Haryo Winarso
Biographic Data
| ID | 729088 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Haryo Winarso |
| GIVEN NAMES | Haryo |
| FAMILY NAME | Winarso |
| SIGNATURE | WINARSO H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bandung Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9734-7956 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 114 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Hybrid Regulatory System of Peri-urban Land Financialization in Indonesia
This article investigates how the financialization of peri-urban land in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, is achieved through a hybrid regulatory system that combines multi-scalar state rules with customary land authority and contested actor power. It uses a directed qualitative content analysis of national and local rules and regulations regarding taxation, investment incentives, permissions and special tenure procedures. The case-study evidence of peri-u…
Community participation in Design Review (DR) in Jakarta, Indonesia
The growth of buildings in big cities necessitates Design Review (DR) to ensure good urban planning. Design Review involves the city community in various forms; however, community participation remains very limited or even non-existent. There are indications that the community has not been involved in the Design Review process. Currently, DR tends to involve only experts and local government, without including the community. Therefore, this resea…
Relational Politics of Urban Metabolism: The Solidarity of City and Non‐City Inhabitants in Java, Indonesia
This article explores the political dimensions of urban metabolism as a relational urbanization process. We employ a qualitative approach to investigate a case study of material flows between Jakarta and Central Java, Indonesia. That extended space reflects the interconnectedness of city and non‐city spaces through material circulations, leading to socio‐spatial transformations and the emergence of relational politics. On the one hand, the metabo…
Food service spatial pattern after the emergence of online retail
Online shopping has eliminated the need to visit physical commercial centres. As a result, trips to these centres have shifted from primarily shopping-motives to leisure, companionship, and dining. The shifting in consumer behaviour is implicated in the growing spatial agglomeration of restaurants/cafes within commercial centres in European cities. Conversely, in southern cities, various casual restaurants/cafes also serve as leisure and companio…
Shifts in the urban planning paradigm following the Covid-19 pandemic
The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic has prompted significant transformations in several facets of human existence as it has disseminated over the globe, hence instigating extensive investigations into urban environments and public health. Recent research has investigated the correlation between cities, urban planning, and COVID-19. This signifies a shift in the urban planning paradigm. Resume focusing on and giving priority to health, particularly in…
Opportunity for informal business networking to reshape the institutional capacity of community in housing revitalization projects: Learning from Bandung and Surakarta, Indonesia
Growing enthusiasm for collaborative planning and housing revitalization projects has instigated change in the institutional arena from government to multi-stakeholder domains for more democratic and sustainable outcomes. However, several projects, especially at the community level, failed to strengthen community power and voice, resulting in short-term community-driven activities. Amidst growing academic concerns over the efficacy of collaborati…
U-develop: People, public and private partnerships for community empowerment in Cibangkong, Indonesia low-income housing rejuvenation
Social relations in megaproject planning: Exploring the roles of local government in the development of Indonesia’s special economic zones
As a manifestation of current approaches to global planning, megaproject planning is an openended process that unfolds through the contestation, negotiation and contradiction of social (power) relations. However, recent studies still perceive local government authorities as elusive actors in shaping megaproject planning and development processes. This article uses two case studies to investigate the multifaceted roles that local government played…
Slum-upgrading trough physical or socio-economic improvement? lessons from Bandung, Indonesia
The Role of Customary Land Ownership in Land-Use Conversion in the Peri-urban of Bukittinggi, Indonesia
Taluak is located in the peri-urban area of the city of Bukittinggi, in Agam Regency, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Bukittinggi is rapidly expanding into this peri-urban area. Due to a lack of sound land-use regulations, the growing population and increasing development are encroaching into the peri-urban area. In 1999, the administrative area of Bukittinggi was formally expanded to include some of the surrounding land that had previously been part of…
Gentrifying the peri-urban: Land use conflicts and institutional dynamics at the frontier of an Indonesian metropolis
This paper aims to specify the meaning of gentrification in rapidly peri-urbanising metropolitan regions in the context of Indonesia’s rapid transition to decentralisation and democracy. It discusses a case study of conflict over an environmental revitalisation project in a peri-urban area of Bandung City. The analysis focuses on the political processes, tactics and strategies supporting and opposing peri-urban gentrification and their consequenc…
Peri-urban transformation in the Jakarta metropolitan area
Slum upgrading and urban governance: Case studies in three South East Asian cities
Policy networking as capacity building: An analysis of regional road development conflict in Indonesia
This article explores the potential of policy networking as an important aspect of capacity building. It deals with a road development project related to the regional planning issue of North Bandung Area (NBA), a water catchment area facing the expansion of Bandung Metropolitan Area, West Java, Indonesia. The debate on the road development proposal is reconstructed to illustrate how an environmental policy network is built by committed experts, p…
Planning by Opportunity: An Analysis of Periurban Environmental Conflicts in Indonesia
In this paper we seek to extend ideas about communicative planning and capacity building in collective action. In doing so, we combine political opportunity structure and Kingdon's policy window in order to develop an agency-centered approach to opportunity. We argue that we need to see the moments and structures of opportunity not simply as fixed, but as something that actors can 'make'. The moments of opportunity refer to the dynamic, emerging …
Peri-urbanisation in East Asia: A new challenge for planning
Spatial transformation in peri-urban areas has provided an emerging picture of the growth of many metropolitan regions in developing countries, In this paper, we present a new perspective on this transformation from the viewpoint of the developing and transitional countries of East Asia, and suggest its potential implications for planning and governance. First, we reveal the uniqueness of pen-urbanisation in these countries in relation to its dep…
Spatial planning in the programming of urban investments: The experience of Indonesia's Integrated Urban Infrastructure Development Programme
Indonesia's countrywide Integrated Urban Infrastructure Development Programme (IUIDP) included a unique attempt to use spatial plans to guide infrastructure expenditure selection and scheduling. Methods for creating spatial plans relatively quickly and easily were used to overcome the inadequacies of traditional plan preparation processes. However, some of the more important lessons to be learned from this experience concern the apparent failure …
Residential land development in Jabotabek, Indonesia: Triggering economic crisis
Access to main roads or low cost land? Residential land developers' behaviour in Indonesia
Residential land development in Jabotabek, Indonesia: Triggering economic crisis
Slum upgrading and urban governance: Case studies in three South East Asian cities
Peri-urbanisation in East Asia: A new challenge for planning
Spatial transformation in peri-urban areas has provided an emerging picture of the growth of many metropolitan regions in developing countries, In this paper, we present a new perspective on this transformation from the viewpoint of the developing and transitional countries of East Asia, and suggest its potential implications for planning and governance. First, we reveal the uniqueness of pen-urbanisation in these countries in relation to its dep…
Peri-urban transformation in the Jakarta metropolitan area
Gentrifying the peri-urban: Land use conflicts and institutional dynamics at the frontier of an Indonesian metropolis
This paper aims to specify the meaning of gentrification in rapidly peri-urbanising metropolitan regions in the context of Indonesia’s rapid transition to decentralisation and democracy. It discusses a case study of conflict over an environmental revitalisation project in a peri-urban area of Bandung City. The analysis focuses on the political processes, tactics and strategies supporting and opposing peri-urban gentrification and their consequenc…
Access to main roads or low cost land? Residential land developers' behaviour in Indonesia
Slum-upgrading trough physical or socio-economic improvement? lessons from Bandung, Indonesia
Policy networking as capacity building: An analysis of regional road development conflict in Indonesia
This article explores the potential of policy networking as an important aspect of capacity building. It deals with a road development project related to the regional planning issue of North Bandung Area (NBA), a water catchment area facing the expansion of Bandung Metropolitan Area, West Java, Indonesia. The debate on the road development proposal is reconstructed to illustrate how an environmental policy network is built by committed experts, p…
Planning by Opportunity: An Analysis of Periurban Environmental Conflicts in Indonesia
In this paper we seek to extend ideas about communicative planning and capacity building in collective action. In doing so, we combine political opportunity structure and Kingdon's policy window in order to develop an agency-centered approach to opportunity. We argue that we need to see the moments and structures of opportunity not simply as fixed, but as something that actors can 'make'. The moments of opportunity refer to the dynamic, emerging …
Spatial planning in the programming of urban investments: The experience of Indonesia's Integrated Urban Infrastructure Development Programme
Indonesia's countrywide Integrated Urban Infrastructure Development Programme (IUIDP) included a unique attempt to use spatial plans to guide infrastructure expenditure selection and scheduling. Methods for creating spatial plans relatively quickly and easily were used to overcome the inadequacies of traditional plan preparation processes. However, some of the more important lessons to be learned from this experience concern the apparent failure …
Residential land development in Jabotabek, Indonesia: Triggering economic crisis
Access to main roads or low cost land? Residential land developers' behaviour in Indonesia
Peri-urbanisation in East Asia: A new challenge for planning
Spatial transformation in peri-urban areas has provided an emerging picture of the growth of many metropolitan regions in developing countries, In this paper, we present a new perspective on this transformation from the viewpoint of the developing and transitional countries of East Asia, and suggest its potential implications for planning and governance. First, we reveal the uniqueness of pen-urbanisation in these countries in relation to its dep…
Policy networking as capacity building: An analysis of regional road development conflict in Indonesia
This article explores the potential of policy networking as an important aspect of capacity building. It deals with a road development project related to the regional planning issue of North Bandung Area (NBA), a water catchment area facing the expansion of Bandung Metropolitan Area, West Java, Indonesia. The debate on the road development proposal is reconstructed to illustrate how an environmental policy network is built by committed experts, p…
Planning by Opportunity: An Analysis of Periurban Environmental Conflicts in Indonesia
In this paper we seek to extend ideas about communicative planning and capacity building in collective action. In doing so, we combine political opportunity structure and Kingdon's policy window in order to develop an agency-centered approach to opportunity. We argue that we need to see the moments and structures of opportunity not simply as fixed, but as something that actors can 'make'. The moments of opportunity refer to the dynamic, emerging …
Slum upgrading and urban governance: Case studies in three South East Asian cities
Peri-urban transformation in the Jakarta metropolitan area
Gentrifying the peri-urban: Land use conflicts and institutional dynamics at the frontier of an Indonesian metropolis
This paper aims to specify the meaning of gentrification in rapidly peri-urbanising metropolitan regions in the context of Indonesia’s rapid transition to decentralisation and democracy. It discusses a case study of conflict over an environmental revitalisation project in a peri-urban area of Bandung City. The analysis focuses on the political processes, tactics and strategies supporting and opposing peri-urban gentrification and their consequenc…
The Role of Customary Land Ownership in Land-Use Conversion in the Peri-urban of Bukittinggi, Indonesia
Taluak is located in the peri-urban area of the city of Bukittinggi, in Agam Regency, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Bukittinggi is rapidly expanding into this peri-urban area. Due to a lack of sound land-use regulations, the growing population and increasing development are encroaching into the peri-urban area. In 1999, the administrative area of Bukittinggi was formally expanded to include some of the surrounding land that had previously been part of…
Slum-upgrading trough physical or socio-economic improvement? lessons from Bandung, Indonesia
Social relations in megaproject planning: Exploring the roles of local government in the development of Indonesia’s special economic zones
As a manifestation of current approaches to global planning, megaproject planning is an openended process that unfolds through the contestation, negotiation and contradiction of social (power) relations. However, recent studies still perceive local government authorities as elusive actors in shaping megaproject planning and development processes. This article uses two case studies to investigate the multifaceted roles that local government played…
Food service spatial pattern after the emergence of online retail
Online shopping has eliminated the need to visit physical commercial centres. As a result, trips to these centres have shifted from primarily shopping-motives to leisure, companionship, and dining. The shifting in consumer behaviour is implicated in the growing spatial agglomeration of restaurants/cafes within commercial centres in European cities. Conversely, in southern cities, various casual restaurants/cafes also serve as leisure and companio…
Shifts in the urban planning paradigm following the Covid-19 pandemic
The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic has prompted significant transformations in several facets of human existence as it has disseminated over the globe, hence instigating extensive investigations into urban environments and public health. Recent research has investigated the correlation between cities, urban planning, and COVID-19. This signifies a shift in the urban planning paradigm. Resume focusing on and giving priority to health, particularly in…
Opportunity for informal business networking to reshape the institutional capacity of community in housing revitalization projects: Learning from Bandung and Surakarta, Indonesia
Growing enthusiasm for collaborative planning and housing revitalization projects has instigated change in the institutional arena from government to multi-stakeholder domains for more democratic and sustainable outcomes. However, several projects, especially at the community level, failed to strengthen community power and voice, resulting in short-term community-driven activities. Amidst growing academic concerns over the efficacy of collaborati…
U-develop: People, public and private partnerships for community empowerment in Cibangkong, Indonesia low-income housing rejuvenation
Community participation in Design Review (DR) in Jakarta, Indonesia
The growth of buildings in big cities necessitates Design Review (DR) to ensure good urban planning. Design Review involves the city community in various forms; however, community participation remains very limited or even non-existent. There are indications that the community has not been involved in the Design Review process. Currently, DR tends to involve only experts and local government, without including the community. Therefore, this resea…
Relational Politics of Urban Metabolism: The Solidarity of City and Non‐City Inhabitants in Java, Indonesia
This article explores the political dimensions of urban metabolism as a relational urbanization process. We employ a qualitative approach to investigate a case study of material flows between Jakarta and Central Java, Indonesia. That extended space reflects the interconnectedness of city and non‐city spaces through material circulations, leading to socio‐spatial transformations and the emergence of relational politics. On the one hand, the metabo…
Hybrid Regulatory System of Peri-urban Land Financialization in Indonesia
This article investigates how the financialization of peri-urban land in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, is achieved through a hybrid regulatory system that combines multi-scalar state rules with customary land authority and contested actor power. It uses a directed qualitative content analysis of national and local rules and regulations regarding taxation, investment incentives, permissions and special tenure procedures. The case-study evidence of peri-u…
Business (13 works) · Economics (13 works) · Economic growth (12 works) · Geography (11 works) · Urban and Rural Development Challenges (10 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Environmental planning (6 works) · Politics (5 works)