Irwanto Irwanto
Biographic Data
| ID | 5025239 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Irwanto Irwanto |
| GIVEN NAMES | Irwanto |
| FAMILY NAME | Irwanto |
| SIGNATURE | IRWANTO I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Binus University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0474-5141 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 27 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Decolonizing citizenship through indigenous ontologies
Contemporary Contemporary citizenship studies face a persistent challenge: despite decades of multicultural reform, Western frameworks continue to marginalize Indigenous political systems. This article advances the concept of ontological citizenship political belonging grounded in relational cosmologies rather than liberal individualism through an ethnographic study of Bissu communities in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Drawing on 15 months of fieldw…
When silence becomes violence
Institutional language can function as a mechanism of educational violence, operating not through physical punishment but through systematic linguistic practices that silence vulnerable students. Drawing on analysis of the Temanggung school-burning case in Indonesia, where a 13-year-old bullying victim set fire to his school after months of institutional neglect, this perspective identifies three mechanisms of institutional silencing: dismissive …
‘ Stigma is a tough beast… we need all the allies’
In line with global efforts to reduce health-related stigma to 'zero' by 2030, researchers propose integrating disease-specific stigma reduction programs into a united approach. This study explored civil society organisations' (CSOs) perspectives on using an integrated approach across diverse health conditions to mitigate stigma and its associated implications. A qualitative methodology was employed, involving 15 in-depth interviews and one focus…
Digital communication symbols and intergenerational gap
Generational differences in interpreting digital communication symbols, including emoji, slang, and memes, create significant communication barriers between Generation Z/Alpha and older generations, with potentially serious social and legal consequences. This study examines how such gaps produce blind spots in which concerning online behaviors, including cyberbullying, can develop undetected by adult authority figures. Using Netflix's limited ser…
Digital transformation of youth violence in Indonesia
Digital transformation has significantly changed how Indonesian society addresses youth violence. However, current frameworks fail to address the unique dynamics in collectivist digital environments. This perspective article examines the role of digital platforms as arenas for social negotiation and systemic change in Indonesia, introducing the Collective Resonance Communication Model (CRCM) to clarify information flows in collectivist cultures. …
Information disorder’s impact on adolescents
The spread of information disorder on social media has become a significant concern, especially regarding its impact on adolescents, with consequences affecting their cognitive development, social interactions, and decision-making abilities. This study aimed to analyze trends and patterns in scholarly publications related to social media information disorder and its impact on adolescents by mapping the current landscape of studies, identifying ke…
Beyond behavioral change
This study examines the effects of environmental films on audience beliefs and perceptions regarding food system issues. Specifically, it evaluates the impact of viewing documentary Food, Inc. and fictional film Okja on undergraduate film students. Using a Stimulus-Organism-Response framework, the researchers conducted pre-and post-questionnaires to measure participant motivations, beliefs, and perceptions. Statistical analysis using paired-sampl…
Communication management in the sister village program
The 2010 eruption of Mount Merapi led the Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Magelang Regency to implement the Sister Village Program as a participatory disaster mitigation strategy. This study aims to examine how communication was managed to support this initiative, focusing on audience identification, goal setting, message planning, and channel selection. Using a qualitative case study approach, data were collected through participatory obser…
Students’ Engagement in STEAM PjBL-Design Thinking for Environmental Literacy
Aim. The aim of this study was to investigate Indonesian students’ engagement in STEAM Project-Based Learning (PjBL), integrated with design thinking, to enhance their environmental literacy. Methods. A survey was conducted with a sample of 156 eleventh-grade students from five classrooms in three secondary schools in Jakarta, Indonesia. The study used The Environmental Literacy Scale (ELS) to measure cognitive, affective, and behavioural element…
Cultural power dynamics and narrative transformation
This study examines the complex dynamics of cultural adaptation in Asian remakes of Hollywood films, focusing on two pairs of films produced between 2015 and 2023. Through systematic intertextual and comparative analysis, the research investigates how Asian film remakes negotiate and transform global narratives within local cultural contexts. The study analyzes “Ghost” (1990) and its Japanese remake “Ghost: In Your Arms Again” (2018), and “Miss C…
Finding alternative community-based learning delivery for parenting skills during Covid-19 for mothers with children aged 0–3 Years
Parenting training has been considered crucial to improving child development. The Tanoto Foundation's parenting program intervention was started in 2021 when the COVID-19 pandemic impacted government policies in Indonesia. Preventive measures that limit mobility affect the sustainability of face-to-face parenting interventions. The study aimed to explore alternative intervention methods, such as face-to-face, blended, online with facilitators, a…
Creating Women Characters in Horror Films using AI
In screenwriting, one of the most essential elements is character. Characters are usually shaped by three critical factors: physical appearance, psychology, and sociology. In horror films, female characters are often used as protagonists, but in the history of horror films, female characters are trapped by the male gaze. The male gaze functions as a mechanism to dehumanize and commodify women, viewing them solely through the lens of heterosexual …
Cita-Cita Tokoh Utama Dalam Novel Sang Alkemis Karya Paulo Coelho Dan Sang Pemimpi Karya Andrea Hirata Kajian Sastra Bandingan
Novel Sang Alkemis karya Paulo Coelho dan novel Sang Pemimpi karya Andrea Hirata berisi tentang perjuangan dalam mengapai cita-cita. Tujuan penelitian ini ialah mengkaji Cita-cita tokoh utama dalam novel Sang Alkemis karya Paulo Coelho dan Sang Pemimpi Karya Andrea Hirata sastra bandingan. Jenis penelitian ini adalah penelitian kepustakaan dengan menggunakan pendekatan deskriptif kualitatif. Data dan sumber data penelitian ini adalah novel Sang A…
Peaceful journalism in reporting conflict in Papua on the news portals
The aims of this study are to describe the framing and journalism of peace conducted by the media portals Suarapapua.com and Kompas.com and the framing and journalism of peace reporting on the conflict in Papua. This research was conducted for approximately 3 months, from May to July 2022. The method used in this study is a qualitative method using framing analysis by Robert E. Entman, namely, the selection of issues and highlighting certain aspe…
Evaluating the effectiveness of technological pedagogical content knowledge-based training program in enhancing pre-service teachers’ perceptions of technological pedagogical content knowledge
In this study, we sought to investigate the effect of a 2-week Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK)-based training program on how the pre-service teachers’ TPACK was perceived. To achieve the goal, we used four TPACK activities; Explore-Engage-Reflection-Transformation . The study employed mixed methods with a TPACK questionnaire and open questions. Increased self-efficacy perceptions of TPACK was evaluated using a one-group pre-po…
How do Positive Deviants Overcome Health-Related Stigma? An Exploration of Development of Positive Deviance Among People With Stigmatized Health Conditions in Indonesia
A constructivist grounded theory approach was used to understand how some people living with stigmatized health conditions develop positive deviance to overcome stigma. We examined interviews from 13 identified positive deviants living with four different stigmatized health conditions (HIV, leprosy, schizophrenia, and diabetes) in Indonesia. Positive deviance develops in the form of psychological empowerment through improvement of self-belief and…
Peta Persebaran Randai Di Kabupaten Kuantansingingi, Provinsi Riau
This study aims to describe the history and distribution of Randai, as well as making Randai’s distribution maps in Kuantansingi Regency, Riau Province. This research is qualitative-descriptive. The data are obtained through field data and library data. Through this research, it is known that the Randai of Kuantansingingi originally comes from Minangkabau and has undergone changes. The acculturation of Minangkabau culture with Malay and change of…
Assessing the prospect of a common health-related stigma reduction response
This study explored the possibility of a common health-related stigma reduction intervention among people living with HIV, leprosy, schizophrenia and diabetes in Indonesia by assessing their perspectives towards others with the same (within group) and different health conditions (across groups), and willingness to participate in such a program. This mixed-methods study was conducted in West Java, Indonesia between March and June 2018. Eighty part…
Intersectionality and health-related stigma
This study uncovered how the experience of health-related stigma intersects with other oppressions originating from the various social inequalities in an individual's life. The findings highlight the importance of acknowledging and understanding the multi-dimensional aspect of lives of people living with stigmatized health conditions, and warrant integrated multi-level and cross-cutting stigma reduction interventions to address the intersectional…
Chastity value as a risk factor for prostituted adolescents in Indonesia
Previous studies suggest that the practice of female child and adolescent prostitution can be attributed to various personal and social risk factors. However, cultural beliefs shared in specific societies may also determine prostitution involvement. We qualitatively explored the risk factors associated with prostitution in a rarely investigated Indonesian society. We interviewed eight female participants who were involved in adolescent prostituti…
Assessing the Impact of the Twin Track Socio-Economic Intervention on Reducing Leprosy-Related Stigma in Cirebon District, Indonesia
The consequences of leprosy go beyond the physical, social and psychological, as leprosy can drive persons affected and their families into poverty, stigmatization and disability. This paper describes the impact of a socio-economic development (SED) intervention that uses a twin-track approach (two micro-credit models) to reduce leprosy-related stigma in Cirebon District, Indonesia. A randomized-controlled mixed-methods study design was used to t…
Syndemic and Synergistic Effects of Intimate Partner Violence, Crystal Methamphetamine, and Depression on HIV Sexual Risk Behaviors among Women Who Inject Drugs in Indonesia
Women who inject drugs are disproportionately affected by co-occurring intimate partner violence (IPV), poor mental health, and substance use. Less is known about the potentially synergistic effects of these factors on women's HIV risk behavior, and no known studies in Asia examine these relationships. This study assessed the additive and interactive effects of exposure to syndemic IPV, depressive symptoms and non-injection crystal methamphetamin…
Intimate Partner Violence and HIV Sexual Risk Behaviour Among Women Who Inject Drugs in Indonesia
Women who inject drugs are disproportionately affected by HIV and intimate partner violence (IPV); however, the link between IPV and HIV remains under-researched among substance-using women in low- and middle-income countries. This study examined associations and additive effects of different forms of IPV victimization (psychological, physical and/or injurious, and sexual) on HIV sexual risk behavior among women who inject drugs in Indonesia. Res…
People like me don't make things like that’
The Stigma Assessment and Reduction of Impact project aims to assess the effectiveness of stigma-reduction interventions in the field of leprosy. Participatory video seemed to be a promising approach to reducing stigma among stigmatized individuals (in this study the video makers) and the stigmatisers (video audience). This study focuses on the video makers and seeks to assess the impact on them of making a participatory video and to increase und…
Learning from a leprosy project in Indonesia
International attention for disability recognises that it plays an important role in persistent poverty. Leprosy can cause preventable disability. Stigma associated with leprosy often has greater implications for people affected than physical impairments. The Stigma Assessment and Reduction of Impact (SARI) project in Indonesia employs an action research methodology to develop stigma reduction interventions. By exploring the different mindsets of…
Syndemic and Synergistic Effects of Intimate Partner Violence, Crystal Methamphetamine, and Depression on HIV Sexual Risk Behaviors among Women Who Inject Drugs in Indonesia
Women who inject drugs are disproportionately affected by co-occurring intimate partner violence (IPV), poor mental health, and substance use. Less is known about the potentially synergistic effects of these factors on women's HIV risk behavior, and no known studies in Asia examine these relationships. This study assessed the additive and interactive effects of exposure to syndemic IPV, depressive symptoms and non-injection crystal methamphetamin…
How do Positive Deviants Overcome Health-Related Stigma? An Exploration of Development of Positive Deviance Among People With Stigmatized Health Conditions in Indonesia
A constructivist grounded theory approach was used to understand how some people living with stigmatized health conditions develop positive deviance to overcome stigma. We examined interviews from 13 identified positive deviants living with four different stigmatized health conditions (HIV, leprosy, schizophrenia, and diabetes) in Indonesia. Positive deviance develops in the form of psychological empowerment through improvement of self-belief and…
Cohesion and Adaptability in Families of Adolescent Drug Abusers in the United States and Indonesia
This study compared families of Indonesian (N=61) and American (N=152) adolescent drug abusers in terms of: a) the perceived levels of family cohesion and adaptability, b) the manner and extent to which the Indonesian and American samples differed on cohesion and adaptability, and c) the extent to which cohesion and adaptability were related to the severity of the adolescent's drug use. Findings indicate that the families of American drug users t…
Cohesion and Adaptability in Families of Adolescent Drug Abusers in the United States and Indonesia
This study compared families of Indonesian (N=61) and American (N=152) adolescent drug abusers in terms of: a) the perceived levels of family cohesion and adaptability, b) the manner and extent to which the Indonesian and American samples differed on cohesion and adaptability, and c) the extent to which cohesion and adaptability were related to the severity of the adolescent's drug use. Findings indicate that the families of American drug users t…
Unintended Pregnancy and Women’s Psychological Well-Being in Indonesia
Few studies have examined the impact of unintended pregnancy on women in developing countries. This paper examines the impact of unintended pregnancy on Indonesian women’s psychological well-being. It is hypothesized that experiencing unintended pregnancy is associated with lower psychological well-being and that use of family planning and small family size are associated with higher levels of psychological well-being. Data are drawn from a 1996 …
Learning from a leprosy project in Indonesia
International attention for disability recognises that it plays an important role in persistent poverty. Leprosy can cause preventable disability. Stigma associated with leprosy often has greater implications for people affected than physical impairments. The Stigma Assessment and Reduction of Impact (SARI) project in Indonesia employs an action research methodology to develop stigma reduction interventions. By exploring the different mindsets of…
People like me don't make things like that’
The Stigma Assessment and Reduction of Impact project aims to assess the effectiveness of stigma-reduction interventions in the field of leprosy. Participatory video seemed to be a promising approach to reducing stigma among stigmatized individuals (in this study the video makers) and the stigmatisers (video audience). This study focuses on the video makers and seeks to assess the impact on them of making a participatory video and to increase und…
Intimate Partner Violence and HIV Sexual Risk Behaviour Among Women Who Inject Drugs in Indonesia
Women who inject drugs are disproportionately affected by HIV and intimate partner violence (IPV); however, the link between IPV and HIV remains under-researched among substance-using women in low- and middle-income countries. This study examined associations and additive effects of different forms of IPV victimization (psychological, physical and/or injurious, and sexual) on HIV sexual risk behavior among women who inject drugs in Indonesia. Res…
Assessing the Impact of the Twin Track Socio-Economic Intervention on Reducing Leprosy-Related Stigma in Cirebon District, Indonesia
The consequences of leprosy go beyond the physical, social and psychological, as leprosy can drive persons affected and their families into poverty, stigmatization and disability. This paper describes the impact of a socio-economic development (SED) intervention that uses a twin-track approach (two micro-credit models) to reduce leprosy-related stigma in Cirebon District, Indonesia. A randomized-controlled mixed-methods study design was used to t…
Syndemic and Synergistic Effects of Intimate Partner Violence, Crystal Methamphetamine, and Depression on HIV Sexual Risk Behaviors among Women Who Inject Drugs in Indonesia
Women who inject drugs are disproportionately affected by co-occurring intimate partner violence (IPV), poor mental health, and substance use. Less is known about the potentially synergistic effects of these factors on women's HIV risk behavior, and no known studies in Asia examine these relationships. This study assessed the additive and interactive effects of exposure to syndemic IPV, depressive symptoms and non-injection crystal methamphetamin…
Assessing the prospect of a common health-related stigma reduction response
This study explored the possibility of a common health-related stigma reduction intervention among people living with HIV, leprosy, schizophrenia and diabetes in Indonesia by assessing their perspectives towards others with the same (within group) and different health conditions (across groups), and willingness to participate in such a program. This mixed-methods study was conducted in West Java, Indonesia between March and June 2018. Eighty part…
Intersectionality and health-related stigma
This study uncovered how the experience of health-related stigma intersects with other oppressions originating from the various social inequalities in an individual's life. The findings highlight the importance of acknowledging and understanding the multi-dimensional aspect of lives of people living with stigmatized health conditions, and warrant integrated multi-level and cross-cutting stigma reduction interventions to address the intersectional…
Chastity value as a risk factor for prostituted adolescents in Indonesia
Previous studies suggest that the practice of female child and adolescent prostitution can be attributed to various personal and social risk factors. However, cultural beliefs shared in specific societies may also determine prostitution involvement. We qualitatively explored the risk factors associated with prostitution in a rarely investigated Indonesian society. We interviewed eight female participants who were involved in adolescent prostituti…
Peta Persebaran Randai Di Kabupaten Kuantansingingi, Provinsi Riau
This study aims to describe the history and distribution of Randai, as well as making Randai’s distribution maps in Kuantansingi Regency, Riau Province. This research is qualitative-descriptive. The data are obtained through field data and library data. Through this research, it is known that the Randai of Kuantansingingi originally comes from Minangkabau and has undergone changes. The acculturation of Minangkabau culture with Malay and change of…
Evaluating the effectiveness of technological pedagogical content knowledge-based training program in enhancing pre-service teachers’ perceptions of technological pedagogical content knowledge
In this study, we sought to investigate the effect of a 2-week Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK)-based training program on how the pre-service teachers’ TPACK was perceived. To achieve the goal, we used four TPACK activities; Explore-Engage-Reflection-Transformation . The study employed mixed methods with a TPACK questionnaire and open questions. Increased self-efficacy perceptions of TPACK was evaluated using a one-group pre-po…
How do Positive Deviants Overcome Health-Related Stigma? An Exploration of Development of Positive Deviance Among People With Stigmatized Health Conditions in Indonesia
A constructivist grounded theory approach was used to understand how some people living with stigmatized health conditions develop positive deviance to overcome stigma. We examined interviews from 13 identified positive deviants living with four different stigmatized health conditions (HIV, leprosy, schizophrenia, and diabetes) in Indonesia. Positive deviance develops in the form of psychological empowerment through improvement of self-belief and…
Cita-Cita Tokoh Utama Dalam Novel Sang Alkemis Karya Paulo Coelho Dan Sang Pemimpi Karya Andrea Hirata Kajian Sastra Bandingan
Novel Sang Alkemis karya Paulo Coelho dan novel Sang Pemimpi karya Andrea Hirata berisi tentang perjuangan dalam mengapai cita-cita. Tujuan penelitian ini ialah mengkaji Cita-cita tokoh utama dalam novel Sang Alkemis karya Paulo Coelho dan Sang Pemimpi Karya Andrea Hirata sastra bandingan. Jenis penelitian ini adalah penelitian kepustakaan dengan menggunakan pendekatan deskriptif kualitatif. Data dan sumber data penelitian ini adalah novel Sang A…
Peaceful journalism in reporting conflict in Papua on the news portals
The aims of this study are to describe the framing and journalism of peace conducted by the media portals Suarapapua.com and Kompas.com and the framing and journalism of peace reporting on the conflict in Papua. This research was conducted for approximately 3 months, from May to July 2022. The method used in this study is a qualitative method using framing analysis by Robert E. Entman, namely, the selection of issues and highlighting certain aspe…
Finding alternative community-based learning delivery for parenting skills during Covid-19 for mothers with children aged 0–3 Years
Parenting training has been considered crucial to improving child development. The Tanoto Foundation's parenting program intervention was started in 2021 when the COVID-19 pandemic impacted government policies in Indonesia. Preventive measures that limit mobility affect the sustainability of face-to-face parenting interventions. The study aimed to explore alternative intervention methods, such as face-to-face, blended, online with facilitators, a…
Creating Women Characters in Horror Films using AI
In screenwriting, one of the most essential elements is character. Characters are usually shaped by three critical factors: physical appearance, psychology, and sociology. In horror films, female characters are often used as protagonists, but in the history of horror films, female characters are trapped by the male gaze. The male gaze functions as a mechanism to dehumanize and commodify women, viewing them solely through the lens of heterosexual …
Digital transformation of youth violence in Indonesia
Digital transformation has significantly changed how Indonesian society addresses youth violence. However, current frameworks fail to address the unique dynamics in collectivist digital environments. This perspective article examines the role of digital platforms as arenas for social negotiation and systemic change in Indonesia, introducing the Collective Resonance Communication Model (CRCM) to clarify information flows in collectivist cultures. …
Information disorder’s impact on adolescents
The spread of information disorder on social media has become a significant concern, especially regarding its impact on adolescents, with consequences affecting their cognitive development, social interactions, and decision-making abilities. This study aimed to analyze trends and patterns in scholarly publications related to social media information disorder and its impact on adolescents by mapping the current landscape of studies, identifying ke…
Beyond behavioral change
This study examines the effects of environmental films on audience beliefs and perceptions regarding food system issues. Specifically, it evaluates the impact of viewing documentary Food, Inc. and fictional film Okja on undergraduate film students. Using a Stimulus-Organism-Response framework, the researchers conducted pre-and post-questionnaires to measure participant motivations, beliefs, and perceptions. Statistical analysis using paired-sampl…
Communication management in the sister village program
The 2010 eruption of Mount Merapi led the Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Magelang Regency to implement the Sister Village Program as a participatory disaster mitigation strategy. This study aims to examine how communication was managed to support this initiative, focusing on audience identification, goal setting, message planning, and channel selection. Using a qualitative case study approach, data were collected through participatory obser…
Students’ Engagement in STEAM PjBL-Design Thinking for Environmental Literacy
Aim. The aim of this study was to investigate Indonesian students’ engagement in STEAM Project-Based Learning (PjBL), integrated with design thinking, to enhance their environmental literacy. Methods. A survey was conducted with a sample of 156 eleventh-grade students from five classrooms in three secondary schools in Jakarta, Indonesia. The study used The Environmental Literacy Scale (ELS) to measure cognitive, affective, and behavioural element…
Cultural power dynamics and narrative transformation
This study examines the complex dynamics of cultural adaptation in Asian remakes of Hollywood films, focusing on two pairs of films produced between 2015 and 2023. Through systematic intertextual and comparative analysis, the research investigates how Asian film remakes negotiate and transform global narratives within local cultural contexts. The study analyzes “Ghost” (1990) and its Japanese remake “Ghost: In Your Arms Again” (2018), and “Miss C…
Decolonizing citizenship through indigenous ontologies
Contemporary Contemporary citizenship studies face a persistent challenge: despite decades of multicultural reform, Western frameworks continue to marginalize Indigenous political systems. This article advances the concept of ontological citizenship political belonging grounded in relational cosmologies rather than liberal individualism through an ethnographic study of Bissu communities in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Drawing on 15 months of fieldw…
When silence becomes violence
Institutional language can function as a mechanism of educational violence, operating not through physical punishment but through systematic linguistic practices that silence vulnerable students. Drawing on analysis of the Temanggung school-burning case in Indonesia, where a 13-year-old bullying victim set fire to his school after months of institutional neglect, this perspective identifies three mechanisms of institutional silencing: dismissive …
Psychology (16 works) · Medicine (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Psychiatry (7 works) · Qualitative research (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Focus group (5 works) · Psychological intervention (5 works)