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The Architecture of Proposed REDD Schemes After Bali: Facing Critical Choices by Karsenty, A.

“…Rules governing the REDD (Reductions of Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation) scheme have yet to be established. Different national interests compete…”
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The Politics of Forestland Use in a Cunning Government: Lessons for Contemporary Forest Governance Reforms by Ongolo, S., Karsenty, A.

“…The stakes are high for tropical forestlands in multi-actor power relations because of their interdependence (climate change mitigation), their above- and…”
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Application, modeling and limitations of Y-function based methods for massive series resistance in nanoscale SOI MOSFETs by Karsenty, A., Chelly, A.

“…•Electrical characteristics of UTB (46nm) and NSD (1.6nm) SOI-MOSFETs are compared.•Initial SOI channel is thinned down to 1.6nm using a recessed-gate…”
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Forest Taxation Regime for Tropical Forests: Lessons from Central Africa by Karsenty, A.

“…Intense debates have taken place on the role of forest taxation in forest management and its potential as a component of public policies. Some reforms, such as…”
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Comparative study of NSB and UTB SOI MOSFETs characteristics by extraction of series resistance by Karsenty, A., Chelly, A.

“…•Electrical characteristics of UTB (46nm) and NSB (1.6nm) SOI-MOSFETs are compared.•Initial SOI channel is thinned down to 1.6nm using a recessed-gate…”
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REDD+ and Tenure: A Case Study of Thailand by Tulyasuwan, N., Henry, M., Karsenty, A.

“…Against a backdrop of growing concerns over REDD+ implications for tenure of forest-dependent communities, very few scientific studies have attempted to assess…”
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Y-Function Analysis of the Low Temperature Behavior of Ultrathin Film FD SOI MOSFETs by Karsenty, Avraham, Chelly, Avraham

“…The respective transfer characteristics of the ultrathin body (UTB) and gate recessed channel (GRC) device, sharing same W/L ratio but having a channel…”
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Investigation of the Low-Temperature Behavior of FD-SOI MOSFETs in the Saturation Regime Using Y and Z Functions by Karsenty, Avraham, Chelly, Avraham

“…The saturation regime of two types of fully depleted (FD) SOI MOSFET devices was studied. Ultrathin body (UTB) and gate recessed channel (GRC) devices were…”
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Modeling of the Channel Thickness Influence on Electrical Characteristics and Series Resistance in Gate-Recessed Nanoscale SOI MOSFETs by Karsenty, Avraham, Chelly, Avraham

“…Ultrathin body (UTB) and nanoscale body (NSB) SOI-MOSFET devices, sharing a similar W/L but with a channel thickness of 46 nm and lower than 5 nm,…”
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Usage and Limitation of Standard Mobility Models for TCAD Simulation of Nanoscaled FD-SOI MOSFETs by Ciprut, A., Karsenty, Avraham, Chelly, Avraham

“…TCAD tools have been largely improved in the last decades in order to support both process and device complementary simulations which are usually based on…”
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Narcolepsy in sleepy obese children. Two case reports by Rives-Lange, C, Karsenty, A, Chantereau, H, Oderda, L, Dubern, B, Lecendreux, M, Tounian, P

“…Narcolepsy is a disabling disorder, characterized by excessive daytime sleepiness, irresistible sleep attacks, and partial or complete cataplexy. Many cases of…”
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Bariatric surgery in obese adolescents: When and how should the transition from pediatric to adult medical management be made? by Paepegaey, A-C, Dubern, B, Karsenty, A, Chantereau, H, Aron-Wisnewsky, J, Oderda, L, Hadoux, M, Robert-Gary, A, Bouillot, J-L, Oppert, J-M, Tounian, P, Poitou, C

“…In young obese patients, the transition from adolescence to adulthood, i.e., the transition from the pediatric to the adult medical team, is a new issue. In…”
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Underlying causes of the rapid expansion of illegal exploitation of tropical timber by Karsenty, A.

“…The notion of 'illegal exploitation' is more difficult to define than one would expect. The laws and regulations vary a great deal from country to country…”
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Climate Change Mitigation: Should “Avoided Deforestation” Be Rewarded? by Pirard, Romain, Karsenty, Alain

“…It is hotly debated today whether the reduction of tropical deforestation should be supported by a mechanism within the Convention for Climate Change. This…”
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Questioning Rent for Development Swaps: New Marketbased Instruments for Biodiversity Acquisition and the Land-Use Issue in Tropical Countries by Karsenty, A.

“…Amongst the market-based instruments designed to protect biodiversity, some directly target acquisition of land-use rights to turn natural forests into…”
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Certification of tropical forests: A private instrument of public interest? A focus on the Congo Basin by Karsenty, Alain

“…Forest management certification seems to be stagnating or even receding in the Congo basin. This is attributable to the financial difficulties of some European…”
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The World Bank's endeavours to reform the forest concessions' regime in Central Africa: lessons from 25 years of efforts by KARSENTY, A.

“…At the beginning of the 1990s, the World Bank introduced conditionalities to reform the forest concession regime in Central Africa and continuously intervened,…”
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The 2008–2009 Timber Sector Crisis in Africa and Some Lessons for the Forest Taxation Regime by Karsenty, A., Bayol, N., Cerutti, P., Ezzine De Blas, D., Forni, E.

“…The 2008–2009 economic crisis has hit severely the African timber sector, with a brutal collapse of the foreign demand. Overall, the impact has been of around…”
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Summary of the Proceedings of the International Workshop “The International Regime, Avoided Deforestation and the Evolution of Public and Private Policies Towards Forests in Developing Countries” Held in Paris, 21–23rd November 2007 by Karsenty, A., Guéneau, S., Capistrano, D., Singer, B., Peyron, J-L.

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Recent evolutions of forest concessions status and dynamics in Central Africa by KARSENTY, A., FERRON, C.

“…Forest concessions in Central Africa are being subjected to a combination of pressures from agribusiness investments, population growth and the informalisation…”
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