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LATEST ISSUE: Vol. 26 (2) September 2026

SMALLHOLDERS’ AND PLANTATION WORKERS’ PERCEPTIONS ON THE QUALITY OF WORK RENDERED IN ESTATES OF TWO OIL PALM COMPANIES IN CAMEROON: DISHARMONY BETWEEN POLICY AND PRACTICE?

BRIDGING THE CAPACITY GAP: A TAPIC FRAMEWORK ANALYSIS OF CARBON PRICING INSTRUMENTS FOR MALAYSIAN PALM OIL SECTOR

FACTORS SHAPING JOB SATISFACTION AMONG LOCAL MACHINE OPERATORS IN MALAYSIA’S MECHANISED OIL PALM ESTATES

MALAYSIAN PALM OIL SECTOR DURING THE ISRAEL AND UNITED STATES-IRAN CONFLICT (FEBRUARY–APRIL 2026): A CONTENT ANALYSIS APPROACH OF THE MEDIA FRAMING

The Oil Palm Industry Economic Journal (OPIEJ) is a scholarly publication that offers open access to a variety of research, reviews, and short-communication articles. It explores a broad spectrum of subjects, including economics, management, social sciences, and humanities, all within the framework of oil palm and/or palm oil. OPIEJ also features comparative research on oil palm or palm oil in relation to other commodities, providing valuable policy insights for the oil palm industry.

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