Fragmented climate governance
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Ibnu BudimanResearcher at PT Sustainability and Resilience ( Su-re.co )
Jakarta |
Tue, June 6, 2017
| 08:26 am
Alternative power: Visitors observe a biogas power plant of palm oil heavyweight PT Asian Agri in Riau on Tuesday. The plant produces gas from oil palm waste and powers up an oil palm mill nearby. (JP/Stefani Ribka)
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Fragmentation theory focuses on interaction among different institutions on the architecture of an institutional setting. Competition among different national entities resulting in fragmentation reflects the persistence of domestic power relations.
This situation is happening with climate governance in Indonesia, which includes different cases from various institutions and pla...
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