This paper looks at the development of oil palm in Malaysia and Indonesia and then asks the question: Can oil palm be developed without the agro-industry? Patrice Levang assesses the potential for oil-palm expansion through increased smallholder involvement and looks at the reasoning behind industrial versus smallholder models.
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