Joko Adianto
Biographic Data
| ID | 240336 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joko Adianto |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joko |
| FAMILY NAME | Adianto |
| SIGNATURE | ADIANTO J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Indonesia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3048-5462 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Reframing Unitary Urbanism: Integrating Housing and Public Infrastructure in Jakarta’s Urban Context
This study explores the intersection between commuting patterns, income levels, and housing preferences within Jakarta’s metropolitan context to reinterpret the concept of Unitary Urbanism as a framework for inclusive housing integration. The research uses a quantitative approach through a questionnaire involving 450 respondents aged 20 to 39, supported by stratified random sampling. Findings reveal that private-sector employees dominate the urba…
Reclaiming the Right to Housing: A Systematic Literature Review on Socially Inclusive Urban Policy Interventions
In modern capitalist systems, housing has shifted from a basic human need to a financialized commodity central to wealth accumulation. This transformation has worsened the housing affordability crisis and deepened social inequality, as market dynamics increasingly diverge from household income growth. This study investigates how housing policies can serve as corrective tools to counteract these market-driven inequities, examining the commodificat…
Pandemic at the Gates: The Improvement of Social Capital and Collective Efficacy in Neighbourhoods of the Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Area
This study seeks to interpret the presence of social capital and collective efficacy among residents of neighbourhoods in the Greater Metropolitan Jakarta Area (GJMA) due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A quantitative study was undertaken by surveying 922 GJMA residents on the basis of their perception of the improvement of five components of social capital. During this period, neighbourhood residents improved their social capital and practised collect…
Rules of organized chaos: Patterns in self-help incremental housing in Kampung Cikini, Jakarta
Land Occupation, Re-occupation, and Housing Cooperative: Commune Formation by Jakarta's Urban Poor
This article highlights the tension between direct actions and electoral politics to explain the formation of an urban poor settlement, often referred to as a kampungkota, an emerging term for settlements beyond the modern, planned part, in North Jakarta, Indonesia. The authors interpret kampungkota as a commune and unpack the process of commune formation with reference to the experience of Kampung Akuarium into three different yet interconnected…
From Shelters for Numbers to Shelters for Welfare: Rectifying the Social Housing Provision Programme in Jakarta
This study examines the relationship between housing satisfaction and low-income tenants’ willingness to pay rental fees in government-owned rental apartments (GORAs), a form of social housing in Indonesia. Despite their sophisticated physical features and affordable rents, GORAs have experienced mounting arrears that burden the provincial maintenance budget. This situation contradicts the assumption that better quality housing will increase hous…
The relationship between the sequential sharing of rental homes and the unpredictable housing pathways of kampung residents in Jakarta
Buying a home is becoming more difficult in urban areas across the globe, including in Indonesian cities. However, some rental housing remains relatively affordable. Although affordable rental apartments for low-income individuals are being built on many parts of the Indonesian archipelago, the housing supply cannot satisfy escalating demand. Many municipal governments limit tenancy duration to enable more low-income individuals to find housing. …
Quasi-bridgeheaders: An alternative intra-migration stage for renters in Kampung Muka, Jakarta
This study establishes an alternative intra-migration stage for urban renters. Existing intra-migration literature focuses on increasing monthly incomes as the major determinant of housing mobility. Housing adjustment theory suggests that housing mobility results from experiencing normative housing deficit due to a discrepancy between housing priorities and housing conditions. A major factor in changing housing priorities is increasing monthly in…
Enter parenthood, exit neighborhood: Inquiry Into the Place Attachment of Young Married Couples in Subsidized Apartments
This study aims at identifying and understanding the perception level of the housing conditions of young married couples when entering parenthood and their reasons for leaving or extending their residence in their currently occupied apartment units. Place attachment, which plays a key role in placemaking for young married couples, as prominent tenants, comprises their perceived satisfaction with physical features and social connectedness in apart…
The Complexity of Contextuality: A Case Study on Vertical Housing Facilities in Surabaya, Indonesia
Vertical housing has been considered an effective way to provide low-income housing in many megacities. As part of an effort to implement contextual architectural design, vertical housing projects in Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia, incorporated shared kitchens and bathrooms as observed in Indonesian kampong (slum) settlements. However, the residents eventually converted their shared kitchen spaces to other uses and constructed kitchens in their i…
"To leave or not to leave" is the crucial question of authority for housing adaptation in the Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Area
This study aims to identify the prominent factors of housing preferences, satisfaction and adjustment (mobility and adaptation) of residents of the Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Area (GJMA), and investigate their interrelationship as an integrated interaction of residents with housing conditions. This quantitative study in the GJMA identifies housing affordability as the most important housing preference for the residents, followed by neighborhood…
Determinants of vacant subsidized house in Greater Metropolitan Jakarta Area, Indonesia
The Commoning of Public Goods by Residents of a Jakarta Apartment Complex
This study explores the commoning of public goods by residents of rental apartment buildings in Indonesia. Rental apartments have been Indonesia’s means of providing affordable housing to people evicted from high-density kampung settlements. However, this mass-produced housing presents various socio-spatial problems for the underprivileged residents, who have responded in many cases by taking over and repurposing public areas. A rental apartment …
Siva ekonomija v javnem prostoru: Zapletene politične in prostorske ureditve na indonezijski ulični tržnici
Zaradi močnega vala urbanizacije in omejenih možnosti formalne zaposlitve v velikih azijskih mestih se čedalje bolj krepi ulična prodaja, ki je zaradi neodobrene uporabe javnega prostora pogosto sporna in nezakonita. Nedeljska tržnica v Kuteku v indonezijski občini Depok se je morala z lokacije zraven univerze, na kateri je bilo običajno polno ljudi, preseliti v razmeroma odmaknjeno stanovanjsko sosesko, kjer pa prodajalci še vedno precej dobro p…
Accommodating the informal economy in public space: The intricate political and spatial arrangements at an Indonesian street market
The immense wave of urbanization and the limited formal job opportunities available in large Asian cities have led to the proliferation of street vending activities, which are often controversial and sometimes illegal due to their occupation of public space. The Kutek Sunday Market in Depok municipality, Indonesia was forced to move from a busy university location to a relatively secluded residential neighbourhood. Despite this disadvantage, the …
Vernacular governance and spatial transformations of low-cost apartments in Klender, Jakarta, Indonesia
Družbena interakcija v ograjenem naselju z ekonomsko mešano sestavo prebivalstva v Cibuburju v Zahodni Javi
Ograjena naselja veljajo za škodljivo obliko urbane segregacije, saj so to varovane stanovanjske soseske z ekskluzivno infrastrukturo. Cilj indonezijske vladne politike, povezane z zagotavljanjem cenovno uravnotežene sta- novanjske oskrbe, je ustvariti stanovanjske komplekse ali naselja z ekonomsko mešano sestavo prebivalstva, ki spod- bujajo interakcijo med družbenimi sloji in zmanjšujejo čedalje večje socialne razlike. Namen članka je potrditi …
A post-occupancy evaluation study of a mixed-income gated community in Cibubur, West Java, Indonesia
Gated communities (GCs) have been demonized as a malicious form of urban segregation because they provide a secure neighbourhood and exclusive facilities. The objective of the Indonesian government policy related to balanced housing is to create mixed-income housing in order to foster interaction between social classes in neighbourhoods and reduce the alarming social gap. This study seeks to validate the occurrence of social interaction among dif…
Rules of organized chaos: Patterns in self-help incremental housing in Kampung Cikini, Jakarta
Quasi-bridgeheaders: An alternative intra-migration stage for renters in Kampung Muka, Jakarta
This study establishes an alternative intra-migration stage for urban renters. Existing intra-migration literature focuses on increasing monthly incomes as the major determinant of housing mobility. Housing adjustment theory suggests that housing mobility results from experiencing normative housing deficit due to a discrepancy between housing priorities and housing conditions. A major factor in changing housing priorities is increasing monthly in…
Enter parenthood, exit neighborhood: Inquiry Into the Place Attachment of Young Married Couples in Subsidized Apartments
This study aims at identifying and understanding the perception level of the housing conditions of young married couples when entering parenthood and their reasons for leaving or extending their residence in their currently occupied apartment units. Place attachment, which plays a key role in placemaking for young married couples, as prominent tenants, comprises their perceived satisfaction with physical features and social connectedness in apart…
"To leave or not to leave" is the crucial question of authority for housing adaptation in the Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Area
This study aims to identify the prominent factors of housing preferences, satisfaction and adjustment (mobility and adaptation) of residents of the Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Area (GJMA), and investigate their interrelationship as an integrated interaction of residents with housing conditions. This quantitative study in the GJMA identifies housing affordability as the most important housing preference for the residents, followed by neighborhood…
The Commoning of Public Goods by Residents of a Jakarta Apartment Complex
This study explores the commoning of public goods by residents of rental apartment buildings in Indonesia. Rental apartments have been Indonesia’s means of providing affordable housing to people evicted from high-density kampung settlements. However, this mass-produced housing presents various socio-spatial problems for the underprivileged residents, who have responded in many cases by taking over and repurposing public areas. A rental apartment …
Družbena interakcija v ograjenem naselju z ekonomsko mešano sestavo prebivalstva v Cibuburju v Zahodni Javi
Ograjena naselja veljajo za škodljivo obliko urbane segregacije, saj so to varovane stanovanjske soseske z ekskluzivno infrastrukturo. Cilj indonezijske vladne politike, povezane z zagotavljanjem cenovno uravnotežene sta- novanjske oskrbe, je ustvariti stanovanjske komplekse ali naselja z ekonomsko mešano sestavo prebivalstva, ki spod- bujajo interakcijo med družbenimi sloji in zmanjšujejo čedalje večje socialne razlike. Namen članka je potrditi …
A post-occupancy evaluation study of a mixed-income gated community in Cibubur, West Java, Indonesia
Gated communities (GCs) have been demonized as a malicious form of urban segregation because they provide a secure neighbourhood and exclusive facilities. The objective of the Indonesian government policy related to balanced housing is to create mixed-income housing in order to foster interaction between social classes in neighbourhoods and reduce the alarming social gap. This study seeks to validate the occurrence of social interaction among dif…
Siva ekonomija v javnem prostoru: Zapletene politične in prostorske ureditve na indonezijski ulični tržnici
Zaradi močnega vala urbanizacije in omejenih možnosti formalne zaposlitve v velikih azijskih mestih se čedalje bolj krepi ulična prodaja, ki je zaradi neodobrene uporabe javnega prostora pogosto sporna in nezakonita. Nedeljska tržnica v Kuteku v indonezijski občini Depok se je morala z lokacije zraven univerze, na kateri je bilo običajno polno ljudi, preseliti v razmeroma odmaknjeno stanovanjsko sosesko, kjer pa prodajalci še vedno precej dobro p…
Accommodating the informal economy in public space: The intricate political and spatial arrangements at an Indonesian street market
The immense wave of urbanization and the limited formal job opportunities available in large Asian cities have led to the proliferation of street vending activities, which are often controversial and sometimes illegal due to their occupation of public space. The Kutek Sunday Market in Depok municipality, Indonesia was forced to move from a busy university location to a relatively secluded residential neighbourhood. Despite this disadvantage, the …
Vernacular governance and spatial transformations of low-cost apartments in Klender, Jakarta, Indonesia
Determinants of vacant subsidized house in Greater Metropolitan Jakarta Area, Indonesia
The Commoning of Public Goods by Residents of a Jakarta Apartment Complex
This study explores the commoning of public goods by residents of rental apartment buildings in Indonesia. Rental apartments have been Indonesia’s means of providing affordable housing to people evicted from high-density kampung settlements. However, this mass-produced housing presents various socio-spatial problems for the underprivileged residents, who have responded in many cases by taking over and repurposing public areas. A rental apartment …
The Complexity of Contextuality: A Case Study on Vertical Housing Facilities in Surabaya, Indonesia
Vertical housing has been considered an effective way to provide low-income housing in many megacities. As part of an effort to implement contextual architectural design, vertical housing projects in Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia, incorporated shared kitchens and bathrooms as observed in Indonesian kampong (slum) settlements. However, the residents eventually converted their shared kitchen spaces to other uses and constructed kitchens in their i…
"To leave or not to leave" is the crucial question of authority for housing adaptation in the Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Area
This study aims to identify the prominent factors of housing preferences, satisfaction and adjustment (mobility and adaptation) of residents of the Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Area (GJMA), and investigate their interrelationship as an integrated interaction of residents with housing conditions. This quantitative study in the GJMA identifies housing affordability as the most important housing preference for the residents, followed by neighborhood…
From Shelters for Numbers to Shelters for Welfare: Rectifying the Social Housing Provision Programme in Jakarta
This study examines the relationship between housing satisfaction and low-income tenants’ willingness to pay rental fees in government-owned rental apartments (GORAs), a form of social housing in Indonesia. Despite their sophisticated physical features and affordable rents, GORAs have experienced mounting arrears that burden the provincial maintenance budget. This situation contradicts the assumption that better quality housing will increase hous…
The relationship between the sequential sharing of rental homes and the unpredictable housing pathways of kampung residents in Jakarta
Buying a home is becoming more difficult in urban areas across the globe, including in Indonesian cities. However, some rental housing remains relatively affordable. Although affordable rental apartments for low-income individuals are being built on many parts of the Indonesian archipelago, the housing supply cannot satisfy escalating demand. Many municipal governments limit tenancy duration to enable more low-income individuals to find housing. …
Quasi-bridgeheaders: An alternative intra-migration stage for renters in Kampung Muka, Jakarta
This study establishes an alternative intra-migration stage for urban renters. Existing intra-migration literature focuses on increasing monthly incomes as the major determinant of housing mobility. Housing adjustment theory suggests that housing mobility results from experiencing normative housing deficit due to a discrepancy between housing priorities and housing conditions. A major factor in changing housing priorities is increasing monthly in…
Enter parenthood, exit neighborhood: Inquiry Into the Place Attachment of Young Married Couples in Subsidized Apartments
This study aims at identifying and understanding the perception level of the housing conditions of young married couples when entering parenthood and their reasons for leaving or extending their residence in their currently occupied apartment units. Place attachment, which plays a key role in placemaking for young married couples, as prominent tenants, comprises their perceived satisfaction with physical features and social connectedness in apart…
Pandemic at the Gates: The Improvement of Social Capital and Collective Efficacy in Neighbourhoods of the Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Area
This study seeks to interpret the presence of social capital and collective efficacy among residents of neighbourhoods in the Greater Metropolitan Jakarta Area (GJMA) due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A quantitative study was undertaken by surveying 922 GJMA residents on the basis of their perception of the improvement of five components of social capital. During this period, neighbourhood residents improved their social capital and practised collect…
Rules of organized chaos: Patterns in self-help incremental housing in Kampung Cikini, Jakarta
Land Occupation, Re-occupation, and Housing Cooperative: Commune Formation by Jakarta's Urban Poor
This article highlights the tension between direct actions and electoral politics to explain the formation of an urban poor settlement, often referred to as a kampungkota, an emerging term for settlements beyond the modern, planned part, in North Jakarta, Indonesia. The authors interpret kampungkota as a commune and unpack the process of commune formation with reference to the experience of Kampung Akuarium into three different yet interconnected…
Reframing Unitary Urbanism: Integrating Housing and Public Infrastructure in Jakarta’s Urban Context
This study explores the intersection between commuting patterns, income levels, and housing preferences within Jakarta’s metropolitan context to reinterpret the concept of Unitary Urbanism as a framework for inclusive housing integration. The research uses a quantitative approach through a questionnaire involving 450 respondents aged 20 to 39, supported by stratified random sampling. Findings reveal that private-sector employees dominate the urba…
Reclaiming the Right to Housing: A Systematic Literature Review on Socially Inclusive Urban Policy Interventions
In modern capitalist systems, housing has shifted from a basic human need to a financialized commodity central to wealth accumulation. This transformation has worsened the housing affordability crisis and deepened social inequality, as market dynamics increasingly diverge from household income growth. This study investigates how housing policies can serve as corrective tools to counteract these market-driven inequities, examining the commodificat…
Urban and Rural Development Challenges (16 works) · Economics (11 works) · Business (10 works) · Economic growth (9 works) · Geography (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Place Attachment and Urban Studies (6 works) · Public housing (6 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (5 works)