Budi Setiyono
Biographic Data
| ID | 4143363 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Budi Setiyono |
| GIVEN NAMES | Budi |
| FAMILY NAME | Setiyono |
| SIGNATURE | SETIYONO B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Diponegoro University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9753-0865 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Kuda Kepang Turonggo Budoyo Dance in Dharmasraya as a Space for Social Interaction
Dharmasraya Regency became one of Indonesia's major transmigration destinations during the New Order period, resulting in a multicultural society composed of Javanese, Minangkabau, Batak, Sundanese, and other ethnic communities. Within this diverse social setting, cultural practices have become important media for fostering interaction and social cohesion. One of these cultural practices is the Kuda Kepang Turonggo Budoyo (PDC) performance, which…
Rohingya Refugees and Human Trafficking in Indonesia: A PRISMA-Based Review of Legal and Policy Gaps
The humanitarian crisis involving Rohingya refugees has become a complex issue affecting the Southeast Asian region, particularly Indonesia, which has received several waves of refugee arrivals. The Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic minority from Myanmar, have long endured systematic discrimination, culminating in a mass exodus of over 700,000 individuals in 2017 following military operations by the Myanmar government. The presence of Rohingya refugees i…
From Da’wah to Spectacle: Negotiating Sacred Space and Ritual Meaning in The Commodification of Sekaten
This study examines how the Sekaten ritual in Surakarta has shifted from an Islamic da’wah-centred ceremony into a commodified cultural festival shaped by mass tourism and urban entertainment. Using a qualitative socio-cultural design grounded in cultural ethnography, the research draws on participatory observation conducted during the 2023–2025 celebrations at the alun-alun (town square), the Grand Mosque, the night market, and Bangsal Pagongan …
Tapis Cloth Motif Design Innovations Based on Natural Potential and Local Wisdom of the Lampung Region, Indonesia
Lampung tapis cloth is unique cultural product of Indonesia which is undergoing rapid changes. These developments and changes need innovations in tapis cloths as an approach for responding to such changes. Tapis cloth motifs are designed with creativity based on natural potential and local experience to enhance the majesty and originality of tapis cloth as a cultural and economic product, meeting the preferences and desires of consumers from all …
Governance perspective: Foreign investment in decentralization in Indonesia
Background and objectives This study explores the local governance dimension of South Sumatra, Indonesia, in the implementation of foreign investment (FI) and explains that local governments have the authority to regulate policies or only become facilitators in the provision of public goods and services. This study argues that local governments are still weak in managing foreign investment because they do not have full authority. This study addre…
Model for Developing Technology-Based Extreme Poverty Data Collection in Semarang City
This study aims to examine the technology-based extreme poverty data collection model to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of the Extreme Poverty Eradication Acceleration Program (P3KE) in Semarang City. Along with the complexity and dynamics of the socio-economic development, accurate and integrated extreme poverty data collection is key to determining targeted policies in Semarang City. However, challenges such as data inaccuracy, informat…
False consciousness and political disenfranchisement: The Indonesian Labour Party in post-Soeharto capitalism
Toward obsolete housing: A complementary explanation of increasing coastal vulnerability
This paper explains the process of increasing coastal vulnerability in response to coastal flooding, from the property market viewpoint. Rooted in knowledge about housing submarket-based neighborhood change, this study adds new understandings of how housing obsolesces influence vulnerability following rapid land use changes, which are currently studied as a new exposure by many researchers. We employ six years of house sales transaction data (n =…
Distressed property and spillover effect: A study of property price response to coastal flood risk
This paper presents evidence of distressed property spillover in coastal flood-prone areas. By utilizing a hedonic pricing model, this study may contribute to the global discussion on how property markets react to deterioration in coastal areas, specifically from the perspective of the Global South. Spillover effects in housing prices were observed through a spatial autoregressive model by investigating lags in price adjustment over time and spac…
The paradox of rural tourism and poverty alleviation
This research aims to analyze factors determining the competitiveness of rural tourism and assess its performance compared to the poverty level in each province in Indonesia. We employ four main pillars: enabling environment; travel and tourism policy and enabling conditions; infrastructure; and natural & cultural resources adopted from the Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index of the World Economic Forum 2019. We conducted fieldwork in four p…
Combating Corruption during Democratic Transition: The Role of CSOs in South Korea and Indonesia
Corruption is a strong constraint for economic growth and development for emerging democratic countries. Corruption has commonly deeply entrenched, while political structures usually are very complicated, making the government less capable to deal with the problem. This stipulates civil society to stand up organizing anti-corruption movement. This paper attempts to describe how civil society organizations (CSOs) in South Korea and Indonesia play …
The Mission of Indonesian Journalism: Balancing Democracy, Development, and Islamic Values
Indonesia, the world’s third largest democracy, has been called a template for Muslim political reform and has the potential to serve as a bridge between the United States and the Islamic world. Indonesian journalists play a vital role. Since the collapse of the Suharto regime in the late 1990s, the Indonesian media sector has experienced its own revolution. A nationwide survey of 600 Indonesian journalists finds that while the influence of Islam…
Civil society organisations' contribution to the anti-corruption movement in Indonesia
Soeharto era concern about corruption was deflected by the establishment of toothless anti-corruption committees, and by suppression of anti-corruption activism and media comment. With Soeharto's demise, activists began to publicise their concerns more openly – at first speaking in general terms, but later making increasingly specific allegations. The sporadic activism of the Soeharto years was consolidated, first through cooperative action among…
Civil society organisations' contribution to the anti-corruption movement in Indonesia
Soeharto era concern about corruption was deflected by the establishment of toothless anti-corruption committees, and by suppression of anti-corruption activism and media comment. With Soeharto's demise, activists began to publicise their concerns more openly – at first speaking in general terms, but later making increasingly specific allegations. The sporadic activism of the Soeharto years was consolidated, first through cooperative action among…
The Mission of Indonesian Journalism: Balancing Democracy, Development, and Islamic Values
Indonesia, the world’s third largest democracy, has been called a template for Muslim political reform and has the potential to serve as a bridge between the United States and the Islamic world. Indonesian journalists play a vital role. Since the collapse of the Suharto regime in the late 1990s, the Indonesian media sector has experienced its own revolution. A nationwide survey of 600 Indonesian journalists finds that while the influence of Islam…
The Mission of Indonesian Journalism: Balancing Democracy, Development, and Islamic Values
Indonesia, the world’s third largest democracy, has been called a template for Muslim political reform and has the potential to serve as a bridge between the United States and the Islamic world. Indonesian journalists play a vital role. Since the collapse of the Suharto regime in the late 1990s, the Indonesian media sector has experienced its own revolution. A nationwide survey of 600 Indonesian journalists finds that while the influence of Islam…
Civil society organisations' contribution to the anti-corruption movement in Indonesia
Soeharto era concern about corruption was deflected by the establishment of toothless anti-corruption committees, and by suppression of anti-corruption activism and media comment. With Soeharto's demise, activists began to publicise their concerns more openly – at first speaking in general terms, but later making increasingly specific allegations. The sporadic activism of the Soeharto years was consolidated, first through cooperative action among…
Combating Corruption during Democratic Transition: The Role of CSOs in South Korea and Indonesia
Corruption is a strong constraint for economic growth and development for emerging democratic countries. Corruption has commonly deeply entrenched, while political structures usually are very complicated, making the government less capable to deal with the problem. This stipulates civil society to stand up organizing anti-corruption movement. This paper attempts to describe how civil society organizations (CSOs) in South Korea and Indonesia play …
The paradox of rural tourism and poverty alleviation
This research aims to analyze factors determining the competitiveness of rural tourism and assess its performance compared to the poverty level in each province in Indonesia. We employ four main pillars: enabling environment; travel and tourism policy and enabling conditions; infrastructure; and natural & cultural resources adopted from the Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index of the World Economic Forum 2019. We conducted fieldwork in four p…
Toward obsolete housing: A complementary explanation of increasing coastal vulnerability
This paper explains the process of increasing coastal vulnerability in response to coastal flooding, from the property market viewpoint. Rooted in knowledge about housing submarket-based neighborhood change, this study adds new understandings of how housing obsolesces influence vulnerability following rapid land use changes, which are currently studied as a new exposure by many researchers. We employ six years of house sales transaction data (n =…
Distressed property and spillover effect: A study of property price response to coastal flood risk
This paper presents evidence of distressed property spillover in coastal flood-prone areas. By utilizing a hedonic pricing model, this study may contribute to the global discussion on how property markets react to deterioration in coastal areas, specifically from the perspective of the Global South. Spillover effects in housing prices were observed through a spatial autoregressive model by investigating lags in price adjustment over time and spac…
From Da’wah to Spectacle: Negotiating Sacred Space and Ritual Meaning in The Commodification of Sekaten
This study examines how the Sekaten ritual in Surakarta has shifted from an Islamic da’wah-centred ceremony into a commodified cultural festival shaped by mass tourism and urban entertainment. Using a qualitative socio-cultural design grounded in cultural ethnography, the research draws on participatory observation conducted during the 2023–2025 celebrations at the alun-alun (town square), the Grand Mosque, the night market, and Bangsal Pagongan …
Tapis Cloth Motif Design Innovations Based on Natural Potential and Local Wisdom of the Lampung Region, Indonesia
Lampung tapis cloth is unique cultural product of Indonesia which is undergoing rapid changes. These developments and changes need innovations in tapis cloths as an approach for responding to such changes. Tapis cloth motifs are designed with creativity based on natural potential and local experience to enhance the majesty and originality of tapis cloth as a cultural and economic product, meeting the preferences and desires of consumers from all …
Governance perspective: Foreign investment in decentralization in Indonesia
Background and objectives This study explores the local governance dimension of South Sumatra, Indonesia, in the implementation of foreign investment (FI) and explains that local governments have the authority to regulate policies or only become facilitators in the provision of public goods and services. This study argues that local governments are still weak in managing foreign investment because they do not have full authority. This study addre…
Model for Developing Technology-Based Extreme Poverty Data Collection in Semarang City
This study aims to examine the technology-based extreme poverty data collection model to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of the Extreme Poverty Eradication Acceleration Program (P3KE) in Semarang City. Along with the complexity and dynamics of the socio-economic development, accurate and integrated extreme poverty data collection is key to determining targeted policies in Semarang City. However, challenges such as data inaccuracy, informat…
False consciousness and political disenfranchisement: The Indonesian Labour Party in post-Soeharto capitalism
The Kuda Kepang Turonggo Budoyo Dance in Dharmasraya as a Space for Social Interaction
Dharmasraya Regency became one of Indonesia's major transmigration destinations during the New Order period, resulting in a multicultural society composed of Javanese, Minangkabau, Batak, Sundanese, and other ethnic communities. Within this diverse social setting, cultural practices have become important media for fostering interaction and social cohesion. One of these cultural practices is the Kuda Kepang Turonggo Budoyo (PDC) performance, which…
Rohingya Refugees and Human Trafficking in Indonesia: A PRISMA-Based Review of Legal and Policy Gaps
The humanitarian crisis involving Rohingya refugees has become a complex issue affecting the Southeast Asian region, particularly Indonesia, which has received several waves of refugee arrivals. The Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic minority from Myanmar, have long endured systematic discrimination, culminating in a mass exodus of over 700,000 individuals in 2017 following military operations by the Myanmar government. The presence of Rohingya refugees i…
Political science (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Asian Studies and History (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Cultural and Artistic Studies (3 works)