Julia Julia
Biographic Data
| ID | 6177372 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julia Julia |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julia |
| FAMILY NAME | Julia |
| SIGNATURE | JULIA J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bonn |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 113 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Meaning of Marriage Tradition as Local Wisdom of The Malay Community in Seranggam Village Selakau Distric Sambas Regency
This research aims to describe the Marriage Tradition of the Malay Community as Local Wisdom in Seranggam Village. This research used etnography research method. Interviews, observation and documentation have become the data-collection technique used. The marriage tradition of the Malay community in Seranggam Village is a custom that has been carried out by the community from generation to generation. There are three stages that the community goe…
From Street Singer to Popular Muslim Preacher Figures
This article seeks to examine the representation of Chinese Indonesians in New Media after the demise of Suharto’s New Order regimes. It takes root in the recent phenomenon in Indonesia as the “reappearance” of Chinese faces in popular Indonesian media by discussing the celebrities or public figures, and ordinary ‘man-on-the street’ of Chinese Indonesians, who are catapulted in the mainstream mass media and portrayed in popular television formats…
Kepercayaan Dalam Mitos Beo’ Suku Dayak Punan Aput Kecamatan Kayan Hilir Kabupaten Malinau Kalimantan Utara
Beo’ adalah salah satu kepercayaan Suku Dayak Punan Aput yang yang masih melekat di kehidupan penganutnya hingga masa kini. Beo’ bagi Suku Dayak Punan dipercayai sebagai utusan dari Sang Pencipta utuk menyampaikan pesan atau pedoman baik dan buruk dalam beraktivitas. Beo’ mempunyai arti penting bagi kehidupan suku dayak Punan Aput. Suku Dayak Punan Aput memercayai bahwa Beo’ adalah sejenis burung yang dinamai Lagehek. Burung ini memberi tanda den…
Materialidades y prácticas sociales genocidas (1975-1977). Reflexiones desde el Pozo de Vargas (Tucumán, Argentina)
A partir de evidencias de distinta naturaleza (documentos escritos, testimonios orales, las identificaciones nominales de hombres y mujeres recuperados hasta el momento en el Pozo de Vargas, etc.), realizamos una aproximación preliminar a la dinámica represiva y las trayectorias de personas que revistieron, hasta hace poco tiempo atrás, la categoría de desaparecidos. Para ello repasamos brevemente los espacios clandestinos en los que fueron “vist…
Land grabs and the river
Land grabbing is transforming the Kapuas River in Indonesia from a space of life and livelihood to one of illness and ecological collapse, and “green grabs” to mitigate climate change are equally implicated. Appropriation and accumulation strategies differ according to resource (minerals, lumber, oil palm, fish), scale of operations (smallholders, transnational firms) and the relationships among the economic and political actors, but our fieldwor…
We are not all the same
The vision of food sovereignty calls for radical changes in agricultural, political and social systems related to food. These changes also entail addressing inequalities and asymmetries of power in gender relations. While women’s rights are seen as central to food sovereignty, given the key role women play in food production, procurement and preparation, family food security, and food culture, few attempts have been made to systematically integra…
Gendered experiences of dispossession
This article explores the gendered experience of monocrop oil-palm expansion in a Hibun Dayak community in Sanggau District, West Kalimantan (Indonesia). It shows how the expanding corporate plantation and contract farming system has undermined the position and livelihood of indigenous women in this already patriarchal community. The shifting of land tenure from the community to the state and the practice of the 'family head' system of smallholde…
Gendered experiences of dispossession
This article explores the gendered experience of monocrop oil-palm expansion in a Hibun Dayak community in Sanggau District, West Kalimantan (Indonesia). It shows how the expanding corporate plantation and contract farming system has undermined the position and livelihood of indigenous women in this already patriarchal community. The shifting of land tenure from the community to the state and the practice of the 'family head' system of smallholde…
We are not all the same
The vision of food sovereignty calls for radical changes in agricultural, political and social systems related to food. These changes also entail addressing inequalities and asymmetries of power in gender relations. While women’s rights are seen as central to food sovereignty, given the key role women play in food production, procurement and preparation, family food security, and food culture, few attempts have been made to systematically integra…
Land grabs and the river
Land grabbing is transforming the Kapuas River in Indonesia from a space of life and livelihood to one of illness and ecological collapse, and “green grabs” to mitigate climate change are equally implicated. Appropriation and accumulation strategies differ according to resource (minerals, lumber, oil palm, fish), scale of operations (smallholders, transnational firms) and the relationships among the economic and political actors, but our fieldwor…
Gendered experiences of dispossession
This article explores the gendered experience of monocrop oil-palm expansion in a Hibun Dayak community in Sanggau District, West Kalimantan (Indonesia). It shows how the expanding corporate plantation and contract farming system has undermined the position and livelihood of indigenous women in this already patriarchal community. The shifting of land tenure from the community to the state and the practice of the 'family head' system of smallholde…
We are not all the same
The vision of food sovereignty calls for radical changes in agricultural, political and social systems related to food. These changes also entail addressing inequalities and asymmetries of power in gender relations. While women’s rights are seen as central to food sovereignty, given the key role women play in food production, procurement and preparation, family food security, and food culture, few attempts have been made to systematically integra…
Land grabs and the river
Land grabbing is transforming the Kapuas River in Indonesia from a space of life and livelihood to one of illness and ecological collapse, and “green grabs” to mitigate climate change are equally implicated. Appropriation and accumulation strategies differ according to resource (minerals, lumber, oil palm, fish), scale of operations (smallholders, transnational firms) and the relationships among the economic and political actors, but our fieldwor…
Materialidades y prácticas sociales genocidas (1975-1977). Reflexiones desde el Pozo de Vargas (Tucumán, Argentina)
A partir de evidencias de distinta naturaleza (documentos escritos, testimonios orales, las identificaciones nominales de hombres y mujeres recuperados hasta el momento en el Pozo de Vargas, etc.), realizamos una aproximación preliminar a la dinámica represiva y las trayectorias de personas que revistieron, hasta hace poco tiempo atrás, la categoría de desaparecidos. Para ello repasamos brevemente los espacios clandestinos en los que fueron “vist…
Kepercayaan Dalam Mitos Beo’ Suku Dayak Punan Aput Kecamatan Kayan Hilir Kabupaten Malinau Kalimantan Utara
Beo’ adalah salah satu kepercayaan Suku Dayak Punan Aput yang yang masih melekat di kehidupan penganutnya hingga masa kini. Beo’ bagi Suku Dayak Punan dipercayai sebagai utusan dari Sang Pencipta utuk menyampaikan pesan atau pedoman baik dan buruk dalam beraktivitas. Beo’ mempunyai arti penting bagi kehidupan suku dayak Punan Aput. Suku Dayak Punan Aput memercayai bahwa Beo’ adalah sejenis burung yang dinamai Lagehek. Burung ini memberi tanda den…
From Street Singer to Popular Muslim Preacher Figures
This article seeks to examine the representation of Chinese Indonesians in New Media after the demise of Suharto’s New Order regimes. It takes root in the recent phenomenon in Indonesia as the “reappearance” of Chinese faces in popular Indonesian media by discussing the celebrities or public figures, and ordinary ‘man-on-the street’ of Chinese Indonesians, who are catapulted in the mainstream mass media and portrayed in popular television formats…
Meaning of Marriage Tradition as Local Wisdom of The Malay Community in Seranggam Village Selakau Distric Sambas Regency
This research aims to describe the Marriage Tradition of the Malay Community as Local Wisdom in Seranggam Village. This research used etnography research method. Interviews, observation and documentation have become the data-collection technique used. The marriage tradition of the Malay community in Seranggam Village is a custom that has been carried out by the community from generation to generation. There are three stages that the community goe…
Agriculture (3 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Agrarian society (2 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (2 works) · Cultural and Religious Practices in Indonesia (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Geography (2 works)