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Perahu, Sailors, and Sailing Traditions in Indonesia: Socio-Cultural Dynamics, Challenges, and Future Pathways
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1 | The Cultural Meaning of Boats to Sea-Nomadic Communities: The Case of the Moken and the Urak Lawoi in Thailand | Narumon Arunotai, Paladej Na Pombejra |
| 2 | Navigating Change: Mandar Seafarers and Motorization of Prahu in Indonesia, 1980s–2000s | Abd Rahman Hamid | ||
| 3 | Boat, Sea, and Whale: Peledang as a Living Symbol of Lamalera’s Whaling Tradition | Arief Dwinanto | ||
| 4 | Built and Rebuilt: The Political Ecology of Houseboats and Contemporary Sama-Bajau Maritime Identity | Wengki Ariando, Di Fang | ||
| 5 | Phinisi’ – Creation (and Inflation) of an Icon: A Review | Husnul Fahimah Ilyas, Horst Liebner | ||
| 6 | Recrafting Tradition: Wooden Boats as Living Maritime Heritage in South Sulawesi | Tsukiko Myojo | ||
| 7 | After the Sail: Bugis Seafaring Knowledge, Dried-Fish Trade, and Structural Power in the Belitung-Java Maritime Corridor | Uus Faizal Firdaussy, Enkin Asrawijaya, Mudjijono Mudjijono, Tatang Rusata, Sri Ningsih | ||
| 8 | Archipelagic Ecopsychology and Maritime Lifeworlds: Indigenous Onto-Epistemology of Sailing Traditions among Tanjung Binga People on Belitong Island | Arry Aditsya Yoga, Muhammad Belva Juliadi, Cecen Nurlita, Muhammad Ali Akbar, Negel Sigit | ||
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Addressing the Polyphonic Voices and the Increasing Complexity of Human Life: Developing Diverse Ethnographic Genres
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1 | Facing the Hidden: Dark Ethnography as a New Path to Reading Structural Violence | Al Chaidar Abdurrahman Puteh |
| 2 | BETWEEN ISLANDS OF KNOWLEDGE: NUSANTARA AS METHODOLOGY AND THE ETHNOGRAPHY OF ARCHIPELAGIC IDENTITY | Idham Bachtiar Setiadi | ||
| 3 | Sitting with Discomfort: Reflexivity and What Ethnographic Fieldwork Reveals in the Topeng Betawi Community | Adhalina Maria | ||
| 4 | Pursuing Performative Ethnography | James J. Fox | ||
| 5 | Sensing Sol(id)arities: A Sensory Ethnography Method | Muhammad Zamzam Fauzanafi | ||
| 6 | Following Fire Events: Developing an Abductive Ethnography of Peatland Fires through ACE Methodology in Central Kalimantan | Zulkifli Lubis | ||
| 7 | Between Silence and Disclosure: Toward a Genre of Hidden Ethnography | Sri Alem Br Sembiring | ||
| 8 | Reading Acehnese Fiction as Ethnographic Insight after Conflict and Disaster | Jesse Hession Grayman | ||
| 9 | Shifting Relations between Researchers and Research Participants | Hermien Lola Soselisa | ||
| 10 | Reading Disaster Landscapes Together: Disaster-Response Area Studies, Bilingual Archives, and Participatory Memory Work in Aceh | Yoshimi Nishi | ||
| 11 | Becoming the Wounded Insider: Double-Narrative Strategies in the Construction of Abductive Autoethnography within the Indonesian Artworld | Iwan Meulia Pirous | ||
| 12 | Developing Para-ethnography and Distributing Reflexivity: Responses to Serendipity in the Science Field Shops in Indonesia | Yunita T Winarto | ||
| 13 | Uncomfortable Intimacies: Feminist Reflexivity in Understanding Women’s Lives | Dhinie Afrilia Ryhilda, Salsabila Harinda Maharani |
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| 14 | Mitigated Criticism and Legal Anxiety: Reading “Menurut Keyakinan Saya” in Indonesia’s Polyphonic Digital Public Sphere | Riri Kusumarani | ||
| 15 | EMPOWERMENT ETHNOGRAPHY: INTEGRATING RAPID AND COLLABORATIVE ETHNOGRAPHY IN KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION | Muhammad Rawa El Amady | ||
| 16 | The Polyphonic Voices in the Ethnography of Corruption: Addressing the Growing Complexity of Human Life Through Diverse Ethnographic Genres?. | Nining Indroyono Soesilo | ||
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After the Grid: Renewable Frontiers, the Politics of Life, and the (Un/)Governance of Possible Futures
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1 | Assessing Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition Policies through a Feminist Energy Systems Framework | Aura Melati, Alvinda Putri Ruriana, Lidwina Hana, Helfrida Miftakhur Raifa Sogara |
| 2 | Reliability Assessment of a Tracking V-Geometry Solar Collector System with Outer-Edge Reflectors Against Daily Irradiance Cluster Variability across Indonesian Cities | Irfan Gustira Prabowo | ||
| 3 | Leading from the Margins: Collaborative inquiry in the formation of an off-grid energy community among women seaweed farmers in the Sulu-Sulawesi Marine Ecoregion | Bradley D. Parrish, Runavia Mulyasari, Mia Siscawati | ||
| 4 | Carbon Footprint Assessment of Astronomical Research Using a Carbon Accounting Approach within a Sustainable Development Ethics Framework | Adinda Putri Jannatul Firdaus, Premana Wardayanti Premadi | ||
| 5 | Restoring Justice and Balance In Implementing Green Strategies | Premana Wardayanti Premadi | ||
| 6 | RESILIENT LIVELIHOODS IN THE SHADOW OF GREEN ENERGY: AN ETHNOGRAPHY OF COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY THE POSO HYDROPOWER PROJECT, INDONESIA | Muhammad Junaidi, Muhammad Nasrum, Anwar Kartodiningrat | ||
| 7 | Transformation of Pilgrimage Rituals: Renewable Energy and Threats to Cultural Heritage in Reservoir Areas | Masdar Faridl AS, Manarul Hidayat | ||
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Antrophological Turn in IR? Limits and Possibilities
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1 | Decentering Europe from within Europe: Reflections on teaching Global South perspectives in European classrooms | Mahardhika Sjamsoe’oed Sadjad |
| 2 | Epistemic Refusal: Giving Agency to the Global Majority in Southeast Asian Human Rights | Dwi Ardhanariswari Sundrijo | ||
| 3 | Negotiating Multipolarization: Anthropology, International Relations, and the Politics of CPTPP in Southeast | Farhana Khalid | ||
| 4 | Decentering IR in Indonesia: The positionality of migration researcher in the post-(inter)national world | Pamungkas Ayudaning Dewanto | ||
| 5 | The politics of waiting and resisting: Anthropology of time in global migration | Annisa Dina Amalia | ||
| 6 | Bringing the Human Back In: Welcoming Anthropological Turn in IR | Shofwan Al Banna Choiruzzad | ||
| 7 | Beyond State-Centric: ‘Studying Up’ as an Anthropological Approach in International Politics | Geradi Yudhistira | ||
| 8 | Who Makes the Indonesia Nickel Miracle? Labour, Managerial Dependency, and the Politics of Indonesia’s Nickel Industrialisation | Oktaviano Nandito Guntur | ||
| 9 | Reading Peace as Cultural Text: An Ethnography of Documents on the Board of Peace Narrative in Gaza | Tetrin Aghista Manuhana | ||
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Beyond Capital Flows: Social and Cultural Dimensions of China-Indonesia Economic Cooperation in Everyday Life
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1 | Narrative Tension and Cognitive Game: Chinese Economic Participation in the Context of Indonesia’s National Development | Qin XIAO |
| 2 | Redefining the ‘Made in China’ Narrative from Behind the Wheel of Middle-Class Indonesian Electric Vehicles | Zachra Alya Fauzi | ||
| 3 | How elite division of spheres facilitates Chinese firms’investment in Indonesia: A case study from Batam | mengzhen xia, Binyu Mettalina Chu | ||
| 4 | Qur’an and Silence: A Santri’s Journey in an Atheis State China | Saiful Hakam | ||
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Beyond Compliance: Social Safeguards, Financial Governance, and Pluriversal Justice in Indonesia’s Development Practice
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1 | Punan’s Future Without Forest? Green Energy Transition and Uneven Landscape Justice | Shintia Dian Arwida |
| 2 | Environmental Human Rights Vulnerability Indicators (E-HRVI): Measuring the Vulnerability of Vulnerable Groups to Environmental Risks in Indonesia | Yossa A.P Nainggolan | ||
| 3 | Standardized Frameworks, Plural Worlds: Politics of Ecocultures in ESIA and Coastal Development in North Java, Indonesia | Inneke Rizky Rachmawati | ||
| 4 | Engineering Consent: FPIC Beyond Compliance and the Production of Legitimation in Indonesia’s Energy Transition | Adi Prasetijo | ||
| 5 | Behind the Development Narrative: A Critical Study of the Reality of Social Impact Management in Land Acquisition for the Rempang Eco-City Project | Nadira Inayah Rahman | ||
| 6 | Contesting ‘Green’ Authenticity: Crisis of Legitimacy for Sustainable Palm Oil in West Sumatra | Astrid Ningtyas Febriyanti | ||
| 7 | Hiring Locals: Expectation of Economic Modernity and Regulatory Gaps of International Standards and Indonesian Mining Regulations | Isnanto Solihin Yugo Pratomo, Justine Yohana Mardhianti, Shafia Maulidina Faza, Yudha Hendra Pratama, Bambang Tri Sasongko Adi | ||
| 8 | Sercova as a Story: The Social Process of FPIC in a Carbon Project | Dede Syarifudin, Uswatun Khasanah Enggar Saptaningrum, Nyong Deru Kilbaren, Nina Apriliani Weda | ||
| 9 | Who Defines Impact? Community Co-Assessment in Cultural Heritage Safeguarding | Masdar Faridl AS, Manarul Hidayat | ||
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Commodity Geology and Indigenous Geological Governance in Southeast Asia (Roundtable)
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1 | Infrastructure as Geological Power: Indigenous Space, State Development, and the Politics of Disavowal in Papua | Ferdinando Septy Yokit |
| 2 | Governing Rice for Mining Gold: Indigeneity & Capital Accumulation in Cahoots | Miqdad Fadhil Muhammad | ||
| 3 | Slippery Commodity: Geology, Materiality, and the Politics of Small-Scale Gold | Matthew Libassi | ||
| 4 | Bali in the Era of Capitalocene: The Sacred Land and Water of Batur Besieged by the Forces of Capital | Alvin A Waworuntu, Dianto Bachriadi, Andini P Atika | ||
| 5 | Living with Changed Geology and Cosmopolitical Landscapes in Eastern Indonesia | Alberta Christina Cahya Pertiwi | ||
| 6 | Geo-Colonial Assemblage: The British Empire, Tin & Nation-State Formation in the Malay Peninsula | Fathun Karib | ||
| 7 | Cultural Geology of Crude: Commodities, Knowledge, and the Politics of Artisanal Oil | Fahmi Rizki Fahroji | ||
| 8 | Contesting Extractivism: Disability, Environmental Justice, and Pluriversal Futures in the Global South | |||
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Cosmopolitan Imaginations, Pluriversal Futures, and the Making of Local Space
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1 | Burning the Boat, Making the Place: Heritage Politics, Folk Religion, and Pluriversal Belonging in a Marginal Chinese Indonesian Community | Leonard Pohling Tanoto |
| 2 | Making Local Space through Communal Rites in Old Javanese Society: An Ethnophilo-Epigraphic Study of Sīma Rituals | Galang Adhi Pradipta | ||
| 3 | ‘Local’ Community Works in Making Heritage: Empowering or Exploiting? | Virliany Rizqia Putri, Alwan Brilian Dewanta | ||
| 4 | Embodying Pluriversal Identities: Individual Game Cosplay as Material Culture and Epistemic Contestation in Digital Spaces | Aderina Febriana | ||
| 5 | Living with Ruins: Colonial Plantation Ruins and Everyday Life in Postcolonial Banda | Ode Zulkarnain Sahji Tihurua | ||
| 6 | Walking at Our Own Pace: Rasa and Living Alongside Cosmopolitan Modernity | Phulia Widya Negara | ||
| 7 | Reconstruction of Sasi in Negeri Akoon, Central Maluku, Indonesia: Living Conservation Practice in Indigenous Local Space by Enviromentality Flow | Delvina Nabila | ||
| 8 | The Reshaping of Dreams Among the Nggolo Community Through Cloves as a New Hope | Debora Ivanna Marcelina, Zelila Khairunnisa Abdi, Muhammad Izzuddin | ||
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Decolonizing Anthropology Beyond the Neoliberal University
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1 | Decolonizing the Ethnographic Photography Archive: Collaborative Approaches and Critical Questions | Martin Slama |
| 2 | Sekolah Liar: Sekolah Pemikiran Perempuan and the Radical Feminist Pedagogy beyond the University | Intan Paramaditha | ||
| 3 | Dekolonisasi Peladang: Pengalaman Non-Kelas, Ketidakadilan Berbasis Gender dan Pengetahuan terhadap Peladang Perempuan Oloh Ngaju | Evi Nurleni, Ester Sonya Ulfarita Lapalu, Yuliana Yuliana, Osi Karina Saragih, Ade Fristy Syahara, Juli Natalia Silalahi | ||
| 4 | Listening to Zora Neale Hurston: Epistemic Disobedience and the Anthropological Canon | Aryo Danusiri, Intan Paramaditha | ||
| 5 | Teaching Ethics as Translational Labour in Indonesian Anthropology | Elan Lazuardi | ||
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Governing Death in the City: Urban Care, Precarity, and Pluriversal Futures
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1 | Seeking Qirot: Palliative Care, Death, and Personhood in Urban Kampung | Hestu Prahara, Joko Adianto |
| 2 | A Royal Death (sawannkhot) in the City of Angels – King Rama IX (1927-2016), silence and pansonia in Bangkok and Thailand | Pierre Prouteau | ||
| 3 | Whose Body Is This? Solidarity in The Burial of Unidentified Undocumented Indonesian Migrant Workers | Muhammad Adhar Nasir | ||
| 4 | Feeding Hungry Ghosts, Ferrying Spirits: Cosmological Care and Ritual Performance in Chinese Indonesian Ghost Festivals | Olivia Olivia | ||
| 5 | When the Dead Must Share: Stacked Burial, State Death Governance, and the Contested Meaning of Dignified Death in Jakarta | Rakha’ Ayu Rengganis | ||
| 6 | Urban “Good Death” in Contemporary Makassar | Nurul Ilmi Idrus, Dyan Paramitha Darmayanti, Resky Purnamasari Mail | ||
| 7 | Living with the Dead: Memory, Spatial Negotiation, and Situational Sacredness in Srengseng Sawah Cemetery. | Indira Khumairo | ||
| 8 | Mendistribusikan Kematian yang Buruk: Majalah dan Sinetron Hidayah sebagai Praktik Mediasi Moral Keislaman dalam Media Populer di Indonesia | Makkah Ramadhan Putra Rizal, Fauzan Arief Aristiaji Al Habibie Mail | ||
| 9 | “Taboo or Fear? A Case Study of Banjar Generation Z’s Perception Toward Death” | Kezia Andrea Rumondor, Jauza Salsabiela, Ivana Kristiana Dohong, Alissa Dian Bratajaya | ||
| 10 | Individual Graves Situated in The Center of A Village in Surabaya, Reflecting The Community’s History and Cultural Significance In The Present Day | Toetik Koesbardiati, Delta Bayu Murti | ||
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Indigenous Multi-species Community of Life and Indonesia’s Regime of War in Papua: collaborative action-research practic
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1 | Prabowo’s War Regime | Sutami Amin |
| 2 | The Awyu’s Multispecies Comminity of Life Under Threat | Kasimilus Awe | ||
| 3 | In Defense of Land and Forest against Corporation and Military: chronicle of a struggle | Vincen Kwipalo, Aloisia | ||
| 4 | Multi-species Salvation: religious and political dimension of indigenous resistance in Papua | Cypri Dale | ||
| 5 | Competing and Exchange Strategies Among Migrants and Local People in Peatland Areas in Kurik district, Merauke regency in, Papua Province | Hilma Safitri | ||
| 6 | Multi-species Narratives of Resistance: Investigative Journalism and Indigenous Advocacy on the South Papua Food Estate | Grace Tan-Johannes | ||
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Life in Extraction Zones: Everyday Struggles at the Frontiers of a Resource State
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1 | Compound Violence: Ethnic Conflict, Extractive Industries, and the State of Insecurity in West Papua | Veronika Kusumaryati |
| 2 | Kinship at the Edge of Nickel: Reconfiguring Kinship Practices in the Lives of Mining Ring Village Communities in Central Halmahera | Alya Al-Kautsar Zabiansyah, Zahra Malikah Putri Ilham, Yashinta Gita Pratiwi Mail | ||
| 3 | Working Class Interests without Working Class Politics? A Preliminary Note on Labor Agency and Labor Struggle in Weda Bay Extractive Zones | Muhammad Althaf Nandiati Yusfid | ||
| 4 | The Anatomy of Ambivalence: Local Responses to Chinese Nickel Investment in Morowali, Indonesia | Ardhitya Eduard Yeremia, Rizka Halida, Miwa Hirono | ||
| 5 | Reconfiguring Power and Dayak Indigeneity Politics in The Post Large-Scale Mine Operation | Ajarani Mangkujati Djandam | ||
| 6 | Corporate Social Responsibility is The New Opium of The Masses: Class Struggle in Rural Java | Rizvi Nahar Ilhammullah | ||
| 7 | THE CREATION OF CRIMINAL ENTITIES THROUGH SPECULATION: THE LAND MAFIA AS LAND AGENTS/BROKERS FOR THE EXPANSION OF NICKEL MINING IN TOROBULU VILLAGE | Muhammad Syarif SMS | ||
| 8 | Contesting the Frontiers: Eleven Years of Farmer Resistance Against Coal Mining Expansion in Kutai Kartanegara, East Kalimantan | Dwi Nastiya MDN | ||
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Lived experiences and politics of maladaptation within global environmental governance of climate change in SEA
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1 | Beyond Restoration: How Projects, Discourses, and Markets Reconfigure Mangrove Governance | Salwa Nadhira |
| 2 | The Problem of Environmental Governance to Community in Natural Resource Management: The Case of Indonesian Oil Palm Plantation | Sinan Vidi Lazuardi | ||
| 3 | Pluriversal Adaptation Futures: Indigenous Knowledge, Local Resilience, and the Limits of Technocratic Climate Governance in the Global South | Tasfia Mahin | ||
| 4 | MILITARY DOMINATION IN THE CITARUM HARUM PROGRAM AS A MALADAPTATION PRACTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE: A CASE STUDY OF THE CITARUM WATERSHED UPPER | Noki Dwi Nugroho, Agung Dwi Prabowo | ||
| 5 | Gendered Mental Maps of Risk and Care in Climate-Vulnerable Urban Margins: Evidence from Jakarta | Aulia Azmi Izzah, Aura Melati, Ajeng Rizkasari | ||
| 6 | Climate Change and Immobility: Lived Experiences of Coastal Communities in Pekalongan, Central Java | Nisrina Muthahari | ||
| 7 | Situated Knowledge as Socio-Nature-Based Solution: Contesting Technocratic Responses to Climate-Related Water Risks in Semarang Bay, Central Java | Eka Handriana, Bagas Yusuf Kausan | ||
| 8 | Navigating the Technocratic Grid: Bureaucratic Climate Forecasts and the Everyday Uncertainties of Indonesian Smallholder Farmers | Aditya Pratama | ||
| 9 | From climate change adaptation to maladaption: The transdisciplinary moments with extractive industry in farmers’ agrometeorological learning | Dimas Dwi Laksmana, Yunita T Winarto | ||
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Mangkrak: When Infrastructure Refuses to Function — An STS and Anthropological Inquiry
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1 | Mangkrak as Productive Ruins | Hatib A Kadir |
| 2 | The End of Mangkrak: a Challenge to the Anthropology of Infrastructures | Indrawan, Novita Anggraini | ||
| 3 | Mangkrak: Refusing to Abstain, Potential Pathways to Sunter Intermediate Treatment Facility (ITF) in Jakarta | Pratama | ||
| 4 | Mangkrak as Suspension and the Temporality of Water Infrastructure in Rural Karst Gunungkidul, Indonesia | Irsyad Martias | ||
| 5 | From Photovoltaic Failure to Sol(id)arities Futures | Muhammad Zamzam Fauzanafi | ||
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Multiversality of Care in Indonesian Visual Art and Contemporary Practice
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1 | Kramat as Practice of Caring for the Past: Cases from Contemporary Java | Panggah Ardiyansyah |
| 2 | Multiversal care in the depiction of deep history? Rereading the Sangiran Early Human Museum diorama | Sukiato Khurniawan | ||
| 3 | Hartati in Motion: Dancing the Plural Self, Navigating Borders | Keni Kurniasari Soeriaatmadja | ||
| 4 | How Art Collectives Decide: Behavioral Science Approaches to Collaborative Art Practice | Gesyada Annisa Namora Siregar | ||
| 5 | Bakti and the Future of Care: Kinship and Gendered Responsibilities in Urban Banjar Families | Alissa Dian Bratajaya, Verdi Wahyu Cahyadi, Muhammad Gagah Dirgantara, Nadya Fadilla | ||
| 6 | Fragile Cargo: Painting Practice as a Way of Holding Images | Tamara Maharani Alamsyah | ||
| 7 | Walking as Method: Toward Knowing with the Site | Aulia Ibrahim Yeru | ||
| 8 | How Care and Local Aesthetics Understanding in Bali Intertwine: A Case of Banten Offerings | Dewa Ayu Eka Savitri Sastrawan, Dewa Gede Purwita | ||
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Navigating Futurities in Transmigration Areas: Cultural Encounters, Ecology, and the Imagination of Living Spaces in the
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1 | Planting Hope in a Frontier Land: Ecological Dynamics, Grassroots Advocacy, and Negotiating Futurities in Gorontalo | Vaisnava Vidia Mahatma, Muhammad Althaf Nandiati Yusfid, Annisa Shava Azzahra |
| 2 | Imagining Future Living Spaces through Integrated Farming and Tourism in Transmigration Contact Zones | Salsa Muafiroh, Rahayu Nurlika, Hafid Setiadi | ||
| 3 | Industrialization, Transmigration, and Aspiration in the Transformation of the Agrarian Landscape of the Kikim Community in Lahat Regency, South Sumatra | Susanto Jumaidi, Reni Putri Nurhidayati | ||
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Nurturing Pluriversal Futures: Multispecies Entanglements, Ontological Resilience, and Decolonial Engagement in Taiwan
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1 | Nurturing Elders and Relational Networks: The Development of Indigenous Soft Food Recipes in Eastern Taiwan | Hsiao-Chiao Chiu |
| 2 | Making Worlds with Bats: Bugis Multispecies Perspectives of Soppeng | A. Fadhilah Utami Ilma Rifai, Nicolas Boris Baran, A. Fadhilah Utami Ilmi Rifai, Roger Allan Christian Kembuan | ||
| 3 | Educating with Actants: Aquaculture for Future Taiwan and the Ocean |
Eric Siu-kei Cheng | ||
| 4 | Remaking Trails, Reimagining Relationships: Sustained Engagement, Collaborative Conservation, and Truku Self-Determination in Eastern Taiwan | Chinghsiu Lin | ||
| 5 | Cropscape and the Plantationocene: The Historical Construction and Expansion of Citronella as an Economic Crop | Sioumeng Syu | ||
| 6 | Rituals of Reciprocity and Resistance: An Ontological and Multispecies Analysis of Translocal Amis Communities | Shu-Ling Yeh | ||
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Occupy and conquer them! between the domination of militarism and extractivism, and the resistance of people at the margins in Indonesia
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1 | Recycled Failures of the Food Estate Projects in Central Kalimantan | wahyu agung perdana |
| 2 | The myth of prosperity results in socioecological disaster: dismantling capital-driven development in Rempang Islands | david efendi | ||
| 3 | Territories of life vs green sacrifice zones: more than human communities under the threat of geothermal projects in Flores | Cypri Paju Dale, Gregorius Afioma | ||
| 4 | Local Civil-Military Relations in Papua: Patterns and Challenges | Sutami Amin, Muhamad Haripin | ||
| 5 | Our weapon is a traditional ceremony: Decolonization of knowoledge and anti-extractive grassroots women | Siti Maimunah | ||
| 6 | Occupy and conquer them! between the domination of militarism and extractivism, and the resistance of people at the margins in Indonesia | Budi Hernawan | ||
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Pluriversal Futures in Practice: Multimodal Ethnography, Data Justice, and Everyday Transformation
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1 | The Seasons of Ulu Jelai | Wen Di Sia |
| 2 | Creating Happiness | Muhammad Naufal Abyan Madani | ||
| 3 | Pesta Babi: colonialism in our time | Cypri Jehan Paju Dale | ||
| 4 | What do ghosts think? | Yuefei You | ||
| 5 | Co-Animating Unfinished Futures: Stop-Motion as Critical Co-Creation and Epistemic Justice in Orang Rimba Makekal Hulu | Saur (Butet), Gata, Alberta M, G, Manurung, Mahardika, Prabarini | ||
| 6 | Walking, Drawing, Noting: Multimodal Approaches to Digital Life in Jakarta | Arran Lee Ridley | ||
| 7 | Prototype of SISI BULAT (Acculturation Crisis Alert Toolkit): Reimagining Food Sovereignty through Local Ecological Knowledge in Southwest Sumba | Olga Aurora Nandiswara | ||
| 8 | Nyala | Ignatia Dyahapsari | ||
| 9 | Pangipi Poso | Hestu Prahara | ||
| 10 | Postcards From Kebar | Rivaldo Herman | ||
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Pluriversality of Childhood in Global South: Imagining Global Solidarity, Agency, and More-than-Human World
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1 | Embracing Cultural Narratives Disclosure: Pacoa Jara, A Traditional Children Horse-Racing Practice in Bima | Anugerah Rinaldi |
| 2 | Imagining Distant Others: Indonesian Children, Pluriversal Solidarities, and the Affective Geopolitics of Palestine. | Yulida Pangastuti | ||
| 3 | Moving while Waiting: Young Refugee’s Distribution of Bargained Agency within Ambiguous Spatialities in Indonesia | Realisa D Masardi | ||
| 4 | Children negotiating with climate change in a coastal community | Dian Fikriani Fikriani | ||
| 5 | Pluriversal Childhoods and Othered Emerging Adulthood: Growing Up in Cross‑Regional Marriage Families in Rural North India | Dr. Ankit Ankit | ||
| 6 | Playscapes as Spatial Negotiation: Doing Counter-Mapping with Children in Villa Songgoriti, East Java, Indonesia | Yayuk – Windarti, Amalia D.S Rahmawati, Ocik – Adinalita, Yogi – Wibowo | ||
| 7 | “Satu Mengejar Matahari”: Pendidikan Alternatif dan Partisipasi Anak dalam Praktik Literasi Jalanan Tarakan di Desa Liagu, Kabupaten Bulungan, Kalimantan Utara | Risky Fauzy Kiki, Syifah Kamilah Kamilah, Fatimah Fatimah Fatimah, Ade Irwan Dani, Rahmansyah Amang Rahman, Fransiskus Fransiskus Frans | ||
| 8 | Becoming Other: Digital Masking as a Self-Protection Strategy for Generation Alpha in Online Games | Naning Ika Jayanti | ||
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Queer Pluriversality and World-Making in/through Heteronormative Times
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1 | Heteronormativity, Homosociality and Sexual Behaviour Amongst Young Indonesian Men | Laura Wallace |
| 2 | Introducing asylum literacy, Queer(y)ing displacement | Satrio Nindyo Istiko | ||
| 3 | Trans-lating Care and Bureaucracy: Waria Collective Survival through Pendampingan in Yogyakarta | Ardi Robert Kuhn | ||
| 4 | Love in Another Tense: Mut’ah, Queer Temporality, and the Gendered Politics of the Interval | Asha Kun Nayla Faizin | ||
| 5 | Fearing/Facing Revolutionary Ghosts: Communist Women, Lesbians, and Trans Embodiment under New Order’s ‘Maniac’ Subject | Hajar Hanfa Azzahra | ||
| 6 | Refusing the Heteronormative City: Trans Women’s Counter-Infrastructures of Care in Jakarta | Gacya Putra | ||
| 7 | Never a Queer Country: Heteronormativity as a Cultural Project in Contemporary Indonesia | Febi Rizki Ramadhan | ||
| 8 | Entangled Materialities: Toward a Planetary Community | Muhammad Rhaka Katresna | ||
| 9 | Queer World-Making Across Borders: Migration, Identity, and Cross-Cultural Encounters among Indonesians in Taiwan | Sayf Muhammad Alaydrus, Azzah Kania Budianto, Rachmat Dimas Oktafenanda, Myrtati Dyah Artaria, Ya-Ching Wang | ||
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Regenerative Listening and Anthropological Thinking for Pluriversality
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1 | Listening to the Stones: Regenerative Listening in the Sound Art Practice of Youga Usmad Anugearh | Rahul Sharma |
| 2 | Behaviour-Centred Design, Arts, and Pluriversal Climate Actions in Sabu Raijua and Wakatobi | Mariski Nirwan, I Gusti Ngurah Paulus Eka Widya, Isnaini Uswanas | ||
| 3 | Humble Leadership, Ecological, and Economic Recovery in Tangkahan | Wiratno Wiratno | ||
| 4 | Conspiracy Theory as Social Theory: Theoretical Framework and Methodological Reflection for Understanding Conspiracy Theories in the Global South | Devina Ayona | ||
| 5 | Decolonializing “Wetu Telu”: Epistemic Injustice, Rearticulating Religious Life, and Relational Ontology among the Bayan Indigenous People | Arfi Hidayat | ||
| 6 | Sensing Disruption: Perhutana as a Listening Practice in the Contested Landscapes of the Rebana Triangle | Ade Ahmad Sujai, Rilus A Kinseng, Melani Abdulkadir-sunito | ||
| 7 | Listening to Halom: Regenerative Listening, Forest Soundscapes, and Ontological Disruption among the Orang Rimba of Jambi | Aditya Dipta Anindita, Alberta Prabarini, Jangat Pico | ||
| 8 | Language as Ecological Memory: Regenerative Listening and Marori-Mengge Revitalisation at Sekolah Alam Kampung Wasur, Southern Papua | Cahyo Pamungkas, Purwaningsih Purwaningsih, Pradita Devis Dukarno | ||
| 9 | Ovarium of Nature | Nerlian Gogali | ||
| 10 | Berjalan Sambil Buat Jalan | Qonita Labibah Rahmah | ||
| 11 | Rancang Aksi Sosial dan Alam (RASA) | Mariski Nirwan | ||
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Revisiting Purification: Muhammadiyah, Local Culture, and Pluriversal Islam in Indonesia
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1 | Purification without Compulsion: Muhammadiyah and Negotiation of Local Religious Practices | Hyung-Jun Kim |
| 2 | Muhammadiyah and Humanitarian Futures: Islam Berkemajuan, Faith-Based Action, and Global Citizenship | Zaki Faddad Syarif Zain | ||
| 3 | Beyond Purification: Muhammadiyah and its New Ijtihad in Applying the Global Hijri Calendar (KGHT) | Muhammad Adlin Sila | ||
| 4 | Prayer Mats on Customary Lands: The Inclusivity of Muhammadiyah Education and Socio-Religious Acculturation in Papua | Ismail Suardi Wekke | ||
| 5 | Between Purification and the Stage, Muhammadiyah Theater as Alternative Cultural Behavior in Java | Muhammad Ichsan Budi Prabowo, Faiz Arwi Assalimi | ||
| 6 | AL-MA’UN THEOLOGICAL THOUGHT CONCEPTION ACCORDING TO KIAI HAJI AHMAD DAHLAN: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY TOWARDS PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES | Shubhi Mahmashony Harimurti | ||
| 7 | Muhammadiyah Malaysia’s Gresik-Lamongan Connection | Aditya Pratama | ||
| 8 | Islam-based Civil Society and the State: Muhammadiyah’s Engagement in Indonesian Local Elections | Ahmad Fuad Fanani | ||
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Screening Health: Digital Platforms and the Reconfiguration of Bodies, Expertise, and Care in a Multipolarising World
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1 | “Izin stitch, ya!”: Digital Affordances and the Contestation of Medical Knowledge Authority on Social Media in Indonesia | Asmi Ramiyati |
| 2 | Navigating stigma and healthcare access through information precarity among MSM during 2023 Mpox outbreak in Jakarta, Indonesia | Fikri Haidar, Rinaldi Ridwan, Nidia Muryani, Benjamin Hegarty, Ignatius Praptoraharjo | ||
| 3 | Selling Beauty Through Virality | Suci Rahmadani | ||
| 4 | Behind #slowhealthyliving: moralising health, moralising time | Elan Lazuardi | ||
| 5 | Digital storytelling and its potentials to decolonise HIV prevention for migrants | Satrio Nindyo Istiko | ||
| 6 | Between Care and Accountability: Community Health Cadres and the Relational Politics of Stunting Intervention in Indonesia | Sari Damar Ratri, Marini Purnamasari, Hestu Prahara | ||
| 7 | Aging on Social Media: Creating Content of Sick Elderly People | Suzie Handajani | ||
| 8 | From Facebook Posts to Peer Support Meetings: Networked Practices of Care among Families of Individuals with Severe Mental Illness | Aan Kurniawan | ||
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Sino-Indo Mutual Learning and Cooperation in a Multipolarising World
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1 | Beyond the Western Paradigm: Sino-Indonesian Developmental Cooperation and the Practice of Pluriversal Governance | Zheng Jiajie |
| 2 | China’s Development Experience and International Cooperation | Zhigang Zuo | ||
| 3 | “Nusantara” in the Ming Dynasty: Records from Ancient Chinese Archives | Lixian Xiao | ||
| 4 | Digital Communication Strategies for Guangdong Enterprises Targeting Gen Z in Indonesia: From the Perspective of Bias Elimination and Perception Shaping | Pei Liu | ||
| 5 | The Impact of the Belt and Road Initiative on Bilateral Trade between China and Participating Countries: A Multi-period Differences-in-differences Test Based on Chinese Customs Data | Xiaolong Li | ||
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The Administered Dream: Esports, Digital Reification, and the Paradox of Pluriversality in the Global South
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1 | Gameworld and Catastrophe: A Workerist Game Design Perspective to Macroeconomics and the Geoeconomics of Bugs | Hizkia Yosias Polimpung, Dimas Aditya Wicaksono |
| 2 | The Administered Idol: Kizuna Ai, Platform Governance, and Japan’s Digital Cultural Projection | Syavira Augustine | ||
| 3 | Vacancy Colonization and Cybernetic Survival: Platform Infrastructures and the Foreclosure of Pluriversal Futures in Indonesia | Raihan Syarief Fuad | ||
| 4 | The Professionalisation of Mess: Warnet Publics and Esports Futures in Indonesia | Pradipa Rasidi | ||
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Decolonizing Anthropology in a Multipolar World: Methodological Critiques from Global South Gaze
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1 | Who Gets to Observe Whom? Participant-Observation and the “Anthropologist at Home” Mandate for Global South Anthropologists | Muhammad Harits Hibatullah, Josephine |
| 2 | Fridays for Future and How Anthropological Make it Work on a Leaderless Movement in South Germany | Pamerdyatmaja | ||
| 3 | Ethical Consumption in Freiburg, Germany | Monika Swastyastu | ||
| 4 | Navigating Life at the Changing Climate: Reflection of doing ethnography in Schwarzwald’s Snowless Winter Tourism | Okky Chandra Baskoro | ||
| 5 | Beyond the South/North Binary: Triangulated Positionality and Structural Messiness in Ethnographic Research on the Javanese Diaspora in New Caledonia | Arifah Arum Candra Hayuningsih | ||
| 6 | Following Unscripted Currents: Relational Ethnography and the Decolonial Regrounding of Javanese Diaspora Worlds | Fuji Riang Prastowo | ||
| 7 | Out of these worlds: pluriversalism, Afro-pessimism, and the demand for “obtainable” subjects | Min Seong Kim | ||
| 8 | Methods of the Ground as Methods to the Ground | Islam Al Khatib | ||
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Gender-Based Violence in a Multipolarising World: Legal Pluralism, Dispute Settlement, and Pluriversal Futures from the
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1 | Kekerasan Berbasis Gender di Ruang Digital: Ruang Bersuara yang Semakin Menyempit | Patricia Beata Kurnia |
| 2 | Islah in Domestic Violence Settlement: Between Religious Reconciliation and Victim Protection in the Indonesian Legal System | Dewi Sukma Kristianti | ||
| 3 | The Politics of Care Against Coloniality: Gendered Violence, Responsibility, and Uneven Repair in Indonesia and Timor-Leste | Ni Loh Gusti Madewanti | ||
| 4 | Reputation, Bureaucracy, and Victim Justice: Institutional Responses to Sexual Violence in Indonesian Higher Education | Khaerul Umam Noer | ||
| 5 | Sa Su Bayar Ko!: Paradoxical Implications of Bridewealth (Ararem) Negotiations Towards Bikar Women’s Agency | Areta Raina Ihsan | ||
| 6 | CEDAW IN PRACTICE: A MIGRANT VILLAGE REINTEGRATION MODEL THAT REDUCES WOMEN TRAFFICKING IN INDONESIA | Retno Meilani, Vina Hardyana Infantri | ||
| 7 | NEGOTIATING ACCESS AND WOMEN’S AGENCY IN THE LAND BORROWING SYSTEM IN BALAESANG TANJUNG, DONGGALA | Citra Dewi, Yulianti Bakari, Siti Hajar N.Aepu | ||
| 8 | X as a Space of Digital Gender-Based Violence: Platform Governance and Legal Response in Indonesia | Abdul Langolu Fattah | ||
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Funding Decolonial Refusal: Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities Sovereignty and Post-Extractive Futures in Asia
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1 | Shifting Power dan Direct Funding for Indigenous Peoples, Peasants, Fisherfolks, Women, Youth, Disability Refusal against Extractives Development in Asia | Tanti Budi Suryani, Jenifer Lasimbang |
| 2 | Practicing Multispecies Care: From Mining Resistance to Mama Aleta Fund | Siti Maimunah | ||
| 3 | Beyond the Technocracy of Funding for Peasant Organizations: Agroecosystem-Based Nutritional Fulfillment and Food Sovereignty in Sajogyo’s Thought | Oman Gara, Ahmad Jaetuloh | ||
| 4 | Direct Community Financing as a Recovery Strategy: Examining WALHI’s Advocacy Practices and Global Network | Wahyu Eka Styawan | ||
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Dekolonisasi Kriminologi dan Viktimologi: Kekuasaan, Epistemologi, dan Perspektif Global Selatan di Indonesia
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1 | KESADARAN YANG DIARTIKULASIKAN: PROSES EPISTEMOLOGIS KOMUNITAS SENI KRITIS INDONESIA DALAM PERSPEKTIF KRIMINOLOGI DEKOLONIAL | Anugra Putri Perdana |
| 2 | Toward an Indonesian Green Criminology: Incorporating Indigenous Epistemology in Understanding Environmental Harm | Fany Nur Rahmadiana Hakim | ||
| 3 | DEKOLONISASI DISKURSUS KECANTIKAN DI INDONESIA: STUDI TERHADAP ESTETIKA SEBAGAI BAHAYA, KUASA, DAN KONTROL | Nishrina Aulia Omaryahya | ||
| 4 | The Dispossessed: Indigenous People Surrounding Nusantara and Their Land | Bhakti Eko Nugroho | ||
| 5 | Resistensi Perempuan Adat Rendu terhadap Pembangunan Bendungan Mbay Lambo dalam Ekofeminisme Sosialis | Aurelia Tsania Tsabita | ||
| 6 | Seni sebagai Arsip: Performance, Ingatan, dan Dekolonisasi Kriminologi di Indonesia | Prashasti Wilujeng Putri | ||
| 7 | Crab Mentality: Eksistensi, Mekanisme Kerja, dan Dampaknya pada Polwan di Indonesia | Agung Asmara | ||
| 8 | From Extraction to Co-Production: A Challenge of Methodological Colonialism in Indonesia Criminology | I Gusti Ngurah Aditia Tjandra Asmara | ||
| 9 | Untangling the Criminalization of public participation through the criminal justice system in Indonesia | Moh Ali Rahangiar | ||
| 10 | Advokasi Kawin Tangkap di Sumba Tengah oleh SOPAN Sumba: Membaca Perempuan dan Laki-laki sebagai Korban Sistem Sosial dalam Kacamata Feminis Dekolonial | Martha Hebi | ||
| 11 | Decolonising Methods in Criminal Policy Research : Challenge for Cultural Criminology | Iqrak Sulhin | ||
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Ethics of Care Under Constraint in Refugee Interventions in Indonesia
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1 | Refugee Self-Reliance through Entrepreneurship: Between Constrained Care and Neoliberal Indifference | Mahardhika Sjamsoe’oed Sadjad |
| 2 | Disrupted Care: Healthcare Providers as Secondary Impacted Subjects in Informal Refugee Healthcare Provision in Indonesia | Realisa D Masardi, Elan Lazuardi | ||
| 3 | Reframing collaboration as an ethical practice in a participatory research with displaced youth | Meirina Triharini, Akino Tahir | ||
| 4 | “We Are Also Refugees”: Navigating Dual Roles as Refugee Interpreters in Indonesian Healthcare | Ulima Nabila Adinta | ||
| 5 | Living Together, Yet Not Always Together: Cultural Conflict within Foreign Refugee Communities | Rio Tutrianto, Adrianus Eliasta Meliala, Ni Made Martini Puteri | ||
| 6 | Caring Without Grounding: Humanitarianism, Moral Injury, and Refugee Governance in Indonesia | Tetrin Aghista Manuhana | ||
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Agrarian Resources and Pluralizing Social Reproduction
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1 | Future-Making from Below: Women’s Social Reproduction and Barter Practices in Rural Lampung, Indonesia | Evi Indraswati |
| 2 | Reproducing Life in Uncertain Territory: Customary Forest, Market Pressure, and Agrarian Livelihoods in Nagasaribu | Kalang Buwana Zakaria, Sandres Siahaan | ||
| 3 | Agrarian Social Reproduction in the Midst of Ecological Transformation: Indigenous Youth and the Continuity of the Matrilineal World in the Highland Jambi | Wina Khairina | ||
| 4 | Navigating Precarity: Agroforestry, Pluralizing Social Reproduction, and Climate Resilience in Eastern Rural Indonesia | Charina Chazali, John McCarthy, Suraya Afiff, Prudensius Maring | ||
| 5 | “Saya Petani, Bukan Pendamping: Redefinisi Pengetahuan, Ruang, dan Identitas Perempuan dalam Sistem Produksi Pertanian Perkotaan” | Reza Anugrah | ||
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Reversing Academic Extractivism: Returning Knowledge to Women Environmental Defenders in Indonesia
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1 | Returning Knowledge to Indigenous Mollo Women: A Systematic Literature Review of Movement Transformation from Local Resistance to Global Advocacy | Laily Nur Zakiya, Try Suriani Loit Tualaka, Nur Herliati |
| 2 | Returning Knowledge to Women Environmental Defenders in Indonesia: A Study of Gunarti, A Woman Environmental Defender from Pati, Central Java | Siti Sumriyah, Lidwina nathania, Ananda Farah Lestari, Mahshushah Sami’an | ||
| 3 | Preserving the Ecological Womb through Reflection and Meditation: A New Interpretation of the 3R (Kasur, Sumur dan Dapur) in the Leadership of Nissa Wargadipura | Juliyanti Umabaihi, Grace Oni Oet Neolaka, Uswatun Hasanah | ||
| 4 | Turning the Tide of Academic Extractivism, Returning Academic Knowledge to Its Sources | Rizki Anggarini Santika Febriani, Noer Fauzi Rachman, Siti Maimunah | ||
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Pluriversal Coastal Governance: Tenure, Citizenship, and Maritime Wordls
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1 | Between Recognition and the World: The Permit Regime, the Pluriverse, and the Unfinished Law of the Sea Nomads | Surya Tjandra |
| 2 | Social-Ecological Dynamics and Governance of Mangrove Landscapes in North Kalimantan | Muhammad Erdi Lazuardi | ||
| 3 | Fragmented Recognition and Customary Authority: Sekaa Bendega in Karangasem, Bali Coastal Governance | Adjie Dharmasatya, I Putu Agus Widi Pranata, Muhammad Novriansyah Kusumapratama, Karel Yerusa, I Gede Sugiarta | ||
| 4 | Tenure + Authority = Jurisdiction. Principles for advancing customary community fishing initiatives in Indonesia | Nicholas McClean | ||
| 5 | Intersections of Governance, Authority, and Justice in Coastal and Marine Contexts: The Case of the Tambakrejo Mangrove Forest, Semarang | Slamet Subekti, Dedi Supriadi Adhuri | ||
| 6 | Women, Wild Seaweed, and the Blue Economy: Gendered Access to Porphyra sp. in Eastern Indonesia | Sulastri Sardjo | ||
| 7 | Marine Tenure and Multivocal Responses to Conservation in Maluku | Hermien Lola Soselisa | ||
| 8 | Seeing the Coast, Hearing from Women: Gender-Based Coastal Land Ownership Systems through the Experiences of Women Fisherwomen | Siti Maimunah, Hasmia Djalil | ||
| 9 | SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS: A CRUCIAL LINK FOR STINGRAY CONSERVATION | Melly Ayu Oktavia |
