Erna Setijaningrum
Biographic Data
| ID | 3557935 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Erna Setijaningrum |
| GIVEN NAMES | Erna |
| FAMILY NAME | Setijaningrum |
| SIGNATURE | SETIJANINGRUM E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Airlangga University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9163-4559 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
When ‘getting by’ masquerades as entrepreneurship
Indonesia’s decentralized governance system is a site where frontline workers bridge gaps between policy mandates and available institutional capacity through compensatory practices that combine formal procedures with informal adaptations. This paper examines how frontline actors in rural East Java engage in compensatory governance in childhood nutrition policy implementation – practices that draw on personal resources, social networks and tradit…
Between bytes, being, and the bridging of boundaries
Notwithstanding that digital transformation has been mandated at local government levels in developing nations, too little is understood about how policy capacity shapes implementation outcomes in rural contexts, undermining policy effectiveness. This qualitative study examines how policy capacity – encompassing institutional, operational, and social dimensions – shapes the implementation of mandated e-governance in rural Indonesian village admin…
Breaking the Barriers
Public services often fail persons with disabilities due to persistent structural barriers. This study examines the navigation of these challenges in Lamongan Regency, Indonesia, through collaboration between state policy and disability community capacity. By drawing on 27 semi‐structured interviews with government and community representatives, this research analyzes inclusive services development at the Lamongan Public Service Mall. The finding…
From ‘kodrat’ to code
Digital platforms have reconfigured labor economies in Indonesia, reframing intersections between technological affordances and established gender constructs that have historically circumscribed women’s spatial mobility and economic agency. Contemporary scholarship on technological embodiment offers limited analytical depth of technological integration within cultural contexts where gendered boundaries remain a highly contentious issue. This pape…
When Silence Speaks
Rural Indonesian villages are defined by unique institutional dynamics in public service innovation, one of which manifests in juvenile justice administration where traditional governance meets modern legal structures. These institutional arrangements position villages as sites of public service innovation at the intersection of competing normative orders, especially regarding youth protection standards and cultural practice maintenance. We addre…
Transformation of Public Trust in Restorative Justice by the Prosecutor's Office
This study examines the transformation of public trust in implementing restorative justice by the prosecutor's office in Indonesia, particularly in a contemporary era that demands a more inclusive and responsive legal approach. Using a qualitative approach, this research combines insights from Islamic law and social studies to examine the factors influencing public trust in restorative justice and the prosecutor's role in resolving conflicts and …
Beyond tokenism, toward resilience
the often-neglected intersection between disaster and disability in disaster management initiatives perpetuates a disproportionate impact on people with disabilities, reinforcing existing barriers and eroding overall resilience.through an exploration of personal perspectives among 17 people with socially determined, self-identified disabilities amidst indonesia's disaster landscapes, we seek insights on amplified risks but also resilience pathway…
The Right Prescription for Family Bliss
Although significant progress has been achieved over many decades, sustaining the success of family planning programs in Indonesia requires a deep understanding of the factors that influence community satisfaction among those involved. This study surveyed 503 Family Planning Field Workers (PKBs) across Indonesia’s regions to identify the main factors encouraging satisfaction among communities participating in these programs. A structured online q…
The role of Pancasila ideology in legitimizing public policies during the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia
The national ideology is often utilized as a tool to legitimize governmental actions. This study seeks to examine how government elites use the Pancasila ideology to legitimize public policies in the era of the COVID-19 pandemic. Employing a grounded reflective interpretive methodological approach within the framework of postfoundational discourse, this study shows that several controversial policies implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic tende…
Going Back with Glee
Driven by a wide range of social and cultural forces, circular migration has become a prominent phenomenon in the contemporary world, and it is especially common among Indonesian migrant workers. The research delved into what pushes Indonesian migrant workers to going back to host countries for employment after returning to their home country. A case study approach was employed by which a total of 24 semi-structured interviews were conducted with…
Graying with dignity
As global demographics gravitate toward aging populations, developing nations, Indonesia included, face the demanding obligation of providing adequate healthcare and social services for their elderly demographic, particularly in rural areas. This paper delves into the complexities of elderly care in Trenggalek Regency, situated in East Java, Indonesia, where it centers on describing the firsthand experiences of the elderly residents and their cha…
Indonesia's New Capital
This study aims to assess the government's policy regarding establishing a new capital city, focusing on the dimensions of transparency, public participation, and deliberative democracy. This study will provide valuable insights for policymakers in Indonesia and other developing nations, enabling them to make informed decisions of a comparable nature. The present study employs a qualitative case study approach, incorporating interviews, observati…
Communicating cleanliness, health, safety, and environmental sustainability policy during Covid-19
One of the key strategies for tourism and hospitality recovery post-Covid-19 is communicating the Cleanliness, Health, Safety, and Environmental Sustainability (CHSE) policy. CHSE policy ensures that tourism actors and tourists conduct a new tourism culture that coalesced with the global pandemic. Therefore, the current study offers a study case reviewing the communication of CHSE policy in Bromo Tengger Semeru (BTS) tourist areas. BTS is designa…
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Communicating cleanliness, health, safety, and environmental sustainability policy during Covid-19
One of the key strategies for tourism and hospitality recovery post-Covid-19 is communicating the Cleanliness, Health, Safety, and Environmental Sustainability (CHSE) policy. CHSE policy ensures that tourism actors and tourists conduct a new tourism culture that coalesced with the global pandemic. Therefore, the current study offers a study case reviewing the communication of CHSE policy in Bromo Tengger Semeru (BTS) tourist areas. BTS is designa…
Going Back with Glee
Driven by a wide range of social and cultural forces, circular migration has become a prominent phenomenon in the contemporary world, and it is especially common among Indonesian migrant workers. The research delved into what pushes Indonesian migrant workers to going back to host countries for employment after returning to their home country. A case study approach was employed by which a total of 24 semi-structured interviews were conducted with…
Graying with dignity
As global demographics gravitate toward aging populations, developing nations, Indonesia included, face the demanding obligation of providing adequate healthcare and social services for their elderly demographic, particularly in rural areas. This paper delves into the complexities of elderly care in Trenggalek Regency, situated in East Java, Indonesia, where it centers on describing the firsthand experiences of the elderly residents and their cha…
Indonesia's New Capital
This study aims to assess the government's policy regarding establishing a new capital city, focusing on the dimensions of transparency, public participation, and deliberative democracy. This study will provide valuable insights for policymakers in Indonesia and other developing nations, enabling them to make informed decisions of a comparable nature. The present study employs a qualitative case study approach, incorporating interviews, observati…
Transformation of Public Trust in Restorative Justice by the Prosecutor's Office
This study examines the transformation of public trust in implementing restorative justice by the prosecutor's office in Indonesia, particularly in a contemporary era that demands a more inclusive and responsive legal approach. Using a qualitative approach, this research combines insights from Islamic law and social studies to examine the factors influencing public trust in restorative justice and the prosecutor's role in resolving conflicts and …
Beyond tokenism, toward resilience
the often-neglected intersection between disaster and disability in disaster management initiatives perpetuates a disproportionate impact on people with disabilities, reinforcing existing barriers and eroding overall resilience.through an exploration of personal perspectives among 17 people with socially determined, self-identified disabilities amidst indonesia's disaster landscapes, we seek insights on amplified risks but also resilience pathway…
The Right Prescription for Family Bliss
Although significant progress has been achieved over many decades, sustaining the success of family planning programs in Indonesia requires a deep understanding of the factors that influence community satisfaction among those involved. This study surveyed 503 Family Planning Field Workers (PKBs) across Indonesia’s regions to identify the main factors encouraging satisfaction among communities participating in these programs. A structured online q…
The role of Pancasila ideology in legitimizing public policies during the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia
The national ideology is often utilized as a tool to legitimize governmental actions. This study seeks to examine how government elites use the Pancasila ideology to legitimize public policies in the era of the COVID-19 pandemic. Employing a grounded reflective interpretive methodological approach within the framework of postfoundational discourse, this study shows that several controversial policies implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic tende…
When Silence Speaks
Rural Indonesian villages are defined by unique institutional dynamics in public service innovation, one of which manifests in juvenile justice administration where traditional governance meets modern legal structures. These institutional arrangements position villages as sites of public service innovation at the intersection of competing normative orders, especially regarding youth protection standards and cultural practice maintenance. We addre…
When ‘getting by’ masquerades as entrepreneurship
Indonesia’s decentralized governance system is a site where frontline workers bridge gaps between policy mandates and available institutional capacity through compensatory practices that combine formal procedures with informal adaptations. This paper examines how frontline actors in rural East Java engage in compensatory governance in childhood nutrition policy implementation – practices that draw on personal resources, social networks and tradit…
Between bytes, being, and the bridging of boundaries
Notwithstanding that digital transformation has been mandated at local government levels in developing nations, too little is understood about how policy capacity shapes implementation outcomes in rural contexts, undermining policy effectiveness. This qualitative study examines how policy capacity – encompassing institutional, operational, and social dimensions – shapes the implementation of mandated e-governance in rural Indonesian village admin…
Breaking the Barriers
Public services often fail persons with disabilities due to persistent structural barriers. This study examines the navigation of these challenges in Lamongan Regency, Indonesia, through collaboration between state policy and disability community capacity. By drawing on 27 semi‐structured interviews with government and community representatives, this research analyzes inclusive services development at the Lamongan Public Service Mall. The finding…
From ‘kodrat’ to code
Digital platforms have reconfigured labor economies in Indonesia, reframing intersections between technological affordances and established gender constructs that have historically circumscribed women’s spatial mobility and economic agency. Contemporary scholarship on technological embodiment offers limited analytical depth of technological integration within cultural contexts where gendered boundaries remain a highly contentious issue. This pape…
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