Patrick Guinne
Biographic Data
| ID | 80880 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patrick Guinne |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patrick |
| FAMILY NAME | Guinne |
| SIGNATURE | GUINNE P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Australian National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4205-4405 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Oil Palm's Grey Horizons
Sophie Chao’s vivid exploration of the coming of the oil palm to the world of the Marind of Papua grounds her analysis in Indigenous theories of human and non-human relationships (2022). It is an i
Managing Risk in Uncertain Times
Recent clearing of squatter housing along rivers in Jakarta demonstrates a government focused on eliminating the uncertainty and risk of flooding, characterised by Zeiderman, Austin [(2015). Spaces of Uncertainty: Governing Urban Environmental Hazards. In Modes of Uncertainty, edited by Paul Rabinow and Limor Samimian-Darash, 182-200. Chicago: University of Chicago Press] as a strategy of securitization. Such government actions optimise technolog…
Kampung
Kampung are off‐street neighborhoods found in the cities of Malaysia and Indonesia. Condemned by urban planners for their untidy appearance and feared by middle‐class and elite urban residents for their diverse and often unlicensed housing, livelihoods, and sociopolitical governance, kampung have more recently been acknowledged for their residents' contribution to city life and economy. As urban migration continues kampung populations expand, pro…
The Unbounded Space and Moral Transgression
Capitalist transformations in West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea, have focused on setting boundaries on land and social relations as an efficient way to generate productive relations. But for the Maututu around Bialla town where the palm oil industry has been established the perception of productivity rests not on establishing boundaries but on exploring horizons. Recent dramatic changes to the economy and demography of this area have in…
Getting By
"‘Getting By’: Class and State Formation among Chinese in Malaysia." The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, 18(3), pp. 272–273
The Development Squeeze
‘I argue that a great many people have and will have no part to play in production organized on the basis of profit’ (4). So Tania Li introduces the significance of her study of the commercialisati
Religion, Community and Conflict in Indonesia
This review essay of Violence and Vengeance engages with Duncan's view that religious distinctions on their own are rarely the cause of violence, although they may subsequently form its raison d'etre. The review examines how religion assumes a very public space in various Indonesian societies but how the public profession of distinctive religious positions need not stir hostility. However, recent assertions of religious purity and correctness are…
Talking about Development in Yogyakarta
Dalam tahun-tahun terakhir rezim Orde Baru, debat tentang isu pembangunan banyak dilakukan, meski dengan kehati-hatian. Tidak semua debat itu memuji dan mengakui 'pertumbuhan' sebagai satu-satunya kriteria kemajuan, walaupun 'pertumbuhan' merupakan wacana yang dominan. Situasi yang dihadapi masyarakat kampung di Yogyakarta memberikan gambaran bahwa pengutamaan pada 'pertumbuhan' itu tidaklah tepat. Tulisan ini menyajikan alternatif untuk versi-ve…
Research-Based Learning
The challenge of bringing research-based learning to undergraduate development studies and anthropology students has led to convening a fieldschool in Indonesia. The fieldschool has been vital in introducing students to fieldwork methodology and in developing a deeper understanding of the relation of research data to development theory. In addition, students who participate in the fieldschool discover a whole new aspect to learning where an emoti…
Local Community And The State
Cet article propose une analyse sur l'ideologie et les pratiques de la communaute dans un quartier peripherique urbain (kampung) de Yogyakarta, a Java. Le quartier de Ledok Code se situe a courte distance de la gare ferroviere, du cente commercial et du temple du sultan. Il est percu comme indesirable par l'elite locale et recoit les migrants venus des campagnes, les petits employes et commercants ou ceux qui recherchent un emploi. Les pratiques …
Obituary
Constructing And Contesting TheKampung
Dans cet article, l'A. expose ses relations personelles de voisinage dans les villes Indonesiennes. Lors d'un retour sur le terrain, une rencontre avec un americain lui permet de construire une reflexion sur la construction des relations entre etrangers puis entre etrangers et autochtones. Dans une recherche sur les relations de voisinage, appelees en Indonesie kampung tout comme le quartier, l'ethnologue est un acteur au meme titre que ses infor…
On the Margin of Capitalism
Malaysian 'development' has been concentrated first in plantation crops, and more recently in industrial growth. The Malaysian Government has attempted to decentralize the country's industrial activities by setting up industrial estates in smaller towns and rural locations. This book traces the industrial growth of a rural subdistrict in Johor following the state's investment in the 1,000-hectare Pasir Gudang Industrial Estate on the Johor Strait…
Indonesian Migrants in Johor
The links between Indonesia and Johor, Malaysia, across the narrow straits have been strong for centuries. 1 1 The movement of people between the Malay Peninsula and the Indonesian islands further south dates back at least to the Srivijaya kingdom of the seventh to thirteenth centuries. Indonesian labour migration to the Malay Peninsula has been occurring since 1961, and possibly earlier (Bahrin 1965; 1967; Khazim 1984). Many Johoreans trace thei…
Suppression Or Restraint
The Gelandangan of Yogyakarta
On the Margin of Capitalism
Malaysian 'development' has been concentrated first in plantation crops, and more recently in industrial growth. The Malaysian Government has attempted to decentralize the country's industrial activities by setting up industrial estates in smaller towns and rural locations. This book traces the industrial growth of a rural subdistrict in Johor following the state's investment in the 1,000-hectare Pasir Gudang Industrial Estate on the Johor Strait…
Research-Based Learning
The challenge of bringing research-based learning to undergraduate development studies and anthropology students has led to convening a fieldschool in Indonesia. The fieldschool has been vital in introducing students to fieldwork methodology and in developing a deeper understanding of the relation of research data to development theory. In addition, students who participate in the fieldschool discover a whole new aspect to learning where an emoti…
Indonesian Migrants in Johor
The links between Indonesia and Johor, Malaysia, across the narrow straits have been strong for centuries. 1 1 The movement of people between the Malay Peninsula and the Indonesian islands further south dates back at least to the Srivijaya kingdom of the seventh to thirteenth centuries. Indonesian labour migration to the Malay Peninsula has been occurring since 1961, and possibly earlier (Bahrin 1965; 1967; Khazim 1984). Many Johoreans trace thei…
The Unbounded Space and Moral Transgression
Capitalist transformations in West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea, have focused on setting boundaries on land and social relations as an efficient way to generate productive relations. But for the Maututu around Bialla town where the palm oil industry has been established the perception of productivity rests not on establishing boundaries but on exploring horizons. Recent dramatic changes to the economy and demography of this area have in…
Managing Risk in Uncertain Times
Recent clearing of squatter housing along rivers in Jakarta demonstrates a government focused on eliminating the uncertainty and risk of flooding, characterised by Zeiderman, Austin [(2015). Spaces of Uncertainty: Governing Urban Environmental Hazards. In Modes of Uncertainty, edited by Paul Rabinow and Limor Samimian-Darash, 182-200. Chicago: University of Chicago Press] as a strategy of securitization. Such government actions optimise technolog…
Local Community And The State
Cet article propose une analyse sur l'ideologie et les pratiques de la communaute dans un quartier peripherique urbain (kampung) de Yogyakarta, a Java. Le quartier de Ledok Code se situe a courte distance de la gare ferroviere, du cente commercial et du temple du sultan. Il est percu comme indesirable par l'elite locale et recoit les migrants venus des campagnes, les petits employes et commercants ou ceux qui recherchent un emploi. Les pratiques …
The Gelandangan of Yogyakarta
Suppression Or Restraint
Indonesian Migrants in Johor
The links between Indonesia and Johor, Malaysia, across the narrow straits have been strong for centuries. 1 1 The movement of people between the Malay Peninsula and the Indonesian islands further south dates back at least to the Srivijaya kingdom of the seventh to thirteenth centuries. Indonesian labour migration to the Malay Peninsula has been occurring since 1961, and possibly earlier (Bahrin 1965; 1967; Khazim 1984). Many Johoreans trace thei…
On the Margin of Capitalism
Malaysian 'development' has been concentrated first in plantation crops, and more recently in industrial growth. The Malaysian Government has attempted to decentralize the country's industrial activities by setting up industrial estates in smaller towns and rural locations. This book traces the industrial growth of a rural subdistrict in Johor following the state's investment in the 1,000-hectare Pasir Gudang Industrial Estate on the Johor Strait…
Obituary
Constructing And Contesting TheKampung
Dans cet article, l'A. expose ses relations personelles de voisinage dans les villes Indonesiennes. Lors d'un retour sur le terrain, une rencontre avec un americain lui permet de construire une reflexion sur la construction des relations entre etrangers puis entre etrangers et autochtones. Dans une recherche sur les relations de voisinage, appelees en Indonesie kampung tout comme le quartier, l'ethnologue est un acteur au meme titre que ses infor…
Local Community And The State
Cet article propose une analyse sur l'ideologie et les pratiques de la communaute dans un quartier peripherique urbain (kampung) de Yogyakarta, a Java. Le quartier de Ledok Code se situe a courte distance de la gare ferroviere, du cente commercial et du temple du sultan. Il est percu comme indesirable par l'elite locale et recoit les migrants venus des campagnes, les petits employes et commercants ou ceux qui recherchent un emploi. Les pratiques …
Research-Based Learning
The challenge of bringing research-based learning to undergraduate development studies and anthropology students has led to convening a fieldschool in Indonesia. The fieldschool has been vital in introducing students to fieldwork methodology and in developing a deeper understanding of the relation of research data to development theory. In addition, students who participate in the fieldschool discover a whole new aspect to learning where an emoti…
Talking about Development in Yogyakarta
Dalam tahun-tahun terakhir rezim Orde Baru, debat tentang isu pembangunan banyak dilakukan, meski dengan kehati-hatian. Tidak semua debat itu memuji dan mengakui 'pertumbuhan' sebagai satu-satunya kriteria kemajuan, walaupun 'pertumbuhan' merupakan wacana yang dominan. Situasi yang dihadapi masyarakat kampung di Yogyakarta memberikan gambaran bahwa pengutamaan pada 'pertumbuhan' itu tidaklah tepat. Tulisan ini menyajikan alternatif untuk versi-ve…
The Development Squeeze
‘I argue that a great many people have and will have no part to play in production organized on the basis of profit’ (4). So Tania Li introduces the significance of her study of the commercialisati
Religion, Community and Conflict in Indonesia
This review essay of Violence and Vengeance engages with Duncan's view that religious distinctions on their own are rarely the cause of violence, although they may subsequently form its raison d'etre. The review examines how religion assumes a very public space in various Indonesian societies but how the public profession of distinctive religious positions need not stir hostility. However, recent assertions of religious purity and correctness are…
Getting By
"‘Getting By’: Class and State Formation among Chinese in Malaysia." The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, 18(3), pp. 272–273
The Unbounded Space and Moral Transgression
Capitalist transformations in West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea, have focused on setting boundaries on land and social relations as an efficient way to generate productive relations. But for the Maututu around Bialla town where the palm oil industry has been established the perception of productivity rests not on establishing boundaries but on exploring horizons. Recent dramatic changes to the economy and demography of this area have in…
Kampung
Kampung are off‐street neighborhoods found in the cities of Malaysia and Indonesia. Condemned by urban planners for their untidy appearance and feared by middle‐class and elite urban residents for their diverse and often unlicensed housing, livelihoods, and sociopolitical governance, kampung have more recently been acknowledged for their residents' contribution to city life and economy. As urban migration continues kampung populations expand, pro…
Managing Risk in Uncertain Times
Recent clearing of squatter housing along rivers in Jakarta demonstrates a government focused on eliminating the uncertainty and risk of flooding, characterised by Zeiderman, Austin [(2015). Spaces of Uncertainty: Governing Urban Environmental Hazards. In Modes of Uncertainty, edited by Paul Rabinow and Limor Samimian-Darash, 182-200. Chicago: University of Chicago Press] as a strategy of securitization. Such government actions optimise technolog…
Oil Palm's Grey Horizons
Sophie Chao’s vivid exploration of the coming of the oil palm to the world of the Marind of Papua grounds her analysis in Indigenous theories of human and non-human relationships (2022). It is an i
Political science (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Asian Studies and History (8 works) · Socioeconomic Development in Asia (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Politics (3 works)