Delmira Syafrini
Biographic Data
| ID | 891426 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Delmira Syafrini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Delmira |
| FAMILY NAME | Syafrini |
| SIGNATURE | SYAFRINI D |
| AFFILIATIONS | State University of Padang |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0199-2171 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Maritime Cultural Logic in the Entrepreneurial Practices of Fishpond Farmers on the North Coast of West Java
The coastal communities of Cirebon inhabit a dynamic socio-ecological environment characterized by seasonal fluctuations, tidal flooding, declining marine yields, and limited access to markets and capital. While previous studies have emphasized economic and technical aspects of coastal entrepreneurship, limited attention has been given to the cultural logic underlying entrepreneurial practices. This study examines how maritime cultural logic shap…
Transforming traditional villages into cultural heritage tourism destinations: Insights from the Minangkabau community in Indonesia
Cultural heritage tourism has become a major focus of development in various traditional villages over the past 20 years. However, there is a significant debate regarding the use of cultural elements in the tourism industry, as it is perceived as a commodification with negative impacts, such as undermining the authenticity of local culture and making the community an object of display. This study aimed to examine the transformation of traditional…
Peer learning pedagogy model: Connecting Kweekschool history with students in the digital age
Introduction This study addresses “Curricular Amnesia,” a systemic structural dysfunction within formal curricula that fails to integrate the physical assets of Senior High School 2 Bukittinggi (formerly Kweekschool) as a permanent spatial framework for collective memory in Southeast Asia. The research aims to analyze this institutional disconnect and formulate an innovative heritage education strategy driven by the digital agency of Generation Z…
The megaproject paradox in urban street food areas: Structural inertia and forced resilience in the Global South
Introduction: " street food megaproject in Bukittinggi, Indonesia. Despite substantial investment, the project failed to achieve its economic goals and created a restrictive environment. Using Giddens' Structuration Theory, this research analyzes how institutional structures and human agency interact amidst systemic failure. Methods: A qualitative case study was conducted, featuring in-depth interviews with 12 vendors and government representativ…
Innovation in developing isolated coastal villages into sustainable marine tourism villages in West Sumatra, Indonesia: Adaptive capacity, social capital, and transformation
This study is focused on explaining how social capital and adaptive capacity influenced the successful development of isolated coastal villages into sustainable marine tourism villages in Mandeh Integrated Marine Tourism Area (KWBT), West Sumatra, Indonesia. The region is among the few isolated areas that had successfully developed into a marine tourism village in a relatively short time, roughly less than 10 years. Therefore, a qualitative case-…
The Hidden Paradise; gap and culture shock in the transformation of a fishing villages into a tourism hotspots in Mandeh region, Indonesia
The indigenous fishermen of the Mandeh region in Indonesia were living in seclusion, disconnected from the rest of the world before 2015. However, the captivating landscape of the region, featuring rolling hills, lush forests, thriving mangroves, and picturesque islets, remained hidden and unexplored. The region has experienced a substantial increase in tourism since 2015, prompting the government to establish it as the primary tourism hub. There…
Shifting Patterns of Care for Elderly Women in the Changing Matrilineal Society of the Minangkabau, Indonesia
Pembangunan Pariwisata di Sekitar Slum Area Perkotaan: Dari Marginalisasi Menuju Transformasi
Makalah ini bertujuan untuk menjelaskan bagaimana pengembangan pariwisata yang dilakukan di sekitar kawasan Slum Area perkotaan, serta dampaknya terhadap transformasi kawasan dan komunitas lokal, dengan studi kasus kawasan pemukiman kumuh yang dihuni komunitas Nelayan di Pantai Purus Kota Padang. Hal ini menarik, karena kawasan di sekitar Pantai Purus dulunya diidentikkan dengan slum area yang dihuni oleh komunitas nelayan dengan streotipe yang n…
Reproduction of cultural identities among amalgamated Malay and Javanese families: Enculturation, negotiation, and hybrid identities
This article discusses how the reproduction of cultural identity in amalgamated families among Malay and Javanese in Tanjung Uma Village, Lubuk Baja District, Batam, Indonesia. The Malay and Javanese are ethnic groups that have different cultural characteristics, so various forms of negotiation are needed in the formation of cultural identity among family members. This is qualitative research with case study method, using observation and in-depth…
Social capital and cultural heritage tourism development in former mining town, West Sumatra, Indonesia
Rendang lokan: History, symbol of cultural identity, and food adaptation of Minangkabau tribe in West Sumatra, Indonesia
Rendangis a kind of food that has become one of cultural heritages of Minangkabau tribe. It is not only a local food that has been crowned the best food in the world by CNN, but it also serves as the cultural identity. Most of people think that rendang is only made from beef of buffalo meat. In fact, rendang has many varieties that relate to the types of the area and the local natural resources where it is cooked. West Sumatra consists of mountai…
The impact of multiethnic cultural tourism in an Indonesian former mining city
The inclusion of cultural features in a region's marketing to tourists is often seen as undermining the authenticity and sacred values of a culture; however, cultural tourism can have a constructive outcome by fostering cultural preservation. We examined the development of coal-mining heritage tourism in Sawahlunto, Indonesia, where the mining industry operated for more than a century before it ceased operations in 2001, threatening to push the c…
Rendang lokan: History, symbol of cultural identity, and food adaptation of Minangkabau tribe in West Sumatra, Indonesia
Rendangis a kind of food that has become one of cultural heritages of Minangkabau tribe. It is not only a local food that has been crowned the best food in the world by CNN, but it also serves as the cultural identity. Most of people think that rendang is only made from beef of buffalo meat. In fact, rendang has many varieties that relate to the types of the area and the local natural resources where it is cooked. West Sumatra consists of mountai…
The impact of multiethnic cultural tourism in an Indonesian former mining city
The inclusion of cultural features in a region's marketing to tourists is often seen as undermining the authenticity and sacred values of a culture; however, cultural tourism can have a constructive outcome by fostering cultural preservation. We examined the development of coal-mining heritage tourism in Sawahlunto, Indonesia, where the mining industry operated for more than a century before it ceased operations in 2001, threatening to push the c…
The impact of multiethnic cultural tourism in an Indonesian former mining city
The inclusion of cultural features in a region's marketing to tourists is often seen as undermining the authenticity and sacred values of a culture; however, cultural tourism can have a constructive outcome by fostering cultural preservation. We examined the development of coal-mining heritage tourism in Sawahlunto, Indonesia, where the mining industry operated for more than a century before it ceased operations in 2001, threatening to push the c…
Rendang lokan: History, symbol of cultural identity, and food adaptation of Minangkabau tribe in West Sumatra, Indonesia
Rendangis a kind of food that has become one of cultural heritages of Minangkabau tribe. It is not only a local food that has been crowned the best food in the world by CNN, but it also serves as the cultural identity. Most of people think that rendang is only made from beef of buffalo meat. In fact, rendang has many varieties that relate to the types of the area and the local natural resources where it is cooked. West Sumatra consists of mountai…
Pembangunan Pariwisata di Sekitar Slum Area Perkotaan: Dari Marginalisasi Menuju Transformasi
Makalah ini bertujuan untuk menjelaskan bagaimana pengembangan pariwisata yang dilakukan di sekitar kawasan Slum Area perkotaan, serta dampaknya terhadap transformasi kawasan dan komunitas lokal, dengan studi kasus kawasan pemukiman kumuh yang dihuni komunitas Nelayan di Pantai Purus Kota Padang. Hal ini menarik, karena kawasan di sekitar Pantai Purus dulunya diidentikkan dengan slum area yang dihuni oleh komunitas nelayan dengan streotipe yang n…
Reproduction of cultural identities among amalgamated Malay and Javanese families: Enculturation, negotiation, and hybrid identities
This article discusses how the reproduction of cultural identity in amalgamated families among Malay and Javanese in Tanjung Uma Village, Lubuk Baja District, Batam, Indonesia. The Malay and Javanese are ethnic groups that have different cultural characteristics, so various forms of negotiation are needed in the formation of cultural identity among family members. This is qualitative research with case study method, using observation and in-depth…
Social capital and cultural heritage tourism development in former mining town, West Sumatra, Indonesia
Shifting Patterns of Care for Elderly Women in the Changing Matrilineal Society of the Minangkabau, Indonesia
The Hidden Paradise; gap and culture shock in the transformation of a fishing villages into a tourism hotspots in Mandeh region, Indonesia
The indigenous fishermen of the Mandeh region in Indonesia were living in seclusion, disconnected from the rest of the world before 2015. However, the captivating landscape of the region, featuring rolling hills, lush forests, thriving mangroves, and picturesque islets, remained hidden and unexplored. The region has experienced a substantial increase in tourism since 2015, prompting the government to establish it as the primary tourism hub. There…
Maritime Cultural Logic in the Entrepreneurial Practices of Fishpond Farmers on the North Coast of West Java
The coastal communities of Cirebon inhabit a dynamic socio-ecological environment characterized by seasonal fluctuations, tidal flooding, declining marine yields, and limited access to markets and capital. While previous studies have emphasized economic and technical aspects of coastal entrepreneurship, limited attention has been given to the cultural logic underlying entrepreneurial practices. This study examines how maritime cultural logic shap…
Transforming traditional villages into cultural heritage tourism destinations: Insights from the Minangkabau community in Indonesia
Cultural heritage tourism has become a major focus of development in various traditional villages over the past 20 years. However, there is a significant debate regarding the use of cultural elements in the tourism industry, as it is perceived as a commodification with negative impacts, such as undermining the authenticity of local culture and making the community an object of display. This study aimed to examine the transformation of traditional…
Peer learning pedagogy model: Connecting Kweekschool history with students in the digital age
Introduction This study addresses “Curricular Amnesia,” a systemic structural dysfunction within formal curricula that fails to integrate the physical assets of Senior High School 2 Bukittinggi (formerly Kweekschool) as a permanent spatial framework for collective memory in Southeast Asia. The research aims to analyze this institutional disconnect and formulate an innovative heritage education strategy driven by the digital agency of Generation Z…
The megaproject paradox in urban street food areas: Structural inertia and forced resilience in the Global South
Introduction: " street food megaproject in Bukittinggi, Indonesia. Despite substantial investment, the project failed to achieve its economic goals and created a restrictive environment. Using Giddens' Structuration Theory, this research analyzes how institutional structures and human agency interact amidst systemic failure. Methods: A qualitative case study was conducted, featuring in-depth interviews with 12 vendors and government representativ…
Innovation in developing isolated coastal villages into sustainable marine tourism villages in West Sumatra, Indonesia: Adaptive capacity, social capital, and transformation
This study is focused on explaining how social capital and adaptive capacity influenced the successful development of isolated coastal villages into sustainable marine tourism villages in Mandeh Integrated Marine Tourism Area (KWBT), West Sumatra, Indonesia. The region is among the few isolated areas that had successfully developed into a marine tourism village in a relatively short time, roughly less than 10 years. Therefore, a qualitative case-…
Tourism (5 works) · Community-based Tourism Development and Sustainability (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Tourism geography (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Cultural heritage (3 works) · Cultural identity (3 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 works) · Geography (3 works)