Presenters

The list of presenters will be published on April 2019

These are the list of presenters that had been approved by the panel coordinator

The 7th International Symposium of Journal Antropologi Indonesia presenters are:

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Panel 01. Dealing With Diversity in (Digital) Urban Contexts: From Concepts to Engagement

Coordinators: Dayana Lengauer (Austrian Academy of Sciences) & Frans Ari Prasetyo (Independent Researcher)

01. Bandung’s School of Peace: An Alternative Space Addressing Interfaith and Minority Groups Through Dialogue and Cooperation
Fanny Syariful Alam (Bandung’s School of Peace Indonesia)

02. Producing Diverse Urban Spaces: Territorial politics at Bandung’s Car Free Day
Frans Ari Prasetyo (Independent Researcher)

03. From Tolerance to Affective Engagement: Bandung’s Creative Diversity and Peace Movement
Dayana Lengauer (Institute for Social Anthropology, Austrian Academy of Sciences)

04. LISMA: Forming Political Bonds Through Social Media Among Muslim Women in Yogyakarta
Ach. Fatayillah Mursyidi (Graduate School, Universitas Gadjah Mada)

Panel 02. Mediating Piety: Hadhrami Religious Authority in a Changing Indonesia

Coordinators: Ismail Fajrie Alatas (New York University) & Martin Slama (Austrian Academy of Sciences)

01. Facing New Models of Islamic Authority: On the (Un)Popularity of Hadhrami Preachers in Indonesia
Martin Slama (Austrian Academy Of Science)

02. Beyond Authority, Love, and Piety: The Visual Politics of Habaib Images in Contemporary Indonesian Spaces
Ary Budiyanto (Universitas Brawijaya)

03. Young Indonesian Hadhramis and the Quest for Religious Authority
Fatimah Husein (State Islamic University Sunan Kalijaga)

04. Revisiting Cikoang: Religious Authority among a Sayyid Community in South Sulawesi in the Age of Social Media
Muhammad Adlin Sila (Balitbang Kementerian Agama RI)

05. Mediating Authority: A Hadrami Sufi Shaykh in Multiple Media
Ismail Fajrie Alatas (New York University)

06. Ziarah Kubra: Reconnecting/Synergizing Global and Local Islam
Ahmad Syarif (BowergroupAsia)

Panel 03. Disintegration from within? Marginal Groups and the failure of Indonesia as a Common Project

Coordinators: Greg Acciaioli (The University of Western Australia) & Riwanto Tirtosudarmo (LIPI)

01. No More National Belonging? LGBTI People within the Indonesian National Project
Dédé Oetomo (GAYa NUSANTARA Foundation)

02. How Development and Conservation Interventions May Both Exacerbate and Mitigate Marginality: Shifting Power Relations on the Lindu Plain, Central Sulawesi
Greg Acciaioli (The University of Western Australia)

03. A nation in contradiction?
Riwanto Tirtosudarmo (LIPI)

04. The Shifting Meaning of Stranger on the Balinese Politics of Migration
I Wayan Suyadnya (Department of Sociology, Universitas Brawijaya)

05. Katobengke: The Dynamic Processes of Negotiation and Reassertion of a Marginalized Group in Buton
Tasrifin Tahara (Universitas Hasanuddin)

06. Development as Exclusion, its Impacts and Community responses: The Orang Rimba and the Orang Baduy Compared
Dedi Supriadi Adhuri (LIPI)

07. Intersections of ethnicity and class in Maluku
Timo Kaartinen (University of Helsinki)

08. The Impacts of Adat Law Marginalisation on the Adat Communities
Tine Suartina (The University of Western Australia)

09. Contextual Education for Indigenous People in Indonesia
Sugih Biantoro (Kementrian Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan RI)

10. Kaharingan Dayak in the rural socio-ecological change and the religious conversion
Nindyo Budi Kumoro (Universitas Brawijaya)

11. Revisiting the New Policy on Kepercayaan for Social Inclusion.
Samsul Maarif (Universitas Gadjah Mada)

Panel 04. Role of Digital Ethnography in Indonesian Online Society

Coordinator: Anggun Susilo (Universitas Brawijaya)

01. Indonesian Youth and Social Media: A Study About Political Preferences in Digital Era
Aria Atyanto Satwiko (Universitas Indonesia)

02. Push Rank and Keyboard Warrior: Violence, Luddism, and Free-Labour of Contemporary Indonesian Gaming Culture
Irfan Nugraha, Febrian (Universitas Indonesia)

03. Meme as Media Practice: Seeing Its Usage on Twitter during the 2017 DKI Jakarta Gubernatorial Election
Maria Vina Elmaresa (Universitas Indonesia)

Panel 05. Dependence and Displacement

Coordinators: Tony Rudyansjah (Universitas Indonesia) & Clare Cameron (University of California, San Francisco)

01. Become Kulisusu People: Identity Construction and Transformation of Kulisusu People from XVII to XXI Century.
Nurlin (Pusat Studi Sejarah dan Kebudayaan Buton Utara)

02. Displacing the ‘Normal’: Uncertain Evidence and Pathologies of Tuberculosis
Clare Cameron (University of California, San Francisco)

03. Lossing to Win: Study of the Indications of Marginalization and the Act of Giving to Migrant Communities
Ikhtiar Hatta (Universitas Tadulako)

Panel 06. The Use and Abuse of Drinking Culture

Coordinator: Raymond Michael Menot (Universitas Indonesia)

01. Tradition of Drinking Arak
Taqyuddin (Geography, Universitas Indonesia)

02. The Cultural Value of Minahasa People About Liquor “CAP TIKUS”
Maria Heny Pratiknjo (Department of Anthropology, Universitas Sam Ratulangi)

03. Beverage of the Spirits
Santi Dwiningsih (Independence Researcher) & Tety Rachmawati (Ministry of Health Republic of Indonesia)

04. From Konau to Being Ara: Processing Systems, Problems and Legal Reviews Traditional Alcohol in Buton
Dinna Dayana La Ode Malim (Faculty of Law, Universitas Dayanu Ikhsanuddin)

05.The Water of Words: the Conviviality of Drinking and Reciting on Rote
James Fox (The Australian National University)

06. Tuak Consumption in Alas: The Efforts to Resolve Life Tensions in Frontier
Ikbal Junanda (Universitas Malikussaleh) & Ade Ikhsan Kamil (Universitas Malikussaleh)

07. Drinking Culture, Crimes & Watu Pinawetengan Ritual: Cultural Criminology Study in Manado and Around
Arthur Josias Simon Runturambi (Criminology Universitas Indonesia)

08. You give love a bad name: The degraded meaning of baram among the Dayak of Central Kalimantan
Semiarto Aji Purwanto (Universitas Indonesia) & Sofyan Ansori (Northwestern University)

Panel 07. Moral Politics of Nationhood: Examining The Politics of Diversity and The Management of Unity

Coordinators: Ratna Saptari (Leiden University), Anton Novenanto (Universitas Brawijaya), Mia Siscawati (Universitas Indonesia)

01. Reframing and Demonizing: Moral Politics of the Powerless
Anton Novenanto (Universitas Brawijaya)

02. Religious Freedom and the Restriction to Imply Religious Freedom
Yossa A.P. Nainggolan (Ragam Institute)

03. Politics of Belonging and Strategies of Perseverance: Indonesian Political Exiles and Migrant Workers Within and Beyond the Nation-State
Ratna Saptari (Leiden University)

04. After Violence and Discrimination: The Destruction of Gafatar Movement and Women Members’ Struggle for Citizenship
Laksmi Adriani Savitri (Universitas Gadjah Mada)

05. Seeking the Morning Star: The Imagination and Political Movement of the Papuan Young Generation
I Ngurah Suryawan (Universitas Papua)

06. The Dynamics of Recognition of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Trapped in Colonial Law Legacies and Social Change
Yando Zakaria (PUSTAKA)

07. Clash within ‘civilization’: Understanding politic of diversity in Indonesia by tracing genealogy of an epistemic community
Tri Nugroho (Independence Researcher)

08. Politics of Othering: Post-Authoritarian State`s Repression on Critical Literacy Activism
Fuad Abdulgani & Ikram Badila (Universitas Lampung)

09. Kriminalisasi Aktivis Gerakan Agrarian dan Lingkungan di Indonesia Pasca Orde Baru
Suraya A. Afiff (Universitas Indonesia)

10. Ancestor Worship at the Tropenmuseum: An Investigation into the Repatriation of West Papuan Cultural Heritage
Sophie Gabrielle Faber (The University of Auckland)

11. Traveling with Kebaya
Nita Trismaya (Sekolah Tinggi Desain Interstudi)

12. Tapa on Mandala and Tapa on Nagara: Looking for Harmony
Ira Indrawardana (Universitas Padjajaran)

Panel 08. The Dynamic of the Interaction between the Modern Medical System and the Traditional Medical System: Finding a Way for Establishing a Harmonious Collaboration of the Two Systems for the Social Justice for the People

Coordinators: Meutia F. Hatta (Universitas Indonesia), Rhino Ariefiansyah (Universitas Indonesia), & Dea Rifia Bella (Universitas Indonesia)

01. Medical Pluralisms Practice to Treat Non-Communicable Diseases in Rural and Sub-urban Villages of West Java
Erna Herawati (Universitas Padjadjaran)

02. Progress and challenges in health advocacy for the prevention of cervical cancer in Indonesia
Belinda Rina Marie Spagnoletti (University of Melbourne)

03. Traditional Knowledge on Health and Fulfillment of Reproduction Health Rights of Bawean Women
Pinky Saptandari Wisjnubroto (Universitas Airlangga)

04. Behind The Secret Of “Bungkus Daun Tiga Jari”, ethnography research in Irarutu community, West Papua
Setia Pranata (Ministry of Health RI)

05. An Ethnographic Study on Maternal & Newborn Health in Dayak Siang-Murung Community: Skilled Midwives’ Working Spirit of ‘Tira Tangka Balang’ and their Collaboration with Traditional Midwives
Rachmalina Soerachman Prasodjo (Ministry of Health RI), Setia Pranata (Ministry of Health RI), Syarifah Nuraini (Ministry of Health RI), M.Gulllit Agung W. (Universitas Gadjah Mada), Salahudin Muhidin (Macquaire University)

06. Three Spirit Permeates the Balian
Sri Murni (Universitas Indonesia)

07. Promotion and Prevention TB with Community participation in Muaro Bungo, Jambi, Indonesia
Sipin Putra (Universitas Kristen Indonesia) & Rachmalina Soerachman Prasodjo (Ministry of Health RI)

08. Disturbed by Ghosts: Behind the Explanations and Narratives on One’s Continual Encounter with Supernatural Beings
Ratna Fabrian (Universitas Indonesia)

09. Silih Darah Culture and in House Give Birth in Working Area of Lombok Health Care Centre (puskesmas) West Lampung 2017
M. Farid Hamzens (UIN Jakarta)

10. The sando pea: between tradition and health challenge among Kaluppini indigenous people
Nurbaya (Poltekkes Kemenkes Mamuju)

11. In Search of Local Genuine: An Answer to the Question of Maternal Mortality in Indonesia A Literature Review
Yunarti (Universitas Andalas)

12. Heritage, Training, Self-Taught (Study of Herbal Medicine Maker Based on The Type of Recipe Herb in Bangkalan Regency, Madura)
Satriyati Nana (Universitas Trunojoyo)

13. The Dynamics of Abortion Treatment as an Effort to Harmonization between the Modern Medical System and the Traditional Medical System
Hanifatus Salwa (Universitas Gadjah Mada)

14. Dukuns and Doctors: Finding Ways of Working Together
David Peter Mitchell (Monash University)

Panel 09. Anthropology and The Recentralization of Natural Resource Policies

Coordinators: Semiarto Aji Purwanto (Asosiasi Antropologi Indonesia), Pinky Saptandari (Asosiasi Antropologi Indonesia), & Pawennari Hijjang (Asosiasi Antropologi Indonesia)

01. The Complexity of Upgrading Community-based Coastal Management in Papua: In search for a Sustainable and Socially Fair Natural Resource Governance in the Changing legal context of Indonesia
Dedi Supriadi Adhuri (LIPI)

02. Sawit Farmer and RSPO Certification: Governmentality and Unintended Consequences
Burhanuddin Gala (Universitas Indonesia)

03. Protected Assumption: Care for Culture through the Ecological Vocational Communities of the Mountain Community in Allakuang Village
Zulkifli Zul (Universitas Khairun)

04. The Chance for Improvement of Rural Women Human Resource and Leadership Quality by Means of Women School
Pinky Saptandari (Universitas Airlangga)

05. Subjectivity and Forest Fires Governance in Indonesia: The Making of Environmental Inmates?
Sofyan Ansori (Northwestern University)

Panel 10. Structuring Diversity: Values, Political-Economic Order and Inter-Societal Relations in an Indonesian Archipelago

Coordinators: Imam Ardhianto (Universitas Indonesia) & Geger Riyanto (Heidelberg University)

Panel 11. The State of Anthropology of Indonesian Education: Critical Reflections on Theories and Methods

Coordinators: Jessica Peng (University of Pennsylvania), Jenny Zhang (University of California, Berkeley), & Askuri Ibn Chamim (Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies)

Panel 12. Methodological Dilemma on Studying Diversity

Coordinators: Elan Lazuardi (UNSW Sydney), Des Christy (Radboud University), Wahyu Kuncoro (Universität Zürich)

Panel 13. Collective Violence, Peace Building and Reconciliation: Anthropological Perspectives

Coordinators: Yustinus Tri Subagya (Universitas Sanata Dharma), Herry Yogaswara (LIPI), & Cahyo Pamungkas (LIPI)

01. Tracing the Root of Violence and Peace Building in Papua
Cahyo Pamungkas (LIPI)

Panel 14. Rethinking the Politics of Difference in Indonesia: Ethnicity, Religion, Class Relations

Coordinators: Budi Hernawan (Driyarkara School of Philosophy) & Thung Ju Lan (LIPI)

01. Papua under the state of exception
Budi Hernawan (SFT Driyarkara)

02. Politics of Difference: Ethnicity and Social Class Within the Indonesian Middle Class in Digital Era
Thung Ju Lan (LIPI)

03. Unity in Which Diversity: Examining Class and Identity in Contemporary Indonesian Politics
Benny Hari Juliawan (Sanata Dharma University)

04. In Fear of Purification in Representational Sense: Reshaping Political Preferences in Young Chinese Indonesians post-Ahok Era
Irfan Nugraha (Universitas Indonesia) & Ignatia Dyahapsari (Mena Indonesia)

05. Interpretasi Remaja Ke Atas Isu Etnik dan Agama Melalui Dokumentari Kisah Tauke Mancis dan Minyak Tumpah (2010)
Mohd. Nor Shahizan Ali, Mohamad Fauzi Sakimi, Novel Lyndon

Panel 15. Host, Guest and Stranger: Exoticization and Exploitation at Tourism Indonesian Practice

Coordinators: Irfan Nugraha (Universitas Indonesia), Sundjaya (Universitas Indonesia), & Febrian (Universitas Indonesia)

01. This is us: Toward Tourism Imaginaries Construction in Siak and Singkawang
Syarifah Ratnawati & Ayu Putri Dewanti (IKKON BEKRAF)

02. Pemaknaan Motif Tenun Ikat Sikka di Mata Penenun Muda
Meinar Sapto Wulan (Universitas Indonesia)

03. Who Govern The Grave: The Contestation Between Government and Local Communities in Managing Religious Tourism Places
Aria Atyanto Satwiko (Universitas Indonesia)

04. Surfing the Ambivalences: Human-Waves Relationship in Mentawai’s Surf Tourism
Sarani Pitor Pakan (Wageningen University/Universitas Pelita Harapan)

06. Tourism as a Form of “Rebellion” of the Community To Get Out of the Pressures of Life
Fahri Hidayat (Gaia Indonesia)

Panel 16. Digital Ethnography - Do we need offline approach?

Coordinator: Nuria W. Soeharto (Universitas Indonesia), Imam Ardhianto (Universitas Indonesia), & Rhino Ariefiansyah (Universitas Indonesia)

Panel 17. Oral Tradition in the Discourse of Ethnic, Race, and Religion Diversity

Coordinator: Pudentia Maria Purenti Suniarti (Asosiasi Tradisi Lisan), Ninuk Kleden (Universitas Indonesia), & Sri Murni (Universitas Indonesia)

Panel 18. On The Making of Commodities Under Category: Resource Exploitation

Coordinator: Rahardhika A. Utama (Northwestern University) & Perdana P. Roswaldy (Northwestern University)

Panel 19. Beyond Disciplinary Diversity and Debates in Parallel Universes: Anthropology and Political Science in Conversation

Coordinator: Gde Dwitya Arief Metera (Northwestern University) & Iqra Anugrah (New Mandala)

01. A Multistage Strategy for Integrating Ethnographic and Qualitative Methods
Mark Woodward (Arizona State University)

02. Patron-Client Relationship: Between Anthropology and Political Science
Heddy Shri Ahimsa-Putra (Universitas Gadjah Mada)

03. Identity Tranformation of Inong Balee in Protecting Peace after MOU Hensinki in Aceh
Arfriani Maifizar, Putri Maulina

04. Interpreting Indonesian Politics
Made Supriatma (Cornell University)

05. Comprehending Intolerance: Reflections on the ‘Uncomfortable’ Research Subjects
Ibnu Nadzir (LIPI)

Panel 20. Governmental Practices in Indonesia: Non-Calculative Modality, State Power, and the (Im)Possibility of Politics

Coordinator: Hestu Prahara (University of Auckland), Sari Ratri (Northwestern University), & Sindhunata Hargyono (Northwestern University)

Panel 21. Youth and Social Life of Chemicals

Coordinator: Nurul Ilmi Idrus (Universitas Hasanuddin) & Anita P. Hardon (University van Amsterdam)

The list of presenters will be published on April 2019

These are the list of presenters that had been approved by the panel coordinator

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