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Narrative Analysis Of European Union Deforestation Regulations On Indonesian And Malaysian Palm Oil Commodities

1 University Of Indonesia: Universitas,Indonesia

Volume 2

Issue 1

Page: [48 - 53]

Published Online: May 7, 2024

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  • Abstract

    The Implementation Of The EU Regulation On Deforestation-Free Products Is The Current Problem Point, So The Study Refers To Implementing Deforestation Regulation For Certain Trade Goods Or Commodities. This Study Provides A Brief Overview Of The EU Regulation On Deforestation-Free Products. The Study Also Aims To Examine The Development Of ASEAN’s Trade Pattern, Especially Indonesia And Malaysia, With The European Union, Which Will Be Reviewed Below. In Order To Facilitate The Analysis Of The European Union’s Green Economic Policies, Particularly The Impact Of The EU Regulation On Deforestation-Free Products, The Study Needs To Develop A Research Question. How Does The EU Regulation On Deforestation-Free Products Hinder Trade In Indonesian And Malaysian Palm Oil Derivatives And Products? Moreover, How About A Fair Recommendation For Solving This Problem? Case Studies And Research On The Issue Of Trade In Palm Oil Commodities In The European Union Have Been Carried Out A Lot. However, The Discussed Study Tries To Provide An Argumentative Explanation Using A Narrative Analysis Approach.

    Keywords: European Union Deforestation Palm Oil Commodities EU Regulations Legislations Innovation Change Management

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