Transboundary environmental governance in the EU and Southeast Asia: contesting hybridity in the biofuels and palm oil regimes
The research addresses the complexities of the European Union’s Renewable Energy Directives (EU RED and RED II), contextualising them within the palm oil sector in Southeast Asia, in which Indonesia and Malaysia are known to be the two largest producers and exporters of palm oil. It aims to question...
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Main Author: | Varkkey, Helena |
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Bina Nusantara University
2021
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