Adiwan Fahlan Aritenang
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 196389 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Adiwan Fahlan Aritenang |
| NOMBRES | Adiwan Fahlan |
| APELLIDO | Aritenang |
| FIRMA | ARITENANG A F |
| AFILIACIONES | Bandung Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3605-2673 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 29 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
From Pavement to Pixels
The rapid development of technology, particularly generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), has brought significant transformation in the creative economy. GenAI has shown its capability to produce original artworks, presenting both opportunities and challenges for traditional artists. In this research we examine the perceptions of informal creative economy actors, particularly street painters in Braga Street, Bandung, and assess the local gove…
Informal economy notion in creative industry policy
The ‘informality’ of a business may be in terms of location, licensing and product registration, which can result in a lack of access to strategies, programmes and incentives for local economic promotion by formal institutions. This study examines policies and strategies that led to creative kampongs’ development and improvement. By conducting policy analysis, the paper studies how and to what extent different policies related to creative industr…
Spaces of work, encounter, and representation of, and for, creative industries
Previous research has focused on the relationship between creative industries and the urban areas where these industries tend to be located within the city. Less understood is the character, use, and impact of spaces intended to support creative industries. This paper questions the role these spaces have for creative industries’ development, and their socio-spatial dynamics across a city. We focus on the city of Bandung, Indonesia, and inquire (1…
Pentahelix in the creative city
The emergence of the creative economy as a new economic wave in Indonesia has led to implementing of various policies and strategies since 2006. In particular, South Jakarta, Indonesia, has been designated as a creative city focusing on developing the fine arts subsector. The findings reveal that the development of South Jakarta as a creative city for the fine arts has met the minimum prerequisites required for a creative city in Indonesia. The c…
Innovation and Well-Being in Indigenous Entrepreneurship in Indonesia
This study explores how innovation occurs in Indigenous entrepreneurship and its effects on the well-being of Indigenous communities in Indonesia, a country in the Global South. Previous research indicates that innovation can occur in Indigenous entrepreneurship. However, there is a lack of understanding about how innovation impacts the well-being of Indigenous communities, particularly at the individual level. The capability approach provides a …
Sustaining creative kampong through circular economy
Waste management is a considerable urban challenge which remains difficult to resolve. To address inadequate waste management, the widespread introduction of circular economy principles can function as a viable solution, particularly in developing countries with potential for economic growth through creative villages (Creative Kampong). This study aims to support the sustainability of the knitting industry centre in Binong Jati by minimising wast…
Innovation in informal creative industries
Food service spatial pattern after the emergence of online retail
Online shopping has eliminated the need to visit physical commercial centres. As a result, trips to these centres have shifted from primarily shopping-motives to leisure, companionship, and dining. The shifting in consumer behaviour is implicated in the growing spatial agglomeration of restaurants/cafes within commercial centres in European cities. Conversely, in southern cities, various casual restaurants/cafes also serve as leisure and companio…
Creative industries in Indonesia
Several studies on creative industries (CIs) have investigated the impact of CIs on the social and economic development of cities, regions or countries in the Global South. In Indonesia, past research has focussed on CIs’ impact on national economic development and their network processes and effects. Few studies have examined the role of creative kampongs at a local scale, especially the multi-dimensional aspects of the socio-spatial processes o…
Tourism gentrification and P2P accommodation
The Korean Wave during the coronavirus pandemic
This paper investigates the temporal dynamic of Korean Wave (also known as Hallyu) as an online entertainment consumption and emotions experienced in the first five-month period during the pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused cities across the globe to regulate restrictions of social distancing and mobility. Previous studies suggest that city lockdowns may lead to public health problems due to restriction on human interaction. This study ai…
The economic circularity of informality? Evidence from patterns of informal business innovation in Bandung
Urban (physical) and business informality and economic circularity may come together in cities of the global South. In this paper we explore the intersection of business and urban informality and circular economy outcomes in community-based clusters of informal businesses. These intersections are revealed in the relationship of businesses to the home, the localization of linkages (including the use of recycled materials) and the relationship of b…
Identifying post-suburbanization
Indie books publishing
The emergence of Bandung as an international creative city has trigged prompt creative industries in the city, including the literacy activists in Bandung raise awareness about their existence. The literacy activists, who are indie publishers, offers unique and thematic books that ranges from history, entertainment and stories about the city itself. This paper identifies problems indie publishers faced that hindered their books to enter and gain …
Examining Socio-Economic Inequality Among Commuters
The rapid development of urban areas in surrounding regions has led to an increasing number of commuters within and between core-peripheral regions. However, variation in jobs and economic levels has exacerbated the socio-economic inequalities between metropolitan residents. Using the commuter data of the Jakarta Metropolitan Area, this study examines the socio-economic disparities of commuting behaviour, spatial patterns, and health between comm…
Understanding international agenda using media analytics
Global Data on Event Location and Tone (GDELT) database on global events allowed the platform to be a source for big data analysis that potentially signifies our understanding on the extent of event reports. On 28 September 2018, an earthquake with a magnitude of M7.4 shook Palu and Donggala. Various countries broadcast the disaster, including economic partner countries such as the U.S., Australia, and Japan. This paper questions determinant of t…
Innovation in Cultural Heritage Preservation in Taiwan
Despite having a long and rich culture, the preservation of cultural heritage in Indonesian cities is still facing numerous challenges. Modernization has gradually replaced countless historical monuments, and museums displaying the glory of previous civilizations are not as popular as other urban attractions. Different approaches should be considered to prevent further cultural loss and the fragmentation of Indonesian urban history. In this study…
The Role of Social Capital on Rural Enterprises Economic Performance
Following the nationwide implementation of the Village Funds, the government attempted to accelerate rural economic growth through rural enterprises ( Badan Usaha Milik Desa/BUMDes). This study aimed to analyze how social capital affects village-owned enterprise management to accelerate rural economy. This study was conducted in 2018 and applied a qualitative approach and case study design with a content analysis method derived from interviews, o…
Time-Slip Journey to Jomon Period
This study focuses on Aomori, a prefecture situated in the northern part of the Japanese main island Honshu. Riding on the popularity of time-slip-themed entertainment, Aomori began to brand itself as a place where people can experience a time-travel journey to the Jomon, the Japanese prehistoric era. Through this study, we investigated the practice of Aomori to incorporate fantasy in its heritage tourism. Mixed-method research was used to retrie…
Informality and the branding of creative places
This paper examines how informality is utilised in the branding of urban kampong and how this reshapes kampong development in the context of the global South. We examine the case of Suci area, Bandung, which the local government relabelled as a 'creative tourism kampong' in order to rejuvenate the identity of the long-established businesses in the area. Informality is thus strategically used to develop the brand identity of the kampong. The brand…
The contribution of foreign investment and industrial concentration to firm competitiveness in Jakarta Megacity
The Impact of Special Economic Zones and Government Intervention on Firm Productivity
Various studies have explored the effects of industrial agglomeration and special economic zones (SEZs) in Asia, but there has been a lack of data-driven analysis of SEZ performance. This paper provides a case study on Batam, which has been developed as an SEZ through government-to-government (G2G) cooperation, offering lessons for other developing countries. The study examines the effects of industrial zones, foreign investment and government in…
The effect of intergovernmental transfers on infrastructure spending in Indonesia
This paper examines the impact of own-source revenues and intergovernmental grants on districts’ infrastructure spending in Indonesia. As capacities to generate local revenue are lacking, intergovernmental transfer (IGT) became the main source of local capital spending. This paper uses econometric models to examine the determinants of infrastructure spending. By looking at institutions and economic structure, the study argues for the increasing i…
Transfer Policy on Creative City
Globalization enables the transfer of urban development policies across country and continents. This paper highlights the creative city notion in Bandung, Indonesia, that is adopted from the British Council (BC) attempts to mobilize policy through various programs and workshops. This paper aims to overview the role of BC in transferring and mobilizing policy on Cultural and Creative Industry. The paper argues that BC has played an important role …
The Impact of State Restructuring on Indonesia’s Regional Economic Convergence
Identifying post-suburbanization
The economic circularity of informality? Evidence from patterns of informal business innovation in Bandung
Urban (physical) and business informality and economic circularity may come together in cities of the global South. In this paper we explore the intersection of business and urban informality and circular economy outcomes in community-based clusters of informal businesses. These intersections are revealed in the relationship of businesses to the home, the localization of linkages (including the use of recycled materials) and the relationship of b…
The Impact of Special Economic Zones and Government Intervention on Firm Productivity
Various studies have explored the effects of industrial agglomeration and special economic zones (SEZs) in Asia, but there has been a lack of data-driven analysis of SEZ performance. This paper provides a case study on Batam, which has been developed as an SEZ through government-to-government (G2G) cooperation, offering lessons for other developing countries. The study examines the effects of industrial zones, foreign investment and government in…
The Korean Wave during the coronavirus pandemic
This paper investigates the temporal dynamic of Korean Wave (also known as Hallyu) as an online entertainment consumption and emotions experienced in the first five-month period during the pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused cities across the globe to regulate restrictions of social distancing and mobility. Previous studies suggest that city lockdowns may lead to public health problems due to restriction on human interaction. This study ai…
Informality and the branding of creative places
This paper examines how informality is utilised in the branding of urban kampong and how this reshapes kampong development in the context of the global South. We examine the case of Suci area, Bandung, which the local government relabelled as a 'creative tourism kampong' in order to rejuvenate the identity of the long-established businesses in the area. Informality is thus strategically used to develop the brand identity of the kampong. The brand…
The effect of intergovernmental transfers on infrastructure spending in Indonesia
This paper examines the impact of own-source revenues and intergovernmental grants on districts’ infrastructure spending in Indonesia. As capacities to generate local revenue are lacking, intergovernmental transfer (IGT) became the main source of local capital spending. This paper uses econometric models to examine the determinants of infrastructure spending. By looking at institutions and economic structure, the study argues for the increasing i…
The City of Bandung
Antecedent Analysis of Indonesia’s Creative City
Urbanization in Southeast Asia
Batam - Whose Hinterland
Transfer Policy on Creative City
Globalization enables the transfer of urban development policies across country and continents. This paper highlights the creative city notion in Bandung, Indonesia, that is adopted from the British Council (BC) attempts to mobilize policy through various programs and workshops. This paper aims to overview the role of BC in transferring and mobilizing policy on Cultural and Creative Industry. The paper argues that BC has played an important role …
The effect of intergovernmental transfers on infrastructure spending in Indonesia
This paper examines the impact of own-source revenues and intergovernmental grants on districts’ infrastructure spending in Indonesia. As capacities to generate local revenue are lacking, intergovernmental transfer (IGT) became the main source of local capital spending. This paper uses econometric models to examine the determinants of infrastructure spending. By looking at institutions and economic structure, the study argues for the increasing i…
The Impact of Special Economic Zones and Government Intervention on Firm Productivity
Various studies have explored the effects of industrial agglomeration and special economic zones (SEZs) in Asia, but there has been a lack of data-driven analysis of SEZ performance. This paper provides a case study on Batam, which has been developed as an SEZ through government-to-government (G2G) cooperation, offering lessons for other developing countries. The study examines the effects of industrial zones, foreign investment and government in…
The Role of Social Capital on Rural Enterprises Economic Performance
Following the nationwide implementation of the Village Funds, the government attempted to accelerate rural economic growth through rural enterprises ( Badan Usaha Milik Desa/BUMDes). This study aimed to analyze how social capital affects village-owned enterprise management to accelerate rural economy. This study was conducted in 2018 and applied a qualitative approach and case study design with a content analysis method derived from interviews, o…
Time-Slip Journey to Jomon Period
This study focuses on Aomori, a prefecture situated in the northern part of the Japanese main island Honshu. Riding on the popularity of time-slip-themed entertainment, Aomori began to brand itself as a place where people can experience a time-travel journey to the Jomon, the Japanese prehistoric era. Through this study, we investigated the practice of Aomori to incorporate fantasy in its heritage tourism. Mixed-method research was used to retrie…
Informality and the branding of creative places
This paper examines how informality is utilised in the branding of urban kampong and how this reshapes kampong development in the context of the global South. We examine the case of Suci area, Bandung, which the local government relabelled as a 'creative tourism kampong' in order to rejuvenate the identity of the long-established businesses in the area. Informality is thus strategically used to develop the brand identity of the kampong. The brand…
The contribution of foreign investment and industrial concentration to firm competitiveness in Jakarta Megacity
Indie books publishing
The emergence of Bandung as an international creative city has trigged prompt creative industries in the city, including the literacy activists in Bandung raise awareness about their existence. The literacy activists, who are indie publishers, offers unique and thematic books that ranges from history, entertainment and stories about the city itself. This paper identifies problems indie publishers faced that hindered their books to enter and gain …
Examining Socio-Economic Inequality Among Commuters
The rapid development of urban areas in surrounding regions has led to an increasing number of commuters within and between core-peripheral regions. However, variation in jobs and economic levels has exacerbated the socio-economic inequalities between metropolitan residents. Using the commuter data of the Jakarta Metropolitan Area, this study examines the socio-economic disparities of commuting behaviour, spatial patterns, and health between comm…
Understanding international agenda using media analytics
Global Data on Event Location and Tone (GDELT) database on global events allowed the platform to be a source for big data analysis that potentially signifies our understanding on the extent of event reports. On 28 September 2018, an earthquake with a magnitude of M7.4 shook Palu and Donggala. Various countries broadcast the disaster, including economic partner countries such as the U.S., Australia, and Japan. This paper questions determinant of t…
Innovation in Cultural Heritage Preservation in Taiwan
Despite having a long and rich culture, the preservation of cultural heritage in Indonesian cities is still facing numerous challenges. Modernization has gradually replaced countless historical monuments, and museums displaying the glory of previous civilizations are not as popular as other urban attractions. Different approaches should be considered to prevent further cultural loss and the fragmentation of Indonesian urban history. In this study…
Tourism gentrification and P2P accommodation
The Korean Wave during the coronavirus pandemic
This paper investigates the temporal dynamic of Korean Wave (also known as Hallyu) as an online entertainment consumption and emotions experienced in the first five-month period during the pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused cities across the globe to regulate restrictions of social distancing and mobility. Previous studies suggest that city lockdowns may lead to public health problems due to restriction on human interaction. This study ai…
The economic circularity of informality? Evidence from patterns of informal business innovation in Bandung
Urban (physical) and business informality and economic circularity may come together in cities of the global South. In this paper we explore the intersection of business and urban informality and circular economy outcomes in community-based clusters of informal businesses. These intersections are revealed in the relationship of businesses to the home, the localization of linkages (including the use of recycled materials) and the relationship of b…
Identifying post-suburbanization
Food service spatial pattern after the emergence of online retail
Online shopping has eliminated the need to visit physical commercial centres. As a result, trips to these centres have shifted from primarily shopping-motives to leisure, companionship, and dining. The shifting in consumer behaviour is implicated in the growing spatial agglomeration of restaurants/cafes within commercial centres in European cities. Conversely, in southern cities, various casual restaurants/cafes also serve as leisure and companio…
Creative industries in Indonesia
Several studies on creative industries (CIs) have investigated the impact of CIs on the social and economic development of cities, regions or countries in the Global South. In Indonesia, past research has focussed on CIs’ impact on national economic development and their network processes and effects. Few studies have examined the role of creative kampongs at a local scale, especially the multi-dimensional aspects of the socio-spatial processes o…
The Impact of State Restructuring on Indonesia’s Regional Economic Convergence
Spaces of work, encounter, and representation of, and for, creative industries
Previous research has focused on the relationship between creative industries and the urban areas where these industries tend to be located within the city. Less understood is the character, use, and impact of spaces intended to support creative industries. This paper questions the role these spaces have for creative industries’ development, and their socio-spatial dynamics across a city. We focus on the city of Bandung, Indonesia, and inquire (1…
Pentahelix in the creative city
The emergence of the creative economy as a new economic wave in Indonesia has led to implementing of various policies and strategies since 2006. In particular, South Jakarta, Indonesia, has been designated as a creative city focusing on developing the fine arts subsector. The findings reveal that the development of South Jakarta as a creative city for the fine arts has met the minimum prerequisites required for a creative city in Indonesia. The c…
Innovation and Well-Being in Indigenous Entrepreneurship in Indonesia
This study explores how innovation occurs in Indigenous entrepreneurship and its effects on the well-being of Indigenous communities in Indonesia, a country in the Global South. Previous research indicates that innovation can occur in Indigenous entrepreneurship. However, there is a lack of understanding about how innovation impacts the well-being of Indigenous communities, particularly at the individual level. The capability approach provides a …
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