261
11
1987-1997
Griess, Verena;Knoke, Thomas
Can native tree species plantations in Panama compete with Teak plantations? An economic estimation
New Forests
2011
41
1
13--39
Clasen, Christian;Griess, Verena C.;Knoke, Thomas
Financial consequences of losing admixed tree species: A new approach to value increased financial risks by ungulate browsing
Forest Policy and Economics
2011
13
6
503--511
Roessiger, Joerg;Griess, Verena C.;Knoke, Thomas
May risk aversion lead to near-natural forestry? A simulation study
Forestry
2011
84
5
527--537
Knoke, Thomas;Steinbeis, Otto-Emmanuel;Bösch, Matthias;Román-Cuesta, Rosa Mar{í}a;Burkhardt, Thomas
Cost-effective compensation to avoid carbon emissions from forest loss: An approach to consider price--quantity effects and risk-aversion
Ecological Economics
2011
70
6
1139--1153
Roessiger, Joerg;Griess, Verena C.;Knoke, Thomas
May risk aversion lead to near-natural forestry? A simulation study
Forestry
2011
84
5
527--537
Clasen, C.; Griess, V.C.; Knoke, T.
Financial consequences of losing admixed tree species: A new approach to value increased financial risks by ungulate browsing
Forest Policy and Economics
2011
13
503-511
Griess, V.C.; Knoke, T.
Growth Performance, Wind-throw, Insects - Meta-Analyses of Parameters Influencing Performance of Mixed Species Stands in Boreal and Northern Temperate Biomes
Canadian journal of forest research
2011
41
1141–1159
Griess, V.C.; Knoke, T.
Can native tree species plantations in Panama compete with Teak plantations? An economic estimation.
New Forests
2011
41
13-39
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