Francisia S S E Seda
Biographic Data
| ID | 4265118 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francisia S S E Seda |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francisia S S E |
| FAMILY NAME | Seda |
| SIGNATURE | SEDA F S S E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Indonesia |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2060-6504 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Climate Anxiety Among Indonesians: The Impacts of Experience of Climate Change, Life-Threatening Events, and Well-Being
Climate change has significant impacts on well-being, and these effects vary substantially across regions. Indonesia is recognized as vulnerable to these risks. Focusing on climate anxiety as a key aspect of well-being, this study examines the influence of individuals’ experience of climate change, their exposure to life-threatening events, and personal well- being on climate anxiety among Indonesians. Based on data from the Social Survey on the …
The Dilemma of Fighting for Safe Campuses: The Challenges of Efforts to Prevent and Address Sexual Violence in Higher Education
This research focuses on identifying challenges in efforts to prevent and address sexual violence on campus, based on case studies at three campuses in the Greater Jakarta region of Indonesia. The methods used were qualitative; data collection included observation, interviews with 29 participants, and documentation. The data was analyzed using Publish or Perish, Vos Viewer, and NVivo 12 Plus. The findings of this study show that the issue of sexu…
Reaping Equality: Strategies for Gender Roles in Indonesiaʼs Agricultural Transformation
This study uses data from Statistics Indonesia for 2010 and 2020 to analyse the correlation between gender and agricultural transformation. It employs descriptive statistics to explore the transformation from food crops to high‐value commodities, womenʼs roles in on‐farm and non‐farm sectors, womenʼs working hours and wages, and rural household income. The findings reveal a complex dynamic. While womenʼs participation in the workforce has increas…
Social Inclusion Challenges and the Future of Relational Wellbeing: The Case of Indonesia and South-Korea
This research focuses on enriching the dynamics and contextual explanation of relational well-being as a representation of sustainable quality of life. Previous studies rely on economic explanations and have not shown an adequate synergy model with social factors in explaining social well-being conditions. This research intends to fill and enrich this gap by examining how vertical and horizontal forms of social inclusion have impacted on the well…
Community still matters: Horizontal and vertical interrelation of social advantages in explaining personal well-being in Indonesia
Despite the abundance of social well-being research, there is still a research gap on the topic of the relation between social advantages and personal well-being in Indonesia. This research analyses the relationship between social advantages and personal well-being, with income and education as control variables. This article provides new breakthroughs (1) in the use of a more comprehensive method to analyze personal well-being and its determinan…
Melengkapi Analisa Teori Akses dengan Pendekatan Kolaboratif pada Konteks Program Perhutanan Sosial: Studi Kasus Lembaga Masyarakat Desa Hutan (LMDH) Rawa Sakti, Pemalang
The shift of the forest management paradigm in Indonesia in this recent time has given more space for people that align with the Indonesian Government to elevate well-being at once to conserve forest through Social Forestry Program. One model group from 6.411 forest communities that manage forest is Forest Village Communuty or Lembaga Masyaraakat Desa Hutan (LMDH) of Rawa Sakti. This paper aims to describe the structure-process of social forestry…
Complementing The Access Theory by Collaborative Approach in Indonesia Social Forestry Context
Many previous studies examine social forestry in Indonesia from 2016-2020 which describing the factors relate to the implementation. Beyond the previous studies, this paper clustering and mapping the factors through access theory and further complement access theory by a collaborative approach in the social forestry implementation context. Qualitative desk research is used to examine 39 papers with Nvivo 12. The result shows there are two element…
Social exclusion, religiouscapital, and the quality of life: Multiple case studies of Indonesia and Thailand
By analyzing the case of Indonesia and Thailand, this study fills the gap in quantitative studies on the importance of social factors at the community level. This research emphasized the relation of social exclusion and religious capital to quality of life, whereas previous researches generally used individual and economic factors as the basis. To elaborate the correlation between the three concepts above, this research used quantitative survey m…
Social Policies, Social Exclusion & Social Well-Being in Southeast Asia: A Case Study of Papua, Indonesia
The relations between social policies, social exclusion, and social well-being in the Southeast Asia focusing on the case study of Papua, Indonesia is the main topic of this paper. The data discusses objective and subjective well-being. Both indicators can reflect the social well-being conditions of the region, and indicate the scale of social exclusion in the society of the studied area. West Papua is located in the Eastern Indonesia, and select…
Reaping Equality: Strategies for Gender Roles in Indonesiaʼs Agricultural Transformation
This study uses data from Statistics Indonesia for 2010 and 2020 to analyse the correlation between gender and agricultural transformation. It employs descriptive statistics to explore the transformation from food crops to high‐value commodities, womenʼs roles in on‐farm and non‐farm sectors, womenʼs working hours and wages, and rural household income. The findings reveal a complex dynamic. While womenʼs participation in the workforce has increas…
Social Inclusion Challenges and the Future of Relational Wellbeing: The Case of Indonesia and South-Korea
This research focuses on enriching the dynamics and contextual explanation of relational well-being as a representation of sustainable quality of life. Previous studies rely on economic explanations and have not shown an adequate synergy model with social factors in explaining social well-being conditions. This research intends to fill and enrich this gap by examining how vertical and horizontal forms of social inclusion have impacted on the well…
Social Policies, Social Exclusion & Social Well-Being in Southeast Asia: A Case Study of Papua, Indonesia
The relations between social policies, social exclusion, and social well-being in the Southeast Asia focusing on the case study of Papua, Indonesia is the main topic of this paper. The data discusses objective and subjective well-being. Both indicators can reflect the social well-being conditions of the region, and indicate the scale of social exclusion in the society of the studied area. West Papua is located in the Eastern Indonesia, and select…
Social Policies, Social Exclusion & Social Well-Being in Southeast Asia: A Case Study of Papua, Indonesia
The relations between social policies, social exclusion, and social well-being in the Southeast Asia focusing on the case study of Papua, Indonesia is the main topic of this paper. The data discusses objective and subjective well-being. Both indicators can reflect the social well-being conditions of the region, and indicate the scale of social exclusion in the society of the studied area. West Papua is located in the Eastern Indonesia, and select…
Social exclusion, religiouscapital, and the quality of life: Multiple case studies of Indonesia and Thailand
By analyzing the case of Indonesia and Thailand, this study fills the gap in quantitative studies on the importance of social factors at the community level. This research emphasized the relation of social exclusion and religious capital to quality of life, whereas previous researches generally used individual and economic factors as the basis. To elaborate the correlation between the three concepts above, this research used quantitative survey m…
Melengkapi Analisa Teori Akses dengan Pendekatan Kolaboratif pada Konteks Program Perhutanan Sosial: Studi Kasus Lembaga Masyarakat Desa Hutan (LMDH) Rawa Sakti, Pemalang
The shift of the forest management paradigm in Indonesia in this recent time has given more space for people that align with the Indonesian Government to elevate well-being at once to conserve forest through Social Forestry Program. One model group from 6.411 forest communities that manage forest is Forest Village Communuty or Lembaga Masyaraakat Desa Hutan (LMDH) of Rawa Sakti. This paper aims to describe the structure-process of social forestry…
Complementing The Access Theory by Collaborative Approach in Indonesia Social Forestry Context
Many previous studies examine social forestry in Indonesia from 2016-2020 which describing the factors relate to the implementation. Beyond the previous studies, this paper clustering and mapping the factors through access theory and further complement access theory by a collaborative approach in the social forestry implementation context. Qualitative desk research is used to examine 39 papers with Nvivo 12. The result shows there are two element…
Community still matters: Horizontal and vertical interrelation of social advantages in explaining personal well-being in Indonesia
Despite the abundance of social well-being research, there is still a research gap on the topic of the relation between social advantages and personal well-being in Indonesia. This research analyses the relationship between social advantages and personal well-being, with income and education as control variables. This article provides new breakthroughs (1) in the use of a more comprehensive method to analyze personal well-being and its determinan…
Social Inclusion Challenges and the Future of Relational Wellbeing: The Case of Indonesia and South-Korea
This research focuses on enriching the dynamics and contextual explanation of relational well-being as a representation of sustainable quality of life. Previous studies rely on economic explanations and have not shown an adequate synergy model with social factors in explaining social well-being conditions. This research intends to fill and enrich this gap by examining how vertical and horizontal forms of social inclusion have impacted on the well…
Climate Anxiety Among Indonesians: The Impacts of Experience of Climate Change, Life-Threatening Events, and Well-Being
Climate change has significant impacts on well-being, and these effects vary substantially across regions. Indonesia is recognized as vulnerable to these risks. Focusing on climate anxiety as a key aspect of well-being, this study examines the influence of individuals’ experience of climate change, their exposure to life-threatening events, and personal well- being on climate anxiety among Indonesians. Based on data from the Social Survey on the …
The Dilemma of Fighting for Safe Campuses: The Challenges of Efforts to Prevent and Address Sexual Violence in Higher Education
This research focuses on identifying challenges in efforts to prevent and address sexual violence on campus, based on case studies at three campuses in the Greater Jakarta region of Indonesia. The methods used were qualitative; data collection included observation, interviews with 29 participants, and documentation. The data was analyzed using Publish or Perish, Vos Viewer, and NVivo 12 Plus. The findings of this study show that the issue of sexu…
Reaping Equality: Strategies for Gender Roles in Indonesiaʼs Agricultural Transformation
This study uses data from Statistics Indonesia for 2010 and 2020 to analyse the correlation between gender and agricultural transformation. It employs descriptive statistics to explore the transformation from food crops to high‐value commodities, womenʼs roles in on‐farm and non‐farm sectors, womenʼs working hours and wages, and rural household income. The findings reveal a complex dynamic. While womenʼs participation in the workforce has increas…
Political science (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works)