The Oil Palm Complex: Smallholders, Agribusiness and the State in Indonesia and Malaysia
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The Oil Palm Complex: Smallholders, Agribusiness and the State in Indonesia and Malaysia

by Robert Cramb, John F. Mccarthy

Economics Agriculture Southeast Asian Studies
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The Oil Palm Complex explores the oil palm sector in Indonesia and Malaysia through the connected perspectives of smallholders, agribusiness, and the state. Robert Cramb and John F. McCarthy provide a comparative study of the institutions, relationships, and forces shaping this important agricultural industry.

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The Oil Palm Complex examines the relationships among smallholders, agribusiness, and the state in Indonesia and Malaysia.

Focusing on the oil palm sector, the book considers how these three forces are connected within major Southeast Asian producing countries.

Its comparative scope offers a framework for understanding the organization and development of oil palm production across Indonesia and Malaysia.

Robert Cramb and John F. McCarthy present a focused study of agriculture, business, and state involvement in the regional oil palm industry.

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