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Social conflicts analysis of poplar crops relies on the study of the local inhabitants’\udattitudes and perception about the change of the land use from agriculture\udto poplar plantation. We have applied a quantitative methodology with structured\udquestionnaire in two localities (abbreviated as D and M) from North-Est Romania\udto assess inhabitants’ perceptions on afforestation and on poplar culture and their\udbehavior related with afforestation of abandoned agricultural lands. The fact that\ud86% of respondents prone to keep their agricultural land instead of selling it to\udprivate investors and 70% think that changing the land use from agricultural land\udto forest is not an acceptable thing. This high percentages are sustained by 55%\udwho do not accept the poplar afforestation which are located in the proximity of\udtheir homes. The study level, age classes and ownership types are socio-economics\udand demographics characteristics which have a significant influence on the attitude\udtoward poplar crops. All these results reveal a high potential level of conflicts\udbetween the practice of short-rotation poplar cultures and the traditional values of\udrural communities

Perceptii ale proprietarilor cu privire la conversia terenurilor agricole in plantatii de plop cu ciclu scurt de productie