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Imposing legality: Hegemony and resistance under the EU Forest Law Enforcement, Governance, and Trade (FLEGT) initiative

Imposing legality: Hegemony and resistance under the EU Forest Law Enforcement, Governance, and Trade (FLEGT) initiative

Journal of Political Ecology

Rodd Myers, Rebecca Leigh Rutt, Constance L. McDermott, Ahmad Maryudi, Emmanuel Acheampong, Marisa Camargo, Hoang Cam

  • Ghana
  • Indonesia
  • Journal Article
  • Viet Nam
2020
'A Level Playing Field'?: What an environmental justice lens can tell us about who gets levelled in the Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) Action Plan

'A Level Playing Field'?: What an environmental justice lens can tell us about who gets levelled in the Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) Action Plan

Society & Natural Resources

Ahmad Maryudi, Emmanuel Acheampong, Rebecca Leigh Rutt, Rodd Myers, Constance L. McDermott

  • Ghana
  • Indonesia
  • Journal Article
2020
Avoiding legality: Timber producers' strategies and motivations under FLEGT in Ghana and Indonesia

Avoiding legality: Timber producers' strategies and motivations under FLEGT in Ghana and Indonesia

Forest Policy and Economics

Emmanuel Acheampong, Ahmad Maryudi

  • Ghana
  • Indonesia
  • Journal Article
2019
Renting legality: How FLEGT is reinforcing power relations in Indonesian furniture production networks

Renting legality: How FLEGT is reinforcing power relations in Indonesian furniture production networks

Geoforum

Ahmad Maryudi, Rodd Myers

  • Indonesia
  • Journal Article
2018

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Research That Cannot End: Reflections on Relationships, Reciprocity, and Sustainability in Feminist Participatory Research

Issue 12June 2026

What happens when a research project cannot truly end, even though the project has been administratively closed? This is a risk that, apparently, one might face when carrying out feminist participatory action research. My team's research project is finished on paper, and the funding has stopped. But unlike other research or evaluation projects that I usually conduct, there is no sense of “relief” as usual. I felt sadness, mixed with deep emotion and joy, witnessing the achievements of our peer

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