C F S Warren
Biographic Data
| ID | 3437872 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C F S Warren |
| GIVEN NAMES | C F S |
| FAMILY NAME | Warren |
| SIGNATURE | WARREN C F S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Murdoch University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3842-4637 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 63 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The changing social security mix in rural Indonesia
Effective Protection of Fundamental Rights in a pluralist world
Abandoning Time
Does time heal all wounds? Or does time require certain wounds to sustain itself? Is the curative function of time an onto-metaphysical fantasy, one concealing the internecine operations of temporal subjugation? What happens to existence, or life itself, once we abandon time, its unquestioned positivity, and its presumed givenness (as gift, indispensable resource, or a priori condition)? Furthermore, is the activity of imagining even possible wit…
Developing sustainable small-scale fisheries livelihoods in Indonesia
Small-scale fisheries (SSF) provide crucial contributions to livelihoods, food and nutrition security, and the well-being of coastal communities worldwide. In Indonesia, 2.5 million households are involved in SSF production, yet these households are characterised by high poverty rates and vulnerability due to declining ecosystem health and climatic change. In this study we applied the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework to analyse the characteristi…
Implementing strategies to overcome social-ecological traps
Steenbergen, D. J., and C. Warren. 2018. Implementing strategies to overcome social-ecological traps: the role of community brokers and institutional bricolage in a locally managed marine area. Ecology and Society 23(3):10. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-10256-230310
Community Driven Development and Structural Disadvantage
Community-driven development (CDD) programmes have emerged on a large scale in the Global South following research and policy work regarding social capital, capabilities and empowerment. This paper analyses one of the largest international examples of the ‘social’ turn, examining the effects of the CDD approach in governmental, structural and relational terms. While the CDD approach successfully generated new political rationalities and governmen…
The Local Turn
The local turn in good governance theory and practice responded to critiques of the ineffectiveness of state management and the inequity of privatization alternatives in natural resource management. Confounding expectations of greater effectiveness from decentralised governance, including community-based natural resource management, however, critics argue that expanded opportunities for elite capture have become widely associated with program fai…
Leadership, Social Capital and Coastal Community Resource Governance
This paper concerns resource governance in a remote Balinese coastal community, which faces severe environmental challenges due to overexploitation and habitat destruction. It explores some of the issues raised in 'social capital' debates regarding leadership and public participation toward sustainable natural resource governance. Given the strength of Balinese customary law and the high degree of participation required in the ritual-social domai…
Introductory Note on Human Ecology Themed Section
Land for the People
Land for the People provides a comprehensive look at land conflict and agrarian reform throughout Indonesia’s recent history, from the roots of land conflicts in the prerevolutionary period, and the Sukarno and Suharto regimes, to the present day, in which democratization is creating new contexts for peoples’ claims to the land. Drawing on studies from across Indonesia’s diverse landscape, the contributors examine some of the most significant iss…
Risk and the Sacred
This exploration of controversies over environmental regulation in the Indonesian province of Bali traces the relationship between the media, environmental attitudes and Balinese identity, focusing on the religious dimension of that identity and the ways in which this has become bound up with conceptions of environmental imbalance and a popular critique of capitalist development on the island. The fusion of cultural and environmental metaphors of…
Opening Bazin
Colin MacCabe begins his contribution to Opening Bazin as follows: When I first wrote about Bazin, in Screen in the summer of 1974, I treated him as a theoretically naïve empiricist, a kind of idiot of the family. In fact, what was idiotic was to construct an Althusserian straw man out of Bazin's commitment to the real. Bazin's elegant writing integrated the elements of filmmaking – industry, art, technology – with a depth and sophistication that…
Tourism as a Tool for Poverty Alleviation
Forecasts of high tourism growth in developing nations, where widespread poverty exists, has led to considerable interest in tourism as a tool for poverty alleviation. Powerful bureaucratic and business alliances have been forged to expand this programme. International development agencies are also turning to tourism as a way of alleviating poverty. This is sometimes termed ‘pro-poor tourism’ (PPT). Distinguished from other forms of ‘alternative …
Community mapping, local planning and alternative land use strategies in Bali
Geografisk Tidsskrift, Danish Journal of Geography 105(1):29–41, 2005Participatoiy community mapping has been one of the tools promoted by Non-Government Organizations in Indonesia to increase public participation in decision-making and local control over resources. It has been taken up by communities seeking to restore customary (adat) authority over the local domain following the demise of the authoritarian Suharto regime, and to respond to the…
Mapping Common Futures
The post-Suharto ‘Reform Era’ has witnessed explosive revitalization movements among Indonesia's indigenous minorities or ‘customary’(adat) communities attempting to redress the disempowerment they suffered under the former regime. This study considers the current resurgence of customary claims to land and resources in Bali, where the state-sponsored investment boom of the 1990s had severe social and environmental impacts. It focuses on recent ex…
Indonesian Development Policy and Community Organization in Bali
The politics of environment in Southeast Asia
The Politics of Environment in Southeast Asia charts the emergence of the environment as an issue of public debate in the region. Through a series of case studies the authors explore the coalescence of social forces around environmental issues, the process of alliance formation, and the role of state institutions, media and NGOs in the complex political battles over resource allocation. The volatile tensions between the winners and losers in this…
Mediating modernity in Bali
This essay explores the mediation of modernity in Bali through wayang puppet theatre and political cartoons. The representational practices of puppeteer and political cartoonist provide revealing comparisons of 'traditional' and 'modern' forms of mediation. Through these agents of popular culture and local critical discourse, the paper traces the interface between the monologic aspects of globalization and modernity - the expansion of capital and…
A Feminist Regrounding of Sexuality and Intimacy
The Good Worker
By the end of the 1970s, the effort to end employment discrimination in the South by means of affirmative action was directed toward women as well as blacks. This study, based on interviews with owners or personnel managers in 29 local or national manufacturing firms in a medium-sized city, reveals that those selecting entry-level operatives do so in terms of an elaborated mental image of the 'good worker.' Essentially, the ideal worker is acquie…
Disrupted death ceremonies
Stimulated by the theoretical work on popular culture of Gramsci and Bakhtin, the revision of elite-centered interpretation has become the subject of pioneering research over the last several decades. Social historians, cultural marxists and textual critics have attempted to redress the silence of the anonymous and the stereotyped masses previously granted only a derivative place as backdrop to the stories of heroes and kings or elite revolutiona…
Women in China and Southeast Asia
Asian studies shares with women's studies a marginal position in relation to mainstream academic discourse that derives ultimately from the common representation of woman and “oriental” as “other” in the Western literary and intellectual tradition. Comparative cultural studies and gender studies have important things to say to each other as well as to the traditional disciplines. It is impossible to understand the workings of any society or cultu…
Rhetoric and resistance
(1990). Rhetoric and resistance: Popular political culture in Bali. Anthropological Forum: Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 191-205
Women in Asian societies
Asian studies shares with women's studies a marginal position in relation to mainstream academic discourse that derives ultimately from the common representation of woman and oriental as in the Western literary and intellectual tradition. Comparative cultural studies and gender studies have important things to say to each 'other as well as to the traditional disciplines. It is impossible to understand the workings of any society or culture withou…
Briefly noted
Barry B. Blakeley, Annoted Genealogies of Spring and Autumn Period Clans: Volume 1: Seven Ruling Clans, Chinese Material Centre, San Francisco, 1983. xxxiii, 385 pp. Preliminary considerations, introduction, index, charts. Cloth: US$15.50. Diane Dunlop, comp., An Introduction to Japanese Theatre, Asia Teachers Association, Sydney, 1983. 48pp. Introduction, glossary, bibliography. Paper: $4. Robert H. Taylor, An Undeveloped State: The Study of Mod…
Consciousness in social transformation
Privacy and Secrecy
Privacy and secrecy both involve boundaries and the denial of access to others; however, they differ in the moral content of the behavior which is concealed. Privacy is consensual where secrecy is not; that is, there is a "right to privacy" but no equivalent "right to secrecy." Those stigmatized or disadvantaged social groups who have little or no access to privacy utilize secrecy to conceal their behavior. The private family and the secret homos…
Mapping Common Futures
The post-Suharto ‘Reform Era’ has witnessed explosive revitalization movements among Indonesia's indigenous minorities or ‘customary’(adat) communities attempting to redress the disempowerment they suffered under the former regime. This study considers the current resurgence of customary claims to land and resources in Bali, where the state-sponsored investment boom of the 1990s had severe social and environmental impacts. It focuses on recent ex…
Land for the People
Land for the People provides a comprehensive look at land conflict and agrarian reform throughout Indonesia’s recent history, from the roots of land conflicts in the prerevolutionary period, and the Sukarno and Suharto regimes, to the present day, in which democratization is creating new contexts for peoples’ claims to the land. Drawing on studies from across Indonesia’s diverse landscape, the contributors examine some of the most significant iss…
Community mapping, local planning and alternative land use strategies in Bali
Geografisk Tidsskrift, Danish Journal of Geography 105(1):29–41, 2005Participatoiy community mapping has been one of the tools promoted by Non-Government Organizations in Indonesia to increase public participation in decision-making and local control over resources. It has been taken up by communities seeking to restore customary (adat) authority over the local domain following the demise of the authoritarian Suharto regime, and to respond to the…
Implementing strategies to overcome social-ecological traps
Steenbergen, D. J., and C. Warren. 2018. Implementing strategies to overcome social-ecological traps: the role of community brokers and institutional bricolage in a locally managed marine area. Ecology and Society 23(3):10. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-10256-230310
Indonesian Development Policy and Community Organization in Bali
Mediating modernity in Bali
This essay explores the mediation of modernity in Bali through wayang puppet theatre and political cartoons. The representational practices of puppeteer and political cartoonist provide revealing comparisons of 'traditional' and 'modern' forms of mediation. Through these agents of popular culture and local critical discourse, the paper traces the interface between the monologic aspects of globalization and modernity - the expansion of capital and…
Opening Bazin
Colin MacCabe begins his contribution to Opening Bazin as follows: When I first wrote about Bazin, in Screen in the summer of 1974, I treated him as a theoretically naïve empiricist, a kind of idiot of the family. In fact, what was idiotic was to construct an Althusserian straw man out of Bazin's commitment to the real. Bazin's elegant writing integrated the elements of filmmaking – industry, art, technology – with a depth and sophistication that…
Women in Asian societies
Asian studies shares with women's studies a marginal position in relation to mainstream academic discourse that derives ultimately from the common representation of woman and oriental as in the Western literary and intellectual tradition. Comparative cultural studies and gender studies have important things to say to each 'other as well as to the traditional disciplines. It is impossible to understand the workings of any society or culture withou…
Sexuality
Privacy and Secrecy
Privacy and secrecy both involve boundaries and the denial of access to others; however, they differ in the moral content of the behavior which is concealed. Privacy is consensual where secrecy is not; that is, there is a "right to privacy" but no equivalent "right to secrecy." Those stigmatized or disadvantaged social groups who have little or no access to privacy utilize secrecy to conceal their behavior. The private family and the secret homos…
Consciousness in social transformation
Briefly noted
Barry B. Blakeley, Annoted Genealogies of Spring and Autumn Period Clans: Volume 1: Seven Ruling Clans, Chinese Material Centre, San Francisco, 1983. xxxiii, 385 pp. Preliminary considerations, introduction, index, charts. Cloth: US$15.50. Diane Dunlop, comp., An Introduction to Japanese Theatre, Asia Teachers Association, Sydney, 1983. 48pp. Introduction, glossary, bibliography. Paper: $4. Robert H. Taylor, An Undeveloped State: The Study of Mod…
Women in Asian societies
Asian studies shares with women's studies a marginal position in relation to mainstream academic discourse that derives ultimately from the common representation of woman and oriental as in the Western literary and intellectual tradition. Comparative cultural studies and gender studies have important things to say to each 'other as well as to the traditional disciplines. It is impossible to understand the workings of any society or culture withou…
Women in China and Southeast Asia
Asian studies shares with women's studies a marginal position in relation to mainstream academic discourse that derives ultimately from the common representation of woman and “oriental” as “other” in the Western literary and intellectual tradition. Comparative cultural studies and gender studies have important things to say to each other as well as to the traditional disciplines. It is impossible to understand the workings of any society or cultu…
Rhetoric and resistance
(1990). Rhetoric and resistance: Popular political culture in Bali. Anthropological Forum: Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 191-205
Disrupted death ceremonies
Stimulated by the theoretical work on popular culture of Gramsci and Bakhtin, the revision of elite-centered interpretation has become the subject of pioneering research over the last several decades. Social historians, cultural marxists and textual critics have attempted to redress the silence of the anonymous and the stereotyped masses previously granted only a derivative place as backdrop to the stories of heroes and kings or elite revolutiona…
A Feminist Regrounding of Sexuality and Intimacy
The Good Worker
By the end of the 1970s, the effort to end employment discrimination in the South by means of affirmative action was directed toward women as well as blacks. This study, based on interviews with owners or personnel managers in 29 local or national manufacturing firms in a medium-sized city, reveals that those selecting entry-level operatives do so in terms of an elaborated mental image of the 'good worker.' Essentially, the ideal worker is acquie…
The politics of environment in Southeast Asia
The Politics of Environment in Southeast Asia charts the emergence of the environment as an issue of public debate in the region. Through a series of case studies the authors explore the coalescence of social forces around environmental issues, the process of alliance formation, and the role of state institutions, media and NGOs in the complex political battles over resource allocation. The volatile tensions between the winners and losers in this…
Mediating modernity in Bali
This essay explores the mediation of modernity in Bali through wayang puppet theatre and political cartoons. The representational practices of puppeteer and political cartoonist provide revealing comparisons of 'traditional' and 'modern' forms of mediation. Through these agents of popular culture and local critical discourse, the paper traces the interface between the monologic aspects of globalization and modernity - the expansion of capital and…
Indonesian Development Policy and Community Organization in Bali
Community mapping, local planning and alternative land use strategies in Bali
Geografisk Tidsskrift, Danish Journal of Geography 105(1):29–41, 2005Participatoiy community mapping has been one of the tools promoted by Non-Government Organizations in Indonesia to increase public participation in decision-making and local control over resources. It has been taken up by communities seeking to restore customary (adat) authority over the local domain following the demise of the authoritarian Suharto regime, and to respond to the…
Mapping Common Futures
The post-Suharto ‘Reform Era’ has witnessed explosive revitalization movements among Indonesia's indigenous minorities or ‘customary’(adat) communities attempting to redress the disempowerment they suffered under the former regime. This study considers the current resurgence of customary claims to land and resources in Bali, where the state-sponsored investment boom of the 1990s had severe social and environmental impacts. It focuses on recent ex…
Tourism as a Tool for Poverty Alleviation
Forecasts of high tourism growth in developing nations, where widespread poverty exists, has led to considerable interest in tourism as a tool for poverty alleviation. Powerful bureaucratic and business alliances have been forged to expand this programme. International development agencies are also turning to tourism as a way of alleviating poverty. This is sometimes termed ‘pro-poor tourism’ (PPT). Distinguished from other forms of ‘alternative …
Risk and the Sacred
This exploration of controversies over environmental regulation in the Indonesian province of Bali traces the relationship between the media, environmental attitudes and Balinese identity, focusing on the religious dimension of that identity and the ways in which this has become bound up with conceptions of environmental imbalance and a popular critique of capitalist development on the island. The fusion of cultural and environmental metaphors of…
Opening Bazin
Colin MacCabe begins his contribution to Opening Bazin as follows: When I first wrote about Bazin, in Screen in the summer of 1974, I treated him as a theoretically naïve empiricist, a kind of idiot of the family. In fact, what was idiotic was to construct an Althusserian straw man out of Bazin's commitment to the real. Bazin's elegant writing integrated the elements of filmmaking – industry, art, technology – with a depth and sophistication that…
Land for the People
Land for the People provides a comprehensive look at land conflict and agrarian reform throughout Indonesia’s recent history, from the roots of land conflicts in the prerevolutionary period, and the Sukarno and Suharto regimes, to the present day, in which democratization is creating new contexts for peoples’ claims to the land. Drawing on studies from across Indonesia’s diverse landscape, the contributors examine some of the most significant iss…
Community Driven Development and Structural Disadvantage
Community-driven development (CDD) programmes have emerged on a large scale in the Global South following research and policy work regarding social capital, capabilities and empowerment. This paper analyses one of the largest international examples of the ‘social’ turn, examining the effects of the CDD approach in governmental, structural and relational terms. While the CDD approach successfully generated new political rationalities and governmen…
The Local Turn
The local turn in good governance theory and practice responded to critiques of the ineffectiveness of state management and the inequity of privatization alternatives in natural resource management. Confounding expectations of greater effectiveness from decentralised governance, including community-based natural resource management, however, critics argue that expanded opportunities for elite capture have become widely associated with program fai…
Leadership, Social Capital and Coastal Community Resource Governance
This paper concerns resource governance in a remote Balinese coastal community, which faces severe environmental challenges due to overexploitation and habitat destruction. It explores some of the issues raised in 'social capital' debates regarding leadership and public participation toward sustainable natural resource governance. Given the strength of Balinese customary law and the high degree of participation required in the ritual-social domai…
Introductory Note on Human Ecology Themed Section
Implementing strategies to overcome social-ecological traps
Steenbergen, D. J., and C. Warren. 2018. Implementing strategies to overcome social-ecological traps: the role of community brokers and institutional bricolage in a locally managed marine area. Ecology and Society 23(3):10. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-10256-230310
Abandoning Time
Does time heal all wounds? Or does time require certain wounds to sustain itself? Is the curative function of time an onto-metaphysical fantasy, one concealing the internecine operations of temporal subjugation? What happens to existence, or life itself, once we abandon time, its unquestioned positivity, and its presumed givenness (as gift, indispensable resource, or a priori condition)? Furthermore, is the activity of imagining even possible wit…
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