Darmanto
Biographic Data
| ID | 820076 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Darmanto |
| FAMILY NAME | Darmanto |
| SIGNATURE | DARMANTO |
| AFFILIATIONS | Czech Academy of Sciences, Oriental Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5327-7658 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Blockchain Adoption in Emerging Economies: The Interplay of Digital Infrastructure and Organizational Capabilities in Indonesia
This study investigates the determinants of blockchain adoption and their influence on platform usage intentions by integrating the Technology-Organization-Environment framework with the Technology Acceptance Model to reveal asymmetric causal pathways in distributed ledger technology diffusion. Employing partial least squares structural equation modeling on survey data from organizational respondents across diverse industries and firm sizes, we e…
Envisioning Climate Politics From Below: Rural Indonesia in the Shadow of Climate Change
Climate Change is political ‘all the way down’. Yet, the nature of the ‘everyday politics’ emerging from below as climate change impacts rural societies remains underexamined. How do increasing climate variability and climate policies shape agrarian politics and rural futures? How, in turn, do agrarian politics, practices and aspirations for specific rural futures influence the perception of climate change and the implementation of climate polici…
The Story of Abu-abu and the Theory of Dispossession from Below
In the Shadow of the Palms: More-than-Human Becomings in Western Papua by Sophie Chao (2022) offers a refreshing and moving account of dispossessed people experiencing, theorising, and resisting th
Eating, sharing, and mutuality of being among the mentawai on Siberut Island, Indonesia
This article examines the importance of sharing and eating in constructing personhood, reproducing social institutions, and reenacting social value. Based on 18 months of fieldwork among the Indigenous Mentawai living on Siberut Island (Indonesia), it examines eating and sharing that hint at food's importance in the Mentawai's idea of family, kinship, and mutuality. Eating and sharing food are not merely digestive activities; they constitute a pr…
Producing Human Life or Protecting Wildlife: People, Park, and Space on Siberut Island, Indonesia
A series of biodiversity conservation campaign since 1980s and the establishment of Siberut National Park on Siberut Island (West Sumatra, Indonesia) have seriously unsettled the relationship between the Mentawai and forest as well as between the Mentawai with powerful external agencies. For the Mentawai, forest and nature should be managed and utilized. Claiming and contesting forests have been part of the Mentawai social fabric and histories, w…
Unleashing the potential of mobile broadband: Evidence from Indonesia's underdeveloped regions on its role in reducing income inequality
Rice ambiguity' and the taste of modernity on Siberut Island, Indonesia
Indigenous Mentawai on Siberut Island (Indonesia) consume sago and tubers as their staple foods. Since the early twentieth century, Dutch colonial officers, missionaries, migrants, and Indonesian state agencies have strongly encouraged the cultivation and consumption of rice in lieu of these native staples. While Mentawai find rice tastier, easier to serve, and more prestigious, they also discover that rice fails to satisfy their appetites or for…
Good to Produce: Food, gardening, and valued persons in contemporary Mentawai society, Indonesia
This article examines the role of food and food-related activities in a Mentawai society on Siberut island (West Sumatra, Indonesia). In particular, it deals with gardening, the main Mentawai activity for producing food, and its relation to the construction of Mentawai personhood. Gardening is a set of activities through which the Mentawai produce and reproduce themselves and others. It is the principal activity within a total process of construc…
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Good to Produce: Food, gardening, and valued persons in contemporary Mentawai society, Indonesia
This article examines the role of food and food-related activities in a Mentawai society on Siberut island (West Sumatra, Indonesia). In particular, it deals with gardening, the main Mentawai activity for producing food, and its relation to the construction of Mentawai personhood. Gardening is a set of activities through which the Mentawai produce and reproduce themselves and others. It is the principal activity within a total process of construc…
Unleashing the potential of mobile broadband: Evidence from Indonesia's underdeveloped regions on its role in reducing income inequality
Rice ambiguity' and the taste of modernity on Siberut Island, Indonesia
Indigenous Mentawai on Siberut Island (Indonesia) consume sago and tubers as their staple foods. Since the early twentieth century, Dutch colonial officers, missionaries, migrants, and Indonesian state agencies have strongly encouraged the cultivation and consumption of rice in lieu of these native staples. While Mentawai find rice tastier, easier to serve, and more prestigious, they also discover that rice fails to satisfy their appetites or for…
Eating, sharing, and mutuality of being among the mentawai on Siberut Island, Indonesia
This article examines the importance of sharing and eating in constructing personhood, reproducing social institutions, and reenacting social value. Based on 18 months of fieldwork among the Indigenous Mentawai living on Siberut Island (Indonesia), it examines eating and sharing that hint at food's importance in the Mentawai's idea of family, kinship, and mutuality. Eating and sharing food are not merely digestive activities; they constitute a pr…
Producing Human Life or Protecting Wildlife: People, Park, and Space on Siberut Island, Indonesia
A series of biodiversity conservation campaign since 1980s and the establishment of Siberut National Park on Siberut Island (West Sumatra, Indonesia) have seriously unsettled the relationship between the Mentawai and forest as well as between the Mentawai with powerful external agencies. For the Mentawai, forest and nature should be managed and utilized. Claiming and contesting forests have been part of the Mentawai social fabric and histories, w…
Envisioning Climate Politics From Below: Rural Indonesia in the Shadow of Climate Change
Climate Change is political ‘all the way down’. Yet, the nature of the ‘everyday politics’ emerging from below as climate change impacts rural societies remains underexamined. How do increasing climate variability and climate policies shape agrarian politics and rural futures? How, in turn, do agrarian politics, practices and aspirations for specific rural futures influence the perception of climate change and the implementation of climate polici…
The Story of Abu-abu and the Theory of Dispossession from Below
In the Shadow of the Palms: More-than-Human Becomings in Western Papua by Sophie Chao (2022) offers a refreshing and moving account of dispossessed people experiencing, theorising, and resisting th
Blockchain Adoption in Emerging Economies: The Interplay of Digital Infrastructure and Organizational Capabilities in Indonesia
This study investigates the determinants of blockchain adoption and their influence on platform usage intentions by integrating the Technology-Organization-Environment framework with the Technology Acceptance Model to reveal asymmetric causal pathways in distributed ledger technology diffusion. Employing partial least squares structural equation modeling on survey data from organizational respondents across diverse industries and firm sizes, we e…
Culinary Culture and Tourism (3 works) · Biology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Agrarian society (1 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (1 works) · Ancient history (1 works) · Asian Geopolitics and Ethnography (1 works) · Blockchain Technology Applications and Security (1 works)