 A forestry model in transition? Changing values and land-use regulations in French Mediterranean forests 
The article examines the debates that have taken place since the 1980s and 90s on forest management methods, with the institutionalization of global change policies (climate change, erosion of biodiversity) as a backdrop. Analyzing arguments from various stakeholders involved in the management of French Mediterranean woodlands, this article highlights the transformation process of the social values linked to nature, namely, the ecologisation of instrumental values and emergence of intrinsic value. These changes call into question the methods use to regulate the use of woodland areas, in which the State and its forestry administration have played a predominant role since the nineteenth century.