Ayu Pratiwi
Biographic Data
| ID | 5242850 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ayu Pratiwi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ayu |
| FAMILY NAME | Pratiwi |
| SIGNATURE | PRATIWI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Turku |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6824-6080 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Towards collaborative EU-Indonesia bargaining on palm oil policy
Palm oil, one of the most contested commodities, has caused a trade dispute between the EU and Indonesia due to its heavy impact on deforestation, biodiversity loss, and social problems while providing a livelihood for millions of people. Discussing EU-Indonesia bargaining on palm oil policy, this paper investigates the positions of the EU and Indonesia in the public discourse and aims to unpack the ‘good and bad’ narratives of palm oil. To do th…
Online Communities of Practice as Agricultural information Platforms
Amidst the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, this study examines the potential of Online Communities of Practises (OCoPs) for providing agricultural extension services. Using a unique dataset of 1,574 shrimp farmers, including members of one of Indonesia's largest public OCoP Facebook groups, we found that despite the pandemic, Indonesian farmers continue to rely primarily on their neighbours for farming information, utilising OCoPs only as a …
Caught in the net
Myth of Violence in Venom
Popular culture is a product created for many people. The audience’s tastes are essential in production. Besides that, popular culture can also describe a culture that exists in society. One popular product that people like is film. Along with the times, the world of cinema also has more exciting story plots and various characters. One is an American film called Venom: Let There Be Carnage. The film shows signs of the violent formula usually used…
Transmigration programs and migrant positions in rural community knowledge networks
Controversial transmigration programs have moved millions of people from the cores of domestic economies to national geographical peripheries to ostensibly facilitate a more equitable resource distribution. However, it is not well understood how transmigrants become accepted and how they position themselves within the local networks of migrant-receiving rural communities. We examine how ethnicity and transmigratory experience affect informal know…
Comparative social work practices with young refugee and asylum seeker
Despite the increased interest in improving the wellbeing of youth refugees and asylum-seekers, studies examining the links between social work practices in the recipient countries, the migration context, and the diverse needs of youth refugees, are limited. This paper builds a comparative perspective of youth social work policy, practices, and engagement related to young refugees in Finland, the United Kingdom, Malta, Italy, and Serbia. We solic…
Reducing Agricultural Income Vulnerabilities through Agroforestry Training
Although agroforestry is recognised as a means to stabilise farm income, little work has been done to differentiate farmers based on their incomes, their capacity to diversify crops, and the economic outcomes of agroforestry adoption. By distinguishing between high- and low-income farmers, this paper examines how agricultural training affects agroforestry promotion, and evaluates its relevance for the poor, the extent of its adoption, and its eco…
The role of motorized transport and mobile phones in the diffusion of agricultural information in Tanggamus Regency, Indonesia
Limited access to agricultural information constrains the well-being of farmers in developing countries and leads to environmental deterioration. Although new information-communication technologies (ICTs) are expected to alleviate this problem, the importance of physical mobility is rarely considered. This study explores the roles of motorized transport and mobile phones in the diffusion of agricultural information within and between Indonesian f…
Comparative social work practices with young refugee and asylum seeker
Despite the increased interest in improving the wellbeing of youth refugees and asylum-seekers, studies examining the links between social work practices in the recipient countries, the migration context, and the diverse needs of youth refugees, are limited. This paper builds a comparative perspective of youth social work policy, practices, and engagement related to young refugees in Finland, the United Kingdom, Malta, Italy, and Serbia. We solic…
Transmigration programs and migrant positions in rural community knowledge networks
Controversial transmigration programs have moved millions of people from the cores of domestic economies to national geographical peripheries to ostensibly facilitate a more equitable resource distribution. However, it is not well understood how transmigrants become accepted and how they position themselves within the local networks of migrant-receiving rural communities. We examine how ethnicity and transmigratory experience affect informal know…
Reducing Agricultural Income Vulnerabilities through Agroforestry Training
Although agroforestry is recognised as a means to stabilise farm income, little work has been done to differentiate farmers based on their incomes, their capacity to diversify crops, and the economic outcomes of agroforestry adoption. By distinguishing between high- and low-income farmers, this paper examines how agricultural training affects agroforestry promotion, and evaluates its relevance for the poor, the extent of its adoption, and its eco…
The role of motorized transport and mobile phones in the diffusion of agricultural information in Tanggamus Regency, Indonesia
Limited access to agricultural information constrains the well-being of farmers in developing countries and leads to environmental deterioration. Although new information-communication technologies (ICTs) are expected to alleviate this problem, the importance of physical mobility is rarely considered. This study explores the roles of motorized transport and mobile phones in the diffusion of agricultural information within and between Indonesian f…
Reducing Agricultural Income Vulnerabilities through Agroforestry Training
Although agroforestry is recognised as a means to stabilise farm income, little work has been done to differentiate farmers based on their incomes, their capacity to diversify crops, and the economic outcomes of agroforestry adoption. By distinguishing between high- and low-income farmers, this paper examines how agricultural training affects agroforestry promotion, and evaluates its relevance for the poor, the extent of its adoption, and its eco…
Comparative social work practices with young refugee and asylum seeker
Despite the increased interest in improving the wellbeing of youth refugees and asylum-seekers, studies examining the links between social work practices in the recipient countries, the migration context, and the diverse needs of youth refugees, are limited. This paper builds a comparative perspective of youth social work policy, practices, and engagement related to young refugees in Finland, the United Kingdom, Malta, Italy, and Serbia. We solic…
Transmigration programs and migrant positions in rural community knowledge networks
Controversial transmigration programs have moved millions of people from the cores of domestic economies to national geographical peripheries to ostensibly facilitate a more equitable resource distribution. However, it is not well understood how transmigrants become accepted and how they position themselves within the local networks of migrant-receiving rural communities. We examine how ethnicity and transmigratory experience affect informal know…
Myth of Violence in Venom
Popular culture is a product created for many people. The audience’s tastes are essential in production. Besides that, popular culture can also describe a culture that exists in society. One popular product that people like is film. Along with the times, the world of cinema also has more exciting story plots and various characters. One is an American film called Venom: Let There Be Carnage. The film shows signs of the violent formula usually used…
Caught in the net
Towards collaborative EU-Indonesia bargaining on palm oil policy
Palm oil, one of the most contested commodities, has caused a trade dispute between the EU and Indonesia due to its heavy impact on deforestation, biodiversity loss, and social problems while providing a livelihood for millions of people. Discussing EU-Indonesia bargaining on palm oil policy, this paper investigates the positions of the EU and Indonesia in the public discourse and aims to unpack the ‘good and bad’ narratives of palm oil. To do th…
Online Communities of Practice as Agricultural information Platforms
Amidst the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, this study examines the potential of Online Communities of Practises (OCoPs) for providing agricultural extension services. Using a unique dataset of 1,574 shrimp farmers, including members of one of Indonesia's largest public OCoP Facebook groups, we found that despite the pandemic, Indonesian farmers continue to rely primarily on their neighbours for farming information, utilising OCoPs only as a …
Geography (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Agricultural Innovations and Practices (3 works) · Agriculture (3 works) · Agricultural economics (2 works) · Biology (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works)