Delik Hudalah
Biographic Data
| ID | 1519953 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Delik Hudalah |
| GIVEN NAMES | Delik |
| FAMILY NAME | Hudalah |
| SIGNATURE | HUDALAH D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bandung Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9502-3835 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 34 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 158 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 34 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 8 |
Bundling transport infrastructure projects to achieve equitable development
Recent governance approaches bundle infrastructure projects into arrangements to promote equitable development. However, analyses of their multi-level governance (MLG) arrangements remain limited. We explore government intentions on how equity in transport infrastructure planning is addressed through various MLG arrangements for bundled project approaches in France, the Philippines, Colombia, South Korea and Thailand. The findings reveal an empha…
Neither infrastructural nor planetary
Urban corridors are commonly conceptualized as linear infrastructures or extensions of metropolitan areas that facilitate economic integration and territorial expansion. This paper presents a theoretical framework that moves beyond infrastructural determinism and planetary logics by conceptualizing urban corridors as contingent socio-material assemblages. Drawing on the principles of assemblage urbanism, it argues that corridors are not fixed spa…
From wilderness imaginaries to extended urbanization
This paper examines the socioecological transformations of peripheral resource frontiers in Kalimantan, the Indonesian portion of Borneo Island, through the conceptual lens of planetary urbanization, with particular attention to processes of extended urbanization. It interrogates how urban-industrial capitalism reconfigures these peripheral landscapes into operational frontiers that support metropolitan economies. The paper foregrounds the role o…
A relational approach to policy legitimization strategies
Legitimacy is vital for policymakers to gather both internal and external support for new projects, especially for mega-infrastructure projects like new cities being built from scratch. However, urban and political geographers rarely address or explicitly theorize about legitimacy. This paper situates the concept of legitimacy within discussions of urban studies and organizational management and, using insight from critical policy studies, propos…
Self-organisation and megaregional transport planning along the North Coast of Java
This article explores the intricate relationship between self-organisation and planning in megaregional transportation dynamics, using the North Coast of Java as a case study. Focusing on circular migration during the Eid holiday season, the study identifies the crucial roles of symmetry breaks, feedback loops and interventions in shaping transportation patterns. Specifically, the article employs qualitative methods, including interviews with key…
Relational Politics of Urban Metabolism
This article explores the political dimensions of urban metabolism as a relational urbanization process. We employ a qualitative approach to investigate a case study of material flows between Jakarta and Central Java, Indonesia. That extended space reflects the interconnectedness of city and non‐city spaces through material circulations, leading to socio‐spatial transformations and the emergence of relational politics. On the one hand, the metabo…
Suburban transport complexity in Indonesia
This paper delves into the intricate dynamics of suburban transportation transformation within the Jakarta Metropolitan Area, with a specific focus on the evolution of the Commuter Line and Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems. Utilizing spatial analysis, qualitative descriptions, and stakeholder insights, the paper unveils self-organizing dynamics. It critically examines the role of transportation infrastructure in shaping the broader landscape of ur…
Urbanization pressure and farmers’ attitudes
Developing a new methodology for determining typologies of peri-urban agriculture
Technological frontier, urban–rural frontier
Extending Wilson & Wyly's concept of Dracula urbanism, I examine interactions between technological, social, and political forces in fueling global capitalists’ addiction to metropolitan expansion in urban-rural frontiers. This expansion contributes to fulfilling Lefebre's complete urbanization thesis at the planetary scale. To my understanding, building frontier technological enclaves and megaprojects on the urban-rural frontier of metropolises …
Social relations in megaproject planning
As a manifestation of current approaches to global planning, megaproject planning is an openended process that unfolds through the contestation, negotiation and contradiction of social (power) relations. However, recent studies still perceive local government authorities as elusive actors in shaping megaproject planning and development processes. This article uses two case studies to investigate the multifaceted roles that local government played…
Systematic Literature Review on Alternative Governance Arrangements for Resource Deficient Situations
This paper builds on evidence of community participation in the form of capacity-building practices following the growing trend of ecotourism development that is exponentially penetrating small islands. With an emphasis on the discussion of governance and local community involvement in development processes, this paper uses a systematic literature review combined with bibliometric analysis to identify and explore the trajectories of key themes in…
Building a capital city, carving out a megaproject legacy
The role of urban transformation on inter-suburban commuting
Post-suburbanization, shifting the focus of urban spatial development to its periphery, is becoming a global policy concern. Changing urban form affects travel behavior, where the traditional suburb-to-CBD commuting pattern has been contested by inter-suburban commuting. This empirical study investigates how employment decentralization and its associated heterogeneous suburban amenities have influenced commuting dynamics between suburbs in a deve…
Using morphological and functional polycentricity analyses to study the Indonesian urban spatial structure
The existence of polycentric urban form has been widely discovered in worldwide urban development, yet the topic has received little attention in Southeast Asia. This study aims to explore urban spatial development in Indonesia, focusing on three historically globalized regions: the metropolitan areas of Medan, Jakarta, and Denpasar. It comprises subcenter identification and comparative morphological and functional polycentricity analyses using t…
Pragmatic state rescaling
In the past decade, Indonesia has become one of the Asian countries that massively promote large-scale infrastructure development to stimulate economic growth and improve the nation's competitiveness. Using the theoretical perspective of state rescaling, we explore how megaproject complexity defines the scope and process of state involvement in Indonesia's regional infrastructure planning, development, and governance. Aided by a typology of state…
Social Impact of Industrialization Policies on Fishing Communities in the Outer Islands
Natuna Island is one of the outer islands in Indonesia with under-development conditions due to its remote location. The government initiated to build fisheries industrialization and turning them into a growth center. So far, it is considered to only have affected their economic life. In fact, it also impacted the social life of their local community. However, differences in the characteristics of the people on small islands which are different f…
From Metropolitanization to Megaregionalization
This paper examines the intentionality behind the emergence of megaregion in Indonesia’s reinvented developmentalist state tradition. Illustrated by the case of Java, this paper explores the role of regional planning in facilitating megaregion emergence. It reveals that sectoral and ad hoc national planning policies, although not intentionally aimed to guide spatial development, implicitly promote the emergence of this megaregion. This is particu…
Local institutional actors and globally linked territorial development in Bekasi District
Ever‐changing spatial divisions of labour have led to an altered integration of many developing countries into global production networks (GPNs), leading to new spaces of territorial development in these countries. Against this background, this paper examines the role of local institutional actors in co‐shaping territorial development driven by global industrial relocation. Drawing on the case of Bekasi District, Indonesia, this paper nuances the…
Welcoming two decades of decentralization in Indonesia
Since the start of the reform in the late 1990s, Indonesia has implemented an ambitious decentralization policy. One of its aims is to foster regional development from below by giving subnational governments a greater discretion in determining programmes that are more aspirational to the interests of the community and to local and regional development objectives. The decentralized government system has been implemented for almost two decades, yet…
Connecting fragmented enclaves through network? Managing industrial parks in the Jakarta-Bandung Urban Corridor
Low‐tech industry, regional innovation system and inter‐actor collaboration in Indonesia
A focus on high‐tech industries has neglected the potential of low‐tech industries in regional economic policy. This paper critically assesses the application of the concept of the regional innovation system (RIS) by exploring the processes through which government policy and inter‐actor collaboration facilitate low‐tech industrial growth and development. In doing so, we conduct a qualitative case study on the batik industry in Pekalongan, the la…
Governing industrial estates on Jakarta's periurban area
This article investigates the way in which periurban politics have mediated foreign direct investment relocations and facilitated the spatial restructuring of the Jakarta Metropolitan Area (JMA), one of the largest and fastest‐growing megaurban regions in Asia. We conducted a series of in‐depth interviews in Cikarang, the largest, most developed industrial estate corridor in the urban periphery of JMA. We identified institutional settings, power …
Gentrifying the peri-urban
This paper aims to specify the meaning of gentrification in rapidly peri-urbanising metropolitan regions in the context of Indonesia’s rapid transition to decentralisation and democracy. It discusses a case study of conflict over an environmental revitalisation project in a peri-urban area of Bandung City. The analysis focuses on the political processes, tactics and strategies supporting and opposing peri-urban gentrification and their consequenc…
Leadership and collaborative planning
This article examines the extent to which leadership factors contribute to the success of collaborative planning processes. By examining the best practice in urban management in decentralizing Indonesia, we found that leadership encouraged a trustworthy and effective consensus building between the local government and the communities. The local leaders grasped socio-cultural contexts of the city to formulate communication strategies in a way that…
Beyond property
Peri-urbanisation in East Asia
Spatial transformation in peri-urban areas has provided an emerging picture of the growth of many metropolitan regions in developing countries, In this paper, we present a new perspective on this transformation from the viewpoint of the developing and transitional countries of East Asia, and suggest its potential implications for planning and governance. First, we reveal the uniqueness of pen-urbanisation in these countries in relation to its dep…
Peri-urban transformation in the Jakarta metropolitan area
Industrial Land Development and Manufacturing Deconcentration in Greater Jakarta
Industrial land development has become a key feature of urbanization in Greater Jakarta, one of the largest metropolitan areas in Southeast Asia. Following Suharto's market-oriented policy measures in the late 1980s, private developers have dominated the land development projects in Greater Jakarta. The article investigates the extent to which these private industrial centers have effectively reduced the domination of Jakarta in shaping the entir…
Gentrifying the peri-urban
This paper aims to specify the meaning of gentrification in rapidly peri-urbanising metropolitan regions in the context of Indonesia’s rapid transition to decentralisation and democracy. It discusses a case study of conflict over an environmental revitalisation project in a peri-urban area of Bandung City. The analysis focuses on the political processes, tactics and strategies supporting and opposing peri-urban gentrification and their consequenc…
Peri-Urban Planning for Developing East Asia
More than one hundred million people will settle in the peri-urban areas surrounding the urban areas of city regions in the developing countries of East Asia in the next decade. These areas are the epicenter of world urbanization where the greatest opportunities and most pressing problems coexist. Yet no East Asian city-region has a peri-urban plan. This article describes the nature of East Asian peri-urban areas and the peri-urbanization process…
Welcoming two decades of decentralization in Indonesia
Since the start of the reform in the late 1990s, Indonesia has implemented an ambitious decentralization policy. One of its aims is to foster regional development from below by giving subnational governments a greater discretion in determining programmes that are more aspirational to the interests of the community and to local and regional development objectives. The decentralized government system has been implemented for almost two decades, yet…
Extended urbanization in small and medium-sized cities
Pragmatic state rescaling
In the past decade, Indonesia has become one of the Asian countries that massively promote large-scale infrastructure development to stimulate economic growth and improve the nation's competitiveness. Using the theoretical perspective of state rescaling, we explore how megaproject complexity defines the scope and process of state involvement in Indonesia's regional infrastructure planning, development, and governance. Aided by a typology of state…
From Metropolitanization to Megaregionalization
This paper examines the intentionality behind the emergence of megaregion in Indonesia’s reinvented developmentalist state tradition. Illustrated by the case of Java, this paper explores the role of regional planning in facilitating megaregion emergence. It reveals that sectoral and ad hoc national planning policies, although not intentionally aimed to guide spatial development, implicitly promote the emergence of this megaregion. This is particu…
Leadership and collaborative planning
This article examines the extent to which leadership factors contribute to the success of collaborative planning processes. By examining the best practice in urban management in decentralizing Indonesia, we found that leadership encouraged a trustworthy and effective consensus building between the local government and the communities. The local leaders grasped socio-cultural contexts of the city to formulate communication strategies in a way that…
Cultural Cooperation, Institution Building and Metropolitan Governance in Decentralizing I ndonesia
The institutional turn in metropolitan governance has been influenced to a considerable degree by a rational choice approach, which views metropolitan governance as essentially created by local actors to reduce the transaction costs of inter‐jurisdictional public‐service provision. Another influential theoretical route follows a historical approach, which emphasizes the role of the state structure in producing formal institutions to enable govern…
Building a capital city, carving out a megaproject legacy
Connecting fragmented enclaves through network? Managing industrial parks in the Jakarta-Bandung Urban Corridor
Systematic Literature Review on Alternative Governance Arrangements for Resource Deficient Situations
This paper builds on evidence of community participation in the form of capacity-building practices following the growing trend of ecotourism development that is exponentially penetrating small islands. With an emphasis on the discussion of governance and local community involvement in development processes, this paper uses a systematic literature review combined with bibliometric analysis to identify and explore the trajectories of key themes in…
The role of urban transformation on inter-suburban commuting
Post-suburbanization, shifting the focus of urban spatial development to its periphery, is becoming a global policy concern. Changing urban form affects travel behavior, where the traditional suburb-to-CBD commuting pattern has been contested by inter-suburban commuting. This empirical study investigates how employment decentralization and its associated heterogeneous suburban amenities have influenced commuting dynamics between suburbs in a deve…
Policy networking as capacity building
This article explores the potential of policy networking as an important aspect of capacity building. It deals with a road development project related to the regional planning issue of North Bandung Area (NBA), a water catchment area facing the expansion of Bandung Metropolitan Area, West Java, Indonesia. The debate on the road development proposal is reconstructed to illustrate how an environmental policy network is built by committed experts, p…
Low‐tech industry, regional innovation system and inter‐actor collaboration in Indonesia
A focus on high‐tech industries has neglected the potential of low‐tech industries in regional economic policy. This paper critically assesses the application of the concept of the regional innovation system (RIS) by exploring the processes through which government policy and inter‐actor collaboration facilitate low‐tech industrial growth and development. In doing so, we conduct a qualitative case study on the batik industry in Pekalongan, the la…
Planning by Opportunity
In this paper we seek to extend ideas about communicative planning and capacity building in collective action. In doing so, we combine political opportunity structure and Kingdon's policy window in order to develop an agency-centered approach to opportunity. We argue that we need to see the moments and structures of opportunity not simply as fixed, but as something that actors can 'make'. The moments of opportunity refer to the dynamic, emerging …
Peri-urbanisation in East Asia
Spatial transformation in peri-urban areas has provided an emerging picture of the growth of many metropolitan regions in developing countries, In this paper, we present a new perspective on this transformation from the viewpoint of the developing and transitional countries of East Asia, and suggest its potential implications for planning and governance. First, we reveal the uniqueness of pen-urbanisation in these countries in relation to its dep…
Policy networking as capacity building
This article explores the potential of policy networking as an important aspect of capacity building. It deals with a road development project related to the regional planning issue of North Bandung Area (NBA), a water catchment area facing the expansion of Bandung Metropolitan Area, West Java, Indonesia. The debate on the road development proposal is reconstructed to illustrate how an environmental policy network is built by committed experts, p…
Planning by Opportunity
In this paper we seek to extend ideas about communicative planning and capacity building in collective action. In doing so, we combine political opportunity structure and Kingdon's policy window in order to develop an agency-centered approach to opportunity. We argue that we need to see the moments and structures of opportunity not simply as fixed, but as something that actors can 'make'. The moments of opportunity refer to the dynamic, emerging …
Beyond property
Cultural Cooperation, Institution Building and Metropolitan Governance in Decentralizing I ndonesia
The institutional turn in metropolitan governance has been influenced to a considerable degree by a rational choice approach, which views metropolitan governance as essentially created by local actors to reduce the transaction costs of inter‐jurisdictional public‐service provision. Another influential theoretical route follows a historical approach, which emphasizes the role of the state structure in producing formal institutions to enable govern…
Industrial Land Development and Manufacturing Deconcentration in Greater Jakarta
Industrial land development has become a key feature of urbanization in Greater Jakarta, one of the largest metropolitan areas in Southeast Asia. Following Suharto's market-oriented policy measures in the late 1980s, private developers have dominated the land development projects in Greater Jakarta. The article investigates the extent to which these private industrial centers have effectively reduced the domination of Jakarta in shaping the entir…
Peri-Urban Planning for Developing East Asia
More than one hundred million people will settle in the peri-urban areas surrounding the urban areas of city regions in the developing countries of East Asia in the next decade. These areas are the epicenter of world urbanization where the greatest opportunities and most pressing problems coexist. Yet no East Asian city-region has a peri-urban plan. This article describes the nature of East Asian peri-urban areas and the peri-urbanization process…
Extended urbanization in small and medium-sized cities
Leadership and collaborative planning
This article examines the extent to which leadership factors contribute to the success of collaborative planning processes. By examining the best practice in urban management in decentralizing Indonesia, we found that leadership encouraged a trustworthy and effective consensus building between the local government and the communities. The local leaders grasped socio-cultural contexts of the city to formulate communication strategies in a way that…
Peri-urban transformation in the Jakarta metropolitan area
Gentrifying the peri-urban
This paper aims to specify the meaning of gentrification in rapidly peri-urbanising metropolitan regions in the context of Indonesia’s rapid transition to decentralisation and democracy. It discusses a case study of conflict over an environmental revitalisation project in a peri-urban area of Bandung City. The analysis focuses on the political processes, tactics and strategies supporting and opposing peri-urban gentrification and their consequenc…
Governing industrial estates on Jakarta's periurban area
This article investigates the way in which periurban politics have mediated foreign direct investment relocations and facilitated the spatial restructuring of the Jakarta Metropolitan Area (JMA), one of the largest and fastest‐growing megaurban regions in Asia. We conducted a series of in‐depth interviews in Cikarang, the largest, most developed industrial estate corridor in the urban periphery of JMA. We identified institutional settings, power …
Low‐tech industry, regional innovation system and inter‐actor collaboration in Indonesia
A focus on high‐tech industries has neglected the potential of low‐tech industries in regional economic policy. This paper critically assesses the application of the concept of the regional innovation system (RIS) by exploring the processes through which government policy and inter‐actor collaboration facilitate low‐tech industrial growth and development. In doing so, we conduct a qualitative case study on the batik industry in Pekalongan, the la…
Local institutional actors and globally linked territorial development in Bekasi District
Ever‐changing spatial divisions of labour have led to an altered integration of many developing countries into global production networks (GPNs), leading to new spaces of territorial development in these countries. Against this background, this paper examines the role of local institutional actors in co‐shaping territorial development driven by global industrial relocation. Drawing on the case of Bekasi District, Indonesia, this paper nuances the…
Welcoming two decades of decentralization in Indonesia
Since the start of the reform in the late 1990s, Indonesia has implemented an ambitious decentralization policy. One of its aims is to foster regional development from below by giving subnational governments a greater discretion in determining programmes that are more aspirational to the interests of the community and to local and regional development objectives. The decentralized government system has been implemented for almost two decades, yet…
Connecting fragmented enclaves through network? Managing industrial parks in the Jakarta-Bandung Urban Corridor
From Metropolitanization to Megaregionalization
This paper examines the intentionality behind the emergence of megaregion in Indonesia’s reinvented developmentalist state tradition. Illustrated by the case of Java, this paper explores the role of regional planning in facilitating megaregion emergence. It reveals that sectoral and ad hoc national planning policies, although not intentionally aimed to guide spatial development, implicitly promote the emergence of this megaregion. This is particu…
Using morphological and functional polycentricity analyses to study the Indonesian urban spatial structure
The existence of polycentric urban form has been widely discovered in worldwide urban development, yet the topic has received little attention in Southeast Asia. This study aims to explore urban spatial development in Indonesia, focusing on three historically globalized regions: the metropolitan areas of Medan, Jakarta, and Denpasar. It comprises subcenter identification and comparative morphological and functional polycentricity analyses using t…
Pragmatic state rescaling
In the past decade, Indonesia has become one of the Asian countries that massively promote large-scale infrastructure development to stimulate economic growth and improve the nation's competitiveness. Using the theoretical perspective of state rescaling, we explore how megaproject complexity defines the scope and process of state involvement in Indonesia's regional infrastructure planning, development, and governance. Aided by a typology of state…
Social Impact of Industrialization Policies on Fishing Communities in the Outer Islands
Natuna Island is one of the outer islands in Indonesia with under-development conditions due to its remote location. The government initiated to build fisheries industrialization and turning them into a growth center. So far, it is considered to only have affected their economic life. In fact, it also impacted the social life of their local community. However, differences in the characteristics of the people on small islands which are different f…
The role of urban transformation on inter-suburban commuting
Post-suburbanization, shifting the focus of urban spatial development to its periphery, is becoming a global policy concern. Changing urban form affects travel behavior, where the traditional suburb-to-CBD commuting pattern has been contested by inter-suburban commuting. This empirical study investigates how employment decentralization and its associated heterogeneous suburban amenities have influenced commuting dynamics between suburbs in a deve…
Technological frontier, urban–rural frontier
Extending Wilson & Wyly's concept of Dracula urbanism, I examine interactions between technological, social, and political forces in fueling global capitalists’ addiction to metropolitan expansion in urban-rural frontiers. This expansion contributes to fulfilling Lefebre's complete urbanization thesis at the planetary scale. To my understanding, building frontier technological enclaves and megaprojects on the urban-rural frontier of metropolises …
Social relations in megaproject planning
As a manifestation of current approaches to global planning, megaproject planning is an openended process that unfolds through the contestation, negotiation and contradiction of social (power) relations. However, recent studies still perceive local government authorities as elusive actors in shaping megaproject planning and development processes. This article uses two case studies to investigate the multifaceted roles that local government played…
Systematic Literature Review on Alternative Governance Arrangements for Resource Deficient Situations
This paper builds on evidence of community participation in the form of capacity-building practices following the growing trend of ecotourism development that is exponentially penetrating small islands. With an emphasis on the discussion of governance and local community involvement in development processes, this paper uses a systematic literature review combined with bibliometric analysis to identify and explore the trajectories of key themes in…
Building a capital city, carving out a megaproject legacy
Economics (24 works) · Geography (22 works) · Political science (22 works) · Business (20 works) · Economic growth (19 works) · Sociology (13 works) · Economic geography (12 works) · Metropolitan area (12 works) · Politics (12 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (12 works)