Malaysian investors in the Indonesian oil palm plantation sector: home state facilitation and transboundary haze
Malaysian investors in the Indonesian oil palm plantation sector: home state facilitation and transboundary haze
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印度尼西亚油棕种植业的马来西亚投资者:母国便利化和跨境雾霾
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2013
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H. Varkkey
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H. Varkkey
This paper analyses the regionalization of Malaysian oil palm plantation firms into Indonesia. These firms have been implicated in starting fires to clear land for planting, which has resulted in transboundary haze. This paper argues that these Malaysian investors have been able to burn with impunity, despite the dire consequences of haze on their home country, because of the close patronage relationships and vested interests of the Malaysian government elites in these companies. Because of this, the home government is inclined to protect and defend the actions of these firms in Indonesia against such allegations, while the Malaysian public continues to suffer the haze.