Rustinsyah
Biographic Data
| ID | 2099158 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rustinsyah |
| FAMILY NAME | Rustinsyah |
| SIGNATURE | RUSTINSYAH |
| AFFILIATIONS | Airlangga University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3535-6720 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Politics of Ritual Commodification
The festivalization of indigenous rituals has intensified debates on cultural commodification, authenticity and community agency. Existing studies primarily explain these transformations through economic or cultural perspectives, with limited attention to the institutional processes governing cultural mobility. This study examines the festivalization of Barong Ider Bumi and Tumpeng Sewu in Kemiren Village, Banyuwangi, Indonesia, using a 6-month c…
The transformation of institutional capacity for social forestry policy in Java, Indonesia
This paper examined regulators’ institutional capacity in transforming Java’s forest management through social forestry (SF) policy. Motivated by massive public resistance and lawsuits against the 2022 Forest Area with Special Management (KHDPK) policy, this study employed thematic content analysis of official documents (2014–2023). The research identified three transformative stages: initiation (Nawacita vision), institutionalization (PSKL Direc…
Digital pathways of culture
Ritual, ecology, and climate change
This article investigates the adaptive functions of agricultural rituals in East Java, with a particular focus on their role as ecological knowledge systems in the context of climate change. Drawing on an ethnoecological framework, the study examines how practices such as Sedekah Bumi, Petik Laut, and Tumpeng Sewu are embedded in agricultural decision-making, resource governance, and cultural resilience. Fieldwork was conducted between March and …
The creativity of farmers participating in contract farming to drive the economic activities of rural area
This study elaborates on the creativity of melon farmers to overcome problems and gain benefits in this inherently high-risk farming. The research was conducted in the villages of Plumpang District, an area in East Java known for its quality melon produce. Data were collected from 100 respondents from these villages. Respondents were selected purposively by considering demographic and farming characteristics. The relationship between contract far…
Being ‘Muslim Waria’
This article investigates how young transgender Muslims at Pesantren Waria Al-Fatah in Yogyakarta cultivate religious devotion through what is conceptualized as “sacred disobedience,” a mode of piety that reconciles obedience to God with nonconformity to gendered norms. Drawing on 18 months of ethnographic fieldwork, the study demonstrates that acts of worship among waria are not merely forms of resistance but expressions of sincere faith that tr…
Climate adaptation and livelihood strategies in the Madurese community of Sumenep, Indonesia
This study examines how coastal communities in Sumenep, Madura, adapt to climate variability through the use of religious beliefs, ecological indicators, and informal practices. Based on ethnographic field research, 27 in-depth interviews, and climate data from the BMKG (2018–2020), this study reveals significant disruptions to seasonal patterns, a decline in trust in traditional knowledge, and the emergence of hybrid strategies that combine mutu…
Stakeholders engagement in emergency response of flood disasters management in District Ijen, Bondowoso Regency, Indonesia
The recurring flash floods in Ijen District, Bondowoso, has caused damage to houses and villages infrastructures. Flood handling requires coordination from multiple stakeholders, social enterprises and Non-Governmental Organizations. This study explores the stakeholders’ involvement in the emergency response of flash flood disaster handling in the Ijen District. This study used qualitative and quantitative approaches. The study found that these s…
Determining sustainability in contract farming
The main problems of small farmers who plant melons in open and intensive agricultural land are capital, technology, and markets. One way to overcome the problem is by establishing contract farming with a sponsor. Relationships with sponsors do not always benefit economically. For this purpose, this study was carried out on the indicators that determine the sustainability of contract farming between melon farmers and sponsors in Klotok Village, P…
Social capital for flood disaster management
This study aims to describe the effectiveness of social capital in the management of flood disasters in Bengawan Solo Riverbank area in Plumpang, Tuban and the problems faced in managing the flood. The flood occurs every year during the rainy season from October to April due to the rising water level that overtops the riverbank. Though occurs annually, the timing cannot be predicted precisely. The impacts of the flooding are: a) submersion of far…
The impact of women’s co-operative in a rural area in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
One of the strategies to address the issue of poverty in rural areas is by empowering women. East Java provincial government, Indonesia, has allocated grants for women’s co-operatives in rural areas since 2015, in the same year of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) launch. This study describes the pattern of credit use in the women’s co-operative and its impact on low-income family livelihoods. The research was conducted at two women’s co-o…
Social capital in agricultural irrigation management of “RBUMDES Mursapa”
Peasants in Plandirejo Village who live along the Bengawan Solo River use river water for agriculture. To distribute river water to agricultural land use the pump. It needs to be managed together so that it can be used properly. RBUMDES Mursapa as an institution that has succeeded in managing agriculture in Plandirejo Village. The role of social capital as one of the factors causing success in managing agriculture. Social capital is a network of …
Women Empowerment for Poverty Reduction in Ring-1 Rural Area of a Cement Company in Tuban, East Java Province, Indonesia
The existence of a cement company in a rural area may influence the local people, including women who are not employed by the company. This study aims at presenting the case of women empowerment in a Ring-1 area of a cement company in Indonesia. The research used qualitative approach. The results show that the company’s existence with its CSR programs have helped empowering rural women in social, educational, religious, organizational, and econom…
The impact of a cement company’s CSR programmes on the lifestyles of a rural community
The studies about patterns and impacts of a company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) programmes on the local communities have been conducted in a number of developed countries. The similar studies, however, were still rarely conducted in developing countries, particularly in Indonesia. This study aims at discussing the impact of the CSR programmes of a cement company on the lifestyles of a rural community in six villages in Tuban district …
A pattern for partnership between LMDH and Perhutani to enhance local community prosperity and preserve the forest
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A pattern for partnership between LMDH and Perhutani to enhance local community prosperity and preserve the forest
The impact of a cement company’s CSR programmes on the lifestyles of a rural community
The studies about patterns and impacts of a company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) programmes on the local communities have been conducted in a number of developed countries. The similar studies, however, were still rarely conducted in developing countries, particularly in Indonesia. This study aims at discussing the impact of the CSR programmes of a cement company on the lifestyles of a rural community in six villages in Tuban district …
Women Empowerment for Poverty Reduction in Ring-1 Rural Area of a Cement Company in Tuban, East Java Province, Indonesia
The existence of a cement company in a rural area may influence the local people, including women who are not employed by the company. This study aims at presenting the case of women empowerment in a Ring-1 area of a cement company in Indonesia. The research used qualitative approach. The results show that the company’s existence with its CSR programs have helped empowering rural women in social, educational, religious, organizational, and econom…
Social capital in agricultural irrigation management of “RBUMDES Mursapa”
Peasants in Plandirejo Village who live along the Bengawan Solo River use river water for agriculture. To distribute river water to agricultural land use the pump. It needs to be managed together so that it can be used properly. RBUMDES Mursapa as an institution that has succeeded in managing agriculture in Plandirejo Village. The role of social capital as one of the factors causing success in managing agriculture. Social capital is a network of …
Social capital for flood disaster management
This study aims to describe the effectiveness of social capital in the management of flood disasters in Bengawan Solo Riverbank area in Plumpang, Tuban and the problems faced in managing the flood. The flood occurs every year during the rainy season from October to April due to the rising water level that overtops the riverbank. Though occurs annually, the timing cannot be predicted precisely. The impacts of the flooding are: a) submersion of far…
The impact of women’s co-operative in a rural area in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
One of the strategies to address the issue of poverty in rural areas is by empowering women. East Java provincial government, Indonesia, has allocated grants for women’s co-operatives in rural areas since 2015, in the same year of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) launch. This study describes the pattern of credit use in the women’s co-operative and its impact on low-income family livelihoods. The research was conducted at two women’s co-o…
Determining sustainability in contract farming
The main problems of small farmers who plant melons in open and intensive agricultural land are capital, technology, and markets. One way to overcome the problem is by establishing contract farming with a sponsor. Relationships with sponsors do not always benefit economically. For this purpose, this study was carried out on the indicators that determine the sustainability of contract farming between melon farmers and sponsors in Klotok Village, P…
Stakeholders engagement in emergency response of flood disasters management in District Ijen, Bondowoso Regency, Indonesia
The recurring flash floods in Ijen District, Bondowoso, has caused damage to houses and villages infrastructures. Flood handling requires coordination from multiple stakeholders, social enterprises and Non-Governmental Organizations. This study explores the stakeholders’ involvement in the emergency response of flash flood disaster handling in the Ijen District. This study used qualitative and quantitative approaches. The study found that these s…
Ritual, ecology, and climate change
This article investigates the adaptive functions of agricultural rituals in East Java, with a particular focus on their role as ecological knowledge systems in the context of climate change. Drawing on an ethnoecological framework, the study examines how practices such as Sedekah Bumi, Petik Laut, and Tumpeng Sewu are embedded in agricultural decision-making, resource governance, and cultural resilience. Fieldwork was conducted between March and …
The creativity of farmers participating in contract farming to drive the economic activities of rural area
This study elaborates on the creativity of melon farmers to overcome problems and gain benefits in this inherently high-risk farming. The research was conducted in the villages of Plumpang District, an area in East Java known for its quality melon produce. Data were collected from 100 respondents from these villages. Respondents were selected purposively by considering demographic and farming characteristics. The relationship between contract far…
Being ‘Muslim Waria’
This article investigates how young transgender Muslims at Pesantren Waria Al-Fatah in Yogyakarta cultivate religious devotion through what is conceptualized as “sacred disobedience,” a mode of piety that reconciles obedience to God with nonconformity to gendered norms. Drawing on 18 months of ethnographic fieldwork, the study demonstrates that acts of worship among waria are not merely forms of resistance but expressions of sincere faith that tr…
Climate adaptation and livelihood strategies in the Madurese community of Sumenep, Indonesia
This study examines how coastal communities in Sumenep, Madura, adapt to climate variability through the use of religious beliefs, ecological indicators, and informal practices. Based on ethnographic field research, 27 in-depth interviews, and climate data from the BMKG (2018–2020), this study reveals significant disruptions to seasonal patterns, a decline in trust in traditional knowledge, and the emergence of hybrid strategies that combine mutu…
The Politics of Ritual Commodification
The festivalization of indigenous rituals has intensified debates on cultural commodification, authenticity and community agency. Existing studies primarily explain these transformations through economic or cultural perspectives, with limited attention to the institutional processes governing cultural mobility. This study examines the festivalization of Barong Ider Bumi and Tumpeng Sewu in Kemiren Village, Banyuwangi, Indonesia, using a 6-month c…
The transformation of institutional capacity for social forestry policy in Java, Indonesia
This paper examined regulators’ institutional capacity in transforming Java’s forest management through social forestry (SF) policy. Motivated by massive public resistance and lawsuits against the 2022 Forest Area with Special Management (KHDPK) policy, this study employed thematic content analysis of official documents (2014–2023). The research identified three transformative stages: initiation (Nawacita vision), institutionalization (PSKL Direc…
Digital pathways of culture
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