Ahmad Dhiaulhaq
Biographic Data
| ID | 204467 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ahmad Dhiaulhaq |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ahmad |
| FAMILY NAME | Dhiaulhaq |
| SIGNATURE | DHIAULHAQ A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Research Institute for Humanity and Nature |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6420-9936 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 63 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Perceived ecosystem service bundles across forested landscapes in transition
Corporate contentious politics
The intensification of corporate acquisition of land in particularly the Global South has generated widespread resistance from rural communities who are being forced off their land with little or no compensation. Yet, while community protests have received ample scholarly attention, the strategies that companies adopt to deal with land conflicts are rarely studied. In contrast with studies that misleadingly describe these strategies in terms of ‘…
Local brokerage and international leverage
The rapid expansion of oil palm plantations in Indonesia has generated a large and growing number of conflicts between rural communities and palm oil companies over, mainly, access to land. Employing a detailed documentation of 150 such conflicts in four Indonesian provinces, this paper assesses and evaluates how local, national and international NGOs help communities address their grievances. We find that rights‐based activism characterises only…
Blind spots and spotlights in bureaucratic politics
The Trajectory and Trend of International Political Economy in Southeast Asia
International political economy debates in Southeast Asia have expanded in the last decades from the perspectives of development theories in conjunction with the structure of states relations to the links between state-market-society. The article explores the studies of Southeast Asia’s political economy that has stimulated the debate over the past years and its future trends. It intends to analyse the trajectory of the issues and topics identifi…
The production of rightlessness
Addressing the comparative study of global land grabbing, this article seeks to explain the relative ease with which palm oil companies dispossess rural Indonesians of their land. Employing detailed documentation of 150 conflicts between rural communities and palm oil companies, we analyse both the actual processes through which companies acquire land as well as the legal provisions that facilitate these processes. We argue that palm oil companie…
Environmental justice and human well-being bundles in protected areas
Unequal access to justice
In 2009 the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) established a conflict resolution mechanism to help rural communities address their grievances against palm oil companies that are RSPO members. This article presents the broadest ever comprehensive assessment of the use and effectiveness of the RSPO conflict resolution mechanism, providing both overviews and in-depth analysis. Our central question is: to what extent does the RSPO conflict res…
Anti-Corporate Activism and Collusion
The rapid expansion of oil palm plantations in Indonesia has generated a large and growing number of protests against palm oil companies over, mainly, access to land. So far, these protests have been mainly studied through scattered case studies, which precludes an understanding and analysis of general patterns. Addressing this challenge, this paper presents the results of the first-ever large-scale collaborative effort to document 150 conflicts …
Land reform rationalities and their governance effects in Indonesia
Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals Requires Transdisciplinary Innovation at the Local Scale
Indigenous Rights and Agrarian Justice Framings in Forest Land Conflicts in Indonesia
Community advocates for land rights justice in post-reformasi Indonesia frame their claims in terms of either indigenous (adat) rights or agrarian justice discourses. This study considers how these framings function, how effectively they support land rights struggles, and how they advance justice claims. The article provides analytical insights by comparing two conflicts involving communities and large-scale forest plantation companies in Sumatra…
Deadlock opportunism in contesting conservation areas in Indonesia
Resolving industrial plantation conflicts in Indonesia
The use and effectiveness of mediation in forest and land conflict transformation in Southeast Asia
Transforming conflict in plantations through mediation
Anti-Corporate Activism and Collusion
The rapid expansion of oil palm plantations in Indonesia has generated a large and growing number of protests against palm oil companies over, mainly, access to land. So far, these protests have been mainly studied through scattered case studies, which precludes an understanding and analysis of general patterns. Addressing this challenge, this paper presents the results of the first-ever large-scale collaborative effort to document 150 conflicts …
Transforming conflict in plantations through mediation
The production of rightlessness
Addressing the comparative study of global land grabbing, this article seeks to explain the relative ease with which palm oil companies dispossess rural Indonesians of their land. Employing detailed documentation of 150 conflicts between rural communities and palm oil companies, we analyse both the actual processes through which companies acquire land as well as the legal provisions that facilitate these processes. We argue that palm oil companie…
Resolving industrial plantation conflicts in Indonesia
The use and effectiveness of mediation in forest and land conflict transformation in Southeast Asia
Deadlock opportunism in contesting conservation areas in Indonesia
Environmental justice and human well-being bundles in protected areas
Unequal access to justice
In 2009 the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) established a conflict resolution mechanism to help rural communities address their grievances against palm oil companies that are RSPO members. This article presents the broadest ever comprehensive assessment of the use and effectiveness of the RSPO conflict resolution mechanism, providing both overviews and in-depth analysis. Our central question is: to what extent does the RSPO conflict res…
Land reform rationalities and their governance effects in Indonesia
Corporate contentious politics
The intensification of corporate acquisition of land in particularly the Global South has generated widespread resistance from rural communities who are being forced off their land with little or no compensation. Yet, while community protests have received ample scholarly attention, the strategies that companies adopt to deal with land conflicts are rarely studied. In contrast with studies that misleadingly describe these strategies in terms of ‘…
Indigenous Rights and Agrarian Justice Framings in Forest Land Conflicts in Indonesia
Community advocates for land rights justice in post-reformasi Indonesia frame their claims in terms of either indigenous (adat) rights or agrarian justice discourses. This study considers how these framings function, how effectively they support land rights struggles, and how they advance justice claims. The article provides analytical insights by comparing two conflicts involving communities and large-scale forest plantation companies in Sumatra…
The use and effectiveness of mediation in forest and land conflict transformation in Southeast Asia
Transforming conflict in plantations through mediation
Resolving industrial plantation conflicts in Indonesia
Deadlock opportunism in contesting conservation areas in Indonesia
Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals Requires Transdisciplinary Innovation at the Local Scale
Indigenous Rights and Agrarian Justice Framings in Forest Land Conflicts in Indonesia
Community advocates for land rights justice in post-reformasi Indonesia frame their claims in terms of either indigenous (adat) rights or agrarian justice discourses. This study considers how these framings function, how effectively they support land rights struggles, and how they advance justice claims. The article provides analytical insights by comparing two conflicts involving communities and large-scale forest plantation companies in Sumatra…
Unequal access to justice
In 2009 the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) established a conflict resolution mechanism to help rural communities address their grievances against palm oil companies that are RSPO members. This article presents the broadest ever comprehensive assessment of the use and effectiveness of the RSPO conflict resolution mechanism, providing both overviews and in-depth analysis. Our central question is: to what extent does the RSPO conflict res…
Anti-Corporate Activism and Collusion
The rapid expansion of oil palm plantations in Indonesia has generated a large and growing number of protests against palm oil companies over, mainly, access to land. So far, these protests have been mainly studied through scattered case studies, which precludes an understanding and analysis of general patterns. Addressing this challenge, this paper presents the results of the first-ever large-scale collaborative effort to document 150 conflicts …
Land reform rationalities and their governance effects in Indonesia
Local brokerage and international leverage
The rapid expansion of oil palm plantations in Indonesia has generated a large and growing number of conflicts between rural communities and palm oil companies over, mainly, access to land. Employing a detailed documentation of 150 such conflicts in four Indonesian provinces, this paper assesses and evaluates how local, national and international NGOs help communities address their grievances. We find that rights‐based activism characterises only…
Blind spots and spotlights in bureaucratic politics
The Trajectory and Trend of International Political Economy in Southeast Asia
International political economy debates in Southeast Asia have expanded in the last decades from the perspectives of development theories in conjunction with the structure of states relations to the links between state-market-society. The article explores the studies of Southeast Asia’s political economy that has stimulated the debate over the past years and its future trends. It intends to analyse the trajectory of the issues and topics identifi…
The production of rightlessness
Addressing the comparative study of global land grabbing, this article seeks to explain the relative ease with which palm oil companies dispossess rural Indonesians of their land. Employing detailed documentation of 150 conflicts between rural communities and palm oil companies, we analyse both the actual processes through which companies acquire land as well as the legal provisions that facilitate these processes. We argue that palm oil companie…
Environmental justice and human well-being bundles in protected areas
Corporate contentious politics
The intensification of corporate acquisition of land in particularly the Global South has generated widespread resistance from rural communities who are being forced off their land with little or no compensation. Yet, while community protests have received ample scholarly attention, the strategies that companies adopt to deal with land conflicts are rarely studied. In contrast with studies that misleadingly describe these strategies in terms of ‘…
Perceived ecosystem service bundles across forested landscapes in transition
Political science (15 works) · Law (13 works) · Business (11 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (10 works) · Economics (9 works) · Geography (9 works) · Law (9 works) · Oil Palm Production and Sustainability (9 works) · Politics (9 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (7 works)