References
173
Bhatia M, Angelou N (2015) Beyond connections: Energy access redefined. Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) Technical Report 008/15. The World Bank, Washington
DC
Bhagwat SA, Willis KJ, Birks HJB, Whittaker RJ (2008) Agroforestry: A refuge for tropical
biodiversity? Trends Ecol & Evol 23(5):261–267
Bucheli M (2008) Multinational corporations, totalitarian regimes and economic nationalism:
United Fruit Company in Central America, 1899–1975. Business History 50(4):433–454
Caldecott B, Howarth N, McSharry P (2013) Stranded assets in agriculture: Protecting value from
environment-related risks. Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, Oxford University,
Oxford
Caroko W, Komarudin H, Obidzinski K, Gunarso P (2011) Policy and institutional frameworks for
the development of palm oil—based biodiesel in Indonesia. CIFOR Working Paper 62. Center
for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), Bogor
Celanese (2013). Celanese announces advancement of MOU with PERTAMINA to develop fuel
ethanol projects in Indonesia. Celanese Corporation, Irving
Chelminski K (2018) Fossil fuel subsidy reform in Indonesia. In: Skovgaard J, Van Asselt H (eds)
The politics of fossil fuel subsidies and their reform. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge,
pp 193–211
Colbran N (2011) Indigenous peoples in Indonesia: At risk of disappearing as distinct peoples in
the rush for biofuel? International Journal on Minority and Group Rights 18:63–92
Colchester M (2011) Palm oil and indigenous peoples in South East Asia: land acquisition, human
rights violations and indigenous peoples on the palm oil frontier. International Land Coalition,
Rome
Colchester M, Jiwan N, Andiko, Sirait M, Firdaus AY, Surambo A, Pane H. (2006) Promised land:
Palm oil and land acquisition in Indonesia—Implications for local communities and indigenous
peoples. Perkumpulan Sawit Watch, HuMA, and the World Agroforestry Centre, Moreton-inMarsh and Bogor
Dewi S, Belcher B, Puntodewo A (2005) Village economic opportunity, forest dependence, and
rural livelihoods in East Kalimantan, Indonesia. World Dev 33(9):1419–1434
Dhiaulhaq A, McCarthy JF (2020) Indigenous rights and agrarian justice framings in forest land
conflicts in Indonesia. Asia Pac J Anthropol 21(1):34–54
Dillon HS, Laan T, Dillon HS (2008) Biofuels—At what cost? Government support for ethanol
and biodiesel in Indonesia. The Global Subsidies Initiative. International Institute for Sustainable
Development, Geneva
Drost S, Rijk G, Piotrowski M (2019) Oil palm growers exposed to USD 0.4–5.9B in Social
compensation risk. Chain Reaction Research. https://chainreactionresearch.com/wp-content/upl
oads/2019/12/Social-compensation-risks-for-palm-growers-4.pdf. Accessed 13 Oct 2020
EIA (2011) International energy outlook 2011. US Energy Information Administration, Washington
DC
Fairhead J, Leach M, Scoones I (2012) Green grabbing: A new appropriation of nature? Journal of
Peasant Studies 39 (2):237–261
FAO (2019) The state of food security and nutrition in the world 2019. Food and Agriculture
Organization of the United Nations, Rome
Feintrenie L, Chong WK, Levang P (2010a) Why do farmers prefer oil palm? Lessons learnt from
Bungo District, Indonesia. Small-scale Forestry 9:379–396
Feintrenie L, Schwarze S, Levang P (2010b) Are local people conservationists? Analysis of
transition dynamics from agroforests to monoculture plantations in Indonesia. Ecol Soc 15(4):37
Fenger M, Klok P (2001) Interdependency, beliefs, and coalition behaviour: A contribution to the
advocacy coalition framework. Policy Sci 34:157–170
Fitzherbert EB, Struebig MJ, Morel A, Danielsen F, Bruhl CA, Donald PF, Phalan B (2008) How
will oil palm expansion affect biodiversity? Trends Ecol Evol 23(10):538–545
173
Bhatia M, Angelou N (2015) Beyond connections: Energy access redefined. Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) Technical Report 008/15. The World Bank, Washington
DC
Bhagwat SA, Willis KJ, Birks HJB, Whittaker RJ (2008) Agroforestry: A refuge for tropical
biodiversity? Trends Ecol & Evol 23(5):261–267
Bucheli M (2008) Multinational corporations, totalitarian regimes and economic nationalism:
United Fruit Company in Central America, 1899–1975. Business History 50(4):433–454
Caldecott B, Howarth N, McSharry P (2013) Stranded assets in agriculture: Protecting value from
environment-related risks. Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, Oxford University,
Oxford
Caroko W, Komarudin H, Obidzinski K, Gunarso P (2011) Policy and institutional frameworks for
the development of palm oil—based biodiesel in Indonesia. CIFOR Working Paper 62. Center
for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), Bogor
Celanese (2013). Celanese announces advancement of MOU with PERTAMINA to develop fuel
ethanol projects in Indonesia. Celanese Corporation, Irving
Chelminski K (2018) Fossil fuel subsidy reform in Indonesia. In: Skovgaard J, Van Asselt H (eds)
The politics of fossil fuel subsidies and their reform. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge,
pp 193–211
Colbran N (2011) Indigenous peoples in Indonesia: At risk of disappearing as distinct peoples in
the rush for biofuel? International Journal on Minority and Group Rights 18:63–92
Colchester M (2011) Palm oil and indigenous peoples in South East Asia: land acquisition, human
rights violations and indigenous peoples on the palm oil frontier. International Land Coalition,
Rome
Colchester M, Jiwan N, Andiko, Sirait M, Firdaus AY, Surambo A, Pane H. (2006) Promised land:
Palm oil and land acquisition in Indonesia—Implications for local communities and indigenous
peoples. Perkumpulan Sawit Watch, HuMA, and the World Agroforestry Centre, Moreton-inMarsh and Bogor
Dewi S, Belcher B, Puntodewo A (2005) Village economic opportunity, forest dependence, and
rural livelihoods in East Kalimantan, Indonesia. World Dev 33(9):1419–1434
Dhiaulhaq A, McCarthy JF (2020) Indigenous rights and agrarian justice framings in forest land
conflicts in Indonesia. Asia Pac J Anthropol 21(1):34–54
Dillon HS, Laan T, Dillon HS (2008) Biofuels—At what cost? Government support for ethanol
and biodiesel in Indonesia. The Global Subsidies Initiative. International Institute for Sustainable
Development, Geneva
Drost S, Rijk G, Piotrowski M (2019) Oil palm growers exposed to USD 0.4–5.9B in Social
compensation risk. Chain Reaction Research. https://chainreactionresearch.com/wp-content/upl
oads/2019/12/Social-compensation-risks-for-palm-growers-4.pdf. Accessed 13 Oct 2020
EIA (2011) International energy outlook 2011. US Energy Information Administration, Washington
DC
Fairhead J, Leach M, Scoones I (2012) Green grabbing: A new appropriation of nature? Journal of
Peasant Studies 39 (2):237–261
FAO (2019) The state of food security and nutrition in the world 2019. Food and Agriculture
Organization of the United Nations, Rome
Feintrenie L, Chong WK, Levang P (2010a) Why do farmers prefer oil palm? Lessons learnt from
Bungo District, Indonesia. Small-scale Forestry 9:379–396
Feintrenie L, Schwarze S, Levang P (2010b) Are local people conservationists? Analysis of
transition dynamics from agroforests to monoculture plantations in Indonesia. Ecol Soc 15(4):37
Fenger M, Klok P (2001) Interdependency, beliefs, and coalition behaviour: A contribution to the
advocacy coalition framework. Policy Sci 34:157–170
Fitzherbert EB, Struebig MJ, Morel A, Danielsen F, Bruhl CA, Donald PF, Phalan B (2008) How
will oil palm expansion affect biodiversity? Trends Ecol Evol 23(10):538–545