Authored by researchers in our Explore network, this article analyzes how Indonesia’s social forestry programme in South Sulawesi paradoxically strengthens corporate control via 'exclusion by inclusion'. Using the sequential power analysis (SPA) framework, the authors demonstrate how elite capture and bureaucratic processes prioritize market interests and co-opt community initiatives. The study contributes to critical political ecology by showing how exclusion shifts across different phases of governance, as analyzed through the SPA-Exclusion lens.
Issue or research paper
Sequencing the political forest: Power, exclusion and the corporate hijacking of social forestry in Indonesia
Citations
Cite this page
Publication details
Serial number
0000001005
Publication format
Issue or research paper
Geographic focus
Indonesia
Thematic area
Governance and rights
Series collection
Explore
Topics
Community / social forestry
