Gusti Ayu Made Suartika
Biographic Data
| ID | 4503932 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gusti Ayu Made Suartika |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gusti Ayu Made |
| FAMILY NAME | Suartika |
| SIGNATURE | SUARTIKA G A M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Udayana University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0095-9214 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A Cultural Shift towards a Sustainable, Bicycle-Oriented Living in Bali
This paper focuses on the development of a sustainable bicycle-led transport system in Bali. Since the coronavirus pandemic, bicycle use has accelerated globally as a cheap, safe, sustainable and healthy form of transport. But given its global reputation for tourism, Bali is lagging massively behind bicycle transport in more developed economies. So, the paper progresses in five stages. First, the global context for bicycle use is examined. Second…
Ideology, science and the New Urban Design – critique and evolution
Urban design is a discipline that has a debatable theoretical foundation. It can be divided into two major elements. First, mainstream urban design. Second, what has been termed the ‘New Urban Design’. In the mainstream, there has been a substantial effort to contain debate within a scientific discourse. While this has been productive, it has also limited urban design theory to a scientific model, natural, proto or pseudo. Such approaches have no…
Understanding fracture, inconsistency and the mnemonic in urban form
Sleight of Hand
In a prior paper (Suartika, Zerby, & Cuthbert, 2018), cultural space and its social meaning were examined in detail. While the three main gateways into culture were analyzed, the actual processes through which culture is abstracted by capital were not discussed. Below we seek to advance on our initial model. Hence the dominant processes by which culture is both politicized and commodified by capital are explored using political economy as a refer…
Reframing the Vernacular
Doors of Perception to Space–Time- Meaning
This article develops a conceptual framework to examine the ancestry and evolution of urban forms within the context of cultural space and its social meaning. The framework is intended as a means for organizing and interpreting information, as was Rapoport’s schema, but differs in its perspective. Rapoport begins with design elements and links them to culture; we begin with culture as a process and connect it with contextual settings through whic…
Urban Slum
The term “slum” has been used in a derogatory fashion for at least half a century, since it bonds the occupant's existential state within the same category as their accommodation and wider neighborhood. There is arguably no nation free of slum development of some kind. So the concept has relative qualities that make generalized statements prone to error, even within the same slum environment. While statistical information on slums is vital, it st…
Making Place for Cultural Legacies, Creative Culture, and Tourism Development
Revisiting Reuter
The objective of this paper is to analyse Thomas Reuter’s seminal text The Custodians of the Sacred Mountains and to discuss some of the theoretical and other issues that flow from the reading. Indirectly it is also intended to assist many local scholars who find the text somewhat impenetrable, let alone making connections to its extensive implications. The book is the second study to emerge that covers the regional basis for the Bali Aga, the fi…
Territoriality and the market system—Adat land vs. state regulations on land matters in Bali
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Territoriality and the market system—Adat land vs. state regulations on land matters in Bali
Urban Slum
The term “slum” has been used in a derogatory fashion for at least half a century, since it bonds the occupant's existential state within the same category as their accommodation and wider neighborhood. There is arguably no nation free of slum development of some kind. So the concept has relative qualities that make generalized statements prone to error, even within the same slum environment. While statistical information on slums is vital, it st…
Making Place for Cultural Legacies, Creative Culture, and Tourism Development
Revisiting Reuter
The objective of this paper is to analyse Thomas Reuter’s seminal text The Custodians of the Sacred Mountains and to discuss some of the theoretical and other issues that flow from the reading. Indirectly it is also intended to assist many local scholars who find the text somewhat impenetrable, let alone making connections to its extensive implications. The book is the second study to emerge that covers the regional basis for the Bali Aga, the fi…
Doors of Perception to Space–Time- Meaning
This article develops a conceptual framework to examine the ancestry and evolution of urban forms within the context of cultural space and its social meaning. The framework is intended as a means for organizing and interpreting information, as was Rapoport’s schema, but differs in its perspective. Rapoport begins with design elements and links them to culture; we begin with culture as a process and connect it with contextual settings through whic…
Reframing the Vernacular
Sleight of Hand
In a prior paper (Suartika, Zerby, & Cuthbert, 2018), cultural space and its social meaning were examined in detail. While the three main gateways into culture were analyzed, the actual processes through which culture is abstracted by capital were not discussed. Below we seek to advance on our initial model. Hence the dominant processes by which culture is both politicized and commodified by capital are explored using political economy as a refer…
Understanding fracture, inconsistency and the mnemonic in urban form
Ideology, science and the New Urban Design – critique and evolution
Urban design is a discipline that has a debatable theoretical foundation. It can be divided into two major elements. First, mainstream urban design. Second, what has been termed the ‘New Urban Design’. In the mainstream, there has been a substantial effort to contain debate within a scientific discourse. While this has been productive, it has also limited urban design theory to a scientific model, natural, proto or pseudo. Such approaches have no…
A Cultural Shift towards a Sustainable, Bicycle-Oriented Living in Bali
This paper focuses on the development of a sustainable bicycle-led transport system in Bali. Since the coronavirus pandemic, bicycle use has accelerated globally as a cheap, safe, sustainable and healthy form of transport. But given its global reputation for tourism, Bali is lagging massively behind bicycle transport in more developed economies. So, the paper progresses in five stages. First, the global context for bicycle use is examined. Second…
Sociology (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Asian Studies and History (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · History (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works)