Culture and silviculture: origins and evolution of silviculture in Southeast Europe
Kevin L. O’Hara(University of California, Berkeley), Nikolčo Velkovski(Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje), G. Kostov(University of Forestry), Nikolaos Grigoriadis(Unknown), Milic Čurović(University of Montenegro), Sead Ivojević(University of Sarajevo), M. Metaj, N. V. Nicolescu(Transylvania University of Brașov), Petru Tudor Stăncioiu(Transylvania University of Brașov), Zoran Govedar(University of Banja Luka), H. Kola, Milan Medarević(University of Belgrade), G. Raifailov(University of Forestry), Ivica Anić(University of Zagreb), Melih Boydak(Işık University), Srđan Keren(University of Banja Luka), A. Bonc ina(University of Ljubljana), Jurij Diaci(University of Ljubljana)
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