Gunawan Prayitno
Biographic Data
| ID | 358079 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gunawan Prayitno |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gunawan |
| FAMILY NAME | Prayitno |
| SIGNATURE | PRAYITNO G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Brawijaya |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4534-9524 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Resilient by design: Multistakeholder collaboration and community capitals for sustainable rural tourism in Indonesia
This study examines how multistakeholder collaboration and the three domains of community capital, namely social, human and physical capital, relate to community resilience in rural tourism villages, using Karangrejo Village in Central Java, Indonesia as a case study. Using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) combined with Importance–Performance Map Analysis (IPMA), the study explores statistical associations among constr…
Social capital, human capital, and quality of life in rural Indonesia
In rural areas where tourism and agriculture intersect, community wellbeing is shaped not only by economic resources but also by intangible forms of capital, particularly social capital (SC) and human capital (HC). This study examines the influence of SC and HC on Quality of Life (QoL) in Sidomulyo Village, a tourism-oriented rural community in Indonesia. Using partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM), the analysis draws on h…
Social Capital and Adaptive Governance: Pathways to Sustainability in Indonesia's Tourism Villages
This study examines the role of social capital in enhancing adaptive capacity in tourism villages, focusing on Pujon Kidul Village, Indonesia, as a single case study centered on local residents. Although previous studies associate social capital with community resilience, empirical evidence remains inconclusive regarding which dimensions are most influential and how they shape adaptive governance in tourism village contexts. This study assesses t…
Does governance matter? Social pathways from reciprocity to sustainable tourism in rural Java, Indonesia
Research on rural tourism often treats social capital as a composite, leaving the behavioural mechanism of reciprocity underexplored. We surveyed 610 residents across two Indonesian tourism villages—community-driven Karangrejo (n = 360) and commercially oriented Ponggok (n = 250)—and used multi-group structural equation modelling to examine whether (1) reciprocity relates to higher adaptive capacity and (2) adaptive capacity relates to better sus…
Exploring the Role of Food Security in Stunting Prevention Efforts in the Bondowoso Community, Indonesia
Stunting—defined by the World Health Organization as a height-for-age z-score < −2 SD—signals chronic undernutrition that impairs both physical and cognitive development. This study investigates how the three pillars of food security (availability, access, utilization) influence stunting prevention efforts in the Bondowoso Regency, East Java, Indonesia. A cross-sectional survey of 113 mothers of stunted children (0–59 months) was analysed with St…
Exploring agricultural circular economy models in emerging bioecosystems: Opportunities and challenges
This study investigates the application of agricultural circular economy models in emerging bioecosystems to identify opportunities and address challenges in their implementation. With a focus on sustainability and resource efficiency, agricultural circular economy models have gained great attention in diverse bioecosystems, offering innovative approaches to address pressing environmental and economic concerns. Through a comprehensive analysis of…
Demographic diversity and social capital: A pathway to sustainable red durian cultivation in rural Indonesia
This study aims to investigate how demographic factors – education, income, and family size – interact with the core dimensions of social capital (trust, networks, and norms) to shape collective decision-making in Kemiren Village, Banyuwangi Regency, Indonesia, a rural area renowned for its culturally significant red durian cultivation. Using a mixed-method approach that integrates quantitative surveys (from 200 household heads within the local p…
The Role of Community Social Capital and Collective Action in the Development of Sustainable Tourism
Bangelan Tourism Village in Indonesia holds significant potential as a tourist destination that delivers both economic and social benefits to the local community. This study focuses on the role of social capital as a key factor in the success of sustainable tourism development. The theoretical framework of this research centres on social capital, which includes trust, social networks and norms as essential elements that facilitate collective acti…
Social capital for sustainable tourism development in Indonesia
Sustainable tourism development can utilize the social capital of society to encourage development. The social networks, norms, and trusts the community has built reflect social capital, which will be important for supporting and responding to sustainable tourism. The village is located in Wonosari District, Malang Regency, which is famous for its tourism village potential, namely Bangelan Village. This tourist village uses the community’s potent…
Reciprocity and Social Capital for Sustainable Rural Development
This study investigates the influence of human intellectual and social capital on the reciprocity (mutual exchange) between non-tourist populations and actors in the Kampung Coklat tourism of Plosorejo village, Indonesia. The existence of a sense of trust, mutual respect, and social networks between communities are important values in the dimension of social capital and form interchange between communities. The question in this research is whethe…
The Influence of Social Capital in Improving the Quality of Life of the Community in Sidomulyo Tourism Village, Indonesia
Sidomulyo Village has succeeded in developing village tourism during the hustle and bustle of urban life and delivering real benefits to the local community. One of the key factors was the prevalence of social capital underpinning strong engagement of the local community to support the programs. In light of this success, this study further observes the factors determining social capital and found an overall improvement of the quality of life of t…
Structural Equation Model the Development of the Covid 19 Community Resilience in Pujon Kidul Tourism Village
Pujon Kidul, Malang is a village tourism that offers agricultural potential as a tourist attraction to prosper the communities. Pandemic Covid-19 has caused instability in all sectors, including agricultural sector. The agricultural sector is the last line of defense, but that does not mean the pandemic has no impact on farming activities. On the contrary, the pandemic has slowed global economic growth and social growth, particularly in agricultu…
Socioeconomic conditions on poverty levels a case study: Central Java Province and Yogyakarta in 2016
This study aims to analyze how the influence of infrastructure availability, socioeconomic conditions, and the effect of location on poverty levels. The descriptive analysis is used to give a general description of poverty by using thematic charts and maps. The poverty map is analyzed by spatial autocorrelation of poverty levels by using a Moran Scatterplot and the Local Indicators of Spatial Association (LISA) Map. The results of the study indic…
Social Capital of the Pujon Kidul Tourism Village Community in Facing the Covid-19 Pandemic
The purpose of this study is to analyze the factors and variables that have the most influence on the formation of social capital, analyze the relationship between variables, and describe the condition of community social capital in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic. There are three social capital variables used, including trust, social norms, and social networks. Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA), Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), and a liter…
Structural equation model with partial least square (SEM-PLS) of place dependence with land used change
The phenomenon of land conversion continues to increase due to the rise in population, thereby increasing the demand for housing and other facilities rapidly. The attachment of population to a place creates a special relationship with the surrounding environment. Place dependence is defined as a form of population attachment to a place in terms of functional dimensions, in such a way that it provides benefits for people to meet their needs. The e…
The role of infrastructure in economic growth and income inequality in Indonesia
The relationship between infrastructure development, economic growth, and income inequality has always been debated. Those debates raised the question of "is there a role for infrastructure development in economic growth which in turn encourages a decline in income inequality?". This study aims to analyze the direct effect of infrastructure development on economic growth and the indirect effect -on income inequality. The present study used the Gi…
Exploring agricultural circular economy models in emerging bioecosystems: Opportunities and challenges
This study investigates the application of agricultural circular economy models in emerging bioecosystems to identify opportunities and address challenges in their implementation. With a focus on sustainability and resource efficiency, agricultural circular economy models have gained great attention in diverse bioecosystems, offering innovative approaches to address pressing environmental and economic concerns. Through a comprehensive analysis of…
The role of infrastructure in economic growth and income inequality in Indonesia
The relationship between infrastructure development, economic growth, and income inequality has always been debated. Those debates raised the question of "is there a role for infrastructure development in economic growth which in turn encourages a decline in income inequality?". This study aims to analyze the direct effect of infrastructure development on economic growth and the indirect effect -on income inequality. The present study used the Gi…
Reciprocity and Social Capital for Sustainable Rural Development
This study investigates the influence of human intellectual and social capital on the reciprocity (mutual exchange) between non-tourist populations and actors in the Kampung Coklat tourism of Plosorejo village, Indonesia. The existence of a sense of trust, mutual respect, and social networks between communities are important values in the dimension of social capital and form interchange between communities. The question in this research is whethe…
Socioeconomic conditions on poverty levels a case study: Central Java Province and Yogyakarta in 2016
This study aims to analyze how the influence of infrastructure availability, socioeconomic conditions, and the effect of location on poverty levels. The descriptive analysis is used to give a general description of poverty by using thematic charts and maps. The poverty map is analyzed by spatial autocorrelation of poverty levels by using a Moran Scatterplot and the Local Indicators of Spatial Association (LISA) Map. The results of the study indic…
Structural equation model with partial least square (SEM-PLS) of place dependence with land used change
The phenomenon of land conversion continues to increase due to the rise in population, thereby increasing the demand for housing and other facilities rapidly. The attachment of population to a place creates a special relationship with the surrounding environment. Place dependence is defined as a form of population attachment to a place in terms of functional dimensions, in such a way that it provides benefits for people to meet their needs. The e…
The role of infrastructure in economic growth and income inequality in Indonesia
The relationship between infrastructure development, economic growth, and income inequality has always been debated. Those debates raised the question of "is there a role for infrastructure development in economic growth which in turn encourages a decline in income inequality?". This study aims to analyze the direct effect of infrastructure development on economic growth and the indirect effect -on income inequality. The present study used the Gi…
Social Capital of the Pujon Kidul Tourism Village Community in Facing the Covid-19 Pandemic
The purpose of this study is to analyze the factors and variables that have the most influence on the formation of social capital, analyze the relationship between variables, and describe the condition of community social capital in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic. There are three social capital variables used, including trust, social norms, and social networks. Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA), Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), and a liter…
Structural equation model with partial least square (SEM-PLS) of place dependence with land used change
The phenomenon of land conversion continues to increase due to the rise in population, thereby increasing the demand for housing and other facilities rapidly. The attachment of population to a place creates a special relationship with the surrounding environment. Place dependence is defined as a form of population attachment to a place in terms of functional dimensions, in such a way that it provides benefits for people to meet their needs. The e…
Structural Equation Model the Development of the Covid 19 Community Resilience in Pujon Kidul Tourism Village
Pujon Kidul, Malang is a village tourism that offers agricultural potential as a tourist attraction to prosper the communities. Pandemic Covid-19 has caused instability in all sectors, including agricultural sector. The agricultural sector is the last line of defense, but that does not mean the pandemic has no impact on farming activities. On the contrary, the pandemic has slowed global economic growth and social growth, particularly in agricultu…
Socioeconomic conditions on poverty levels a case study: Central Java Province and Yogyakarta in 2016
This study aims to analyze how the influence of infrastructure availability, socioeconomic conditions, and the effect of location on poverty levels. The descriptive analysis is used to give a general description of poverty by using thematic charts and maps. The poverty map is analyzed by spatial autocorrelation of poverty levels by using a Moran Scatterplot and the Local Indicators of Spatial Association (LISA) Map. The results of the study indic…
The Influence of Social Capital in Improving the Quality of Life of the Community in Sidomulyo Tourism Village, Indonesia
Sidomulyo Village has succeeded in developing village tourism during the hustle and bustle of urban life and delivering real benefits to the local community. One of the key factors was the prevalence of social capital underpinning strong engagement of the local community to support the programs. In light of this success, this study further observes the factors determining social capital and found an overall improvement of the quality of life of t…
Social capital for sustainable tourism development in Indonesia
Sustainable tourism development can utilize the social capital of society to encourage development. The social networks, norms, and trusts the community has built reflect social capital, which will be important for supporting and responding to sustainable tourism. The village is located in Wonosari District, Malang Regency, which is famous for its tourism village potential, namely Bangelan Village. This tourist village uses the community’s potent…
Reciprocity and Social Capital for Sustainable Rural Development
This study investigates the influence of human intellectual and social capital on the reciprocity (mutual exchange) between non-tourist populations and actors in the Kampung Coklat tourism of Plosorejo village, Indonesia. The existence of a sense of trust, mutual respect, and social networks between communities are important values in the dimension of social capital and form interchange between communities. The question in this research is whethe…
Does governance matter? Social pathways from reciprocity to sustainable tourism in rural Java, Indonesia
Research on rural tourism often treats social capital as a composite, leaving the behavioural mechanism of reciprocity underexplored. We surveyed 610 residents across two Indonesian tourism villages—community-driven Karangrejo (n = 360) and commercially oriented Ponggok (n = 250)—and used multi-group structural equation modelling to examine whether (1) reciprocity relates to higher adaptive capacity and (2) adaptive capacity relates to better sus…
Exploring the Role of Food Security in Stunting Prevention Efforts in the Bondowoso Community, Indonesia
Stunting—defined by the World Health Organization as a height-for-age z-score < −2 SD—signals chronic undernutrition that impairs both physical and cognitive development. This study investigates how the three pillars of food security (availability, access, utilization) influence stunting prevention efforts in the Bondowoso Regency, East Java, Indonesia. A cross-sectional survey of 113 mothers of stunted children (0–59 months) was analysed with St…
Exploring agricultural circular economy models in emerging bioecosystems: Opportunities and challenges
This study investigates the application of agricultural circular economy models in emerging bioecosystems to identify opportunities and address challenges in their implementation. With a focus on sustainability and resource efficiency, agricultural circular economy models have gained great attention in diverse bioecosystems, offering innovative approaches to address pressing environmental and economic concerns. Through a comprehensive analysis of…
Demographic diversity and social capital: A pathway to sustainable red durian cultivation in rural Indonesia
This study aims to investigate how demographic factors – education, income, and family size – interact with the core dimensions of social capital (trust, networks, and norms) to shape collective decision-making in Kemiren Village, Banyuwangi Regency, Indonesia, a rural area renowned for its culturally significant red durian cultivation. Using a mixed-method approach that integrates quantitative surveys (from 200 household heads within the local p…
The Role of Community Social Capital and Collective Action in the Development of Sustainable Tourism
Bangelan Tourism Village in Indonesia holds significant potential as a tourist destination that delivers both economic and social benefits to the local community. This study focuses on the role of social capital as a key factor in the success of sustainable tourism development. The theoretical framework of this research centres on social capital, which includes trust, social networks and norms as essential elements that facilitate collective acti…
Resilient by design: Multistakeholder collaboration and community capitals for sustainable rural tourism in Indonesia
This study examines how multistakeholder collaboration and the three domains of community capital, namely social, human and physical capital, relate to community resilience in rural tourism villages, using Karangrejo Village in Central Java, Indonesia as a case study. Using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) combined with Importance–Performance Map Analysis (IPMA), the study explores statistical associations among constr…
Social capital, human capital, and quality of life in rural Indonesia
In rural areas where tourism and agriculture intersect, community wellbeing is shaped not only by economic resources but also by intangible forms of capital, particularly social capital (SC) and human capital (HC). This study examines the influence of SC and HC on Quality of Life (QoL) in Sidomulyo Village, a tourism-oriented rural community in Indonesia. Using partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM), the analysis draws on h…
Social Capital and Adaptive Governance: Pathways to Sustainability in Indonesia's Tourism Villages
This study examines the role of social capital in enhancing adaptive capacity in tourism villages, focusing on Pujon Kidul Village, Indonesia, as a single case study centered on local residents. Although previous studies associate social capital with community resilience, empirical evidence remains inconclusive regarding which dimensions are most influential and how they shape adaptive governance in tourism village contexts. This study assesses t…
Economics (9 works) · Social capital (9 works) · Tourism (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Social science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Socioeconomics (5 works)