Fikri Zul Fahmi
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 196388 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Fikri Zul Fahmi |
| PRENOMES | Fikri Zul |
| SOBRENOME | Fahmi |
| ASSINATURA | FAHMI F Z |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Bandung Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4807-7125 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 55 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
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…
Polarised or Depolarised Urbanisation
Informal economy notion in creative industry policy
The ‘informality’ of a business may be in terms of location, licensing and product registration, which can result in a lack of access to strategies, programmes and incentives for local economic promotion by formal institutions. This study examines policies and strategies that led to creative kampongs’ development and improvement. By conducting policy analysis, the paper studies how and to what extent different policies related to creative industr…
Risk communication in risk-based planning
Purpose This paper aims to explore the extent to which risk communication has been implemented into spatial planning practice in Indonesia by using the coastal area of Subang Regency as a case study. Risk communication in risk-based planning (RBP) is the process of exchanging information about risk and hazards between all actors which emphasizes determining the level of risk acceptance of communities to support appropriate decision making in spat…
Rural social enterprises and social innovation during Covid-19 in Indonesia
Innovation and Well-Being in Indigenous Entrepreneurship in Indonesia
This study explores how innovation occurs in Indigenous entrepreneurship and its effects on the well-being of Indigenous communities in Indonesia, a country in the Global South. Previous research indicates that innovation can occur in Indigenous entrepreneurship. However, there is a lack of understanding about how innovation impacts the well-being of Indigenous communities, particularly at the individual level. The capability approach provides a …
Digital technologies and rural community resilience
Digital technologies and rural community resilience
Innovation in informal creative industries
Creative industries in Indonesia
Several studies on creative industries (CIs) have investigated the impact of CIs on the social and economic development of cities, regions or countries in the Global South. In Indonesia, past research has focussed on CIs’ impact on national economic development and their network processes and effects. Few studies have examined the role of creative kampongs at a local scale, especially the multi-dimensional aspects of the socio-spatial processes o…
Creative industries and disaster resilience
Transformative resilience
Rural transformation and the development of information and communication technologies
Digitalization and Social Innovation in Rural Areas
This paper aims to identify how rural digitalization influences social innovation in the context of the Global South. Using qualitative research methods, we examine two cases of digitalization in rural areas in Indonesia, which represent differing types of digital technologies and economic activities. Our findings show that the use of digital technologies in livelihood strategies stimulates new social and institutional practices in rural areas. A…
Informality and the branding of creative places
This paper examines how informality is utilised in the branding of urban kampong and how this reshapes kampong development in the context of the global South. We examine the case of Suci area, Bandung, which the local government relabelled as a 'creative tourism kampong' in order to rejuvenate the identity of the long-established businesses in the area. Informality is thus strategically used to develop the brand identity of the kampong. The brand…
Rural transformation, digitalisation and subjective wellbeing
Business networks, social capital and the economic performance of creative and cultural industries
This study examines the ways in which networking characteristics and practices influence the economic performance of creative and cultural industries. The notion of social capital is used to conceptualise the complex nature of networks, including both professional and social relationships that occur on multiple levels. This qualitative study is set in the context of Indonesia, in which two cases are examined: creative apparel entrepreneurs in Ban…
Creative Industries and Regional Productivity Growth in the Developing Economy
This paper examines the degree to which creative industries stimulate regional productivity growth in a developing country, Indonesia. The Indonesian government promotes long‐established “traditional” craft businesses as creative industries, but they pay less attention to new knowledge creation and focus on highlighting heritage values as selling points. Our findings show that the “real” creative industries are still scarce and found mostly in fa…
Creative economy policy in developing countries
This paper investigates how the creative economy discourse is interpreted and implemented in the context of Indonesia as a developing country. Our main conclusion is that the discourse is interpreted differently across localities. Bandung appears to be the only locality whose interpretation aligns with the general understanding of a creative economy that emphasises knowledge creation and innovation. This was made possible by the strong support fr…
The location of creative industries in a developing country
Leadership and collaborative planning
This article examines the extent to which leadership factors contribute to the success of collaborative planning processes. By examining the best practice in urban management in decentralizing Indonesia, we found that leadership encouraged a trustworthy and effective consensus building between the local government and the communities. The local leaders grasped socio-cultural contexts of the city to formulate communication strategies in a way that…
Regional Dynamics in a Decentralized Indonesia
"Regional Dynamics in a Decentralized Indonesia." Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies, 51(3), pp. 484–486
Extended urbanization in small and medium-sized cities
Rural transformation, digitalisation and subjective wellbeing
Digitalization and Social Innovation in Rural Areas
This paper aims to identify how rural digitalization influences social innovation in the context of the Global South. Using qualitative research methods, we examine two cases of digitalization in rural areas in Indonesia, which represent differing types of digital technologies and economic activities. Our findings show that the use of digital technologies in livelihood strategies stimulates new social and institutional practices in rural areas. A…
Extended urbanization in small and medium-sized cities
Creative economy policy in developing countries
This paper investigates how the creative economy discourse is interpreted and implemented in the context of Indonesia as a developing country. Our main conclusion is that the discourse is interpreted differently across localities. Bandung appears to be the only locality whose interpretation aligns with the general understanding of a creative economy that emphasises knowledge creation and innovation. This was made possible by the strong support fr…
The location of creative industries in a developing country
Leadership and collaborative planning
This article examines the extent to which leadership factors contribute to the success of collaborative planning processes. By examining the best practice in urban management in decentralizing Indonesia, we found that leadership encouraged a trustworthy and effective consensus building between the local government and the communities. The local leaders grasped socio-cultural contexts of the city to formulate communication strategies in a way that…
Rural transformation and the development of information and communication technologies
Digital technologies and rural community resilience
Informality and the branding of creative places
This paper examines how informality is utilised in the branding of urban kampong and how this reshapes kampong development in the context of the global South. We examine the case of Suci area, Bandung, which the local government relabelled as a 'creative tourism kampong' in order to rejuvenate the identity of the long-established businesses in the area. Informality is thus strategically used to develop the brand identity of the kampong. The brand…
Extended urbanization in small and medium-sized cities
Leadership and collaborative planning
This article examines the extent to which leadership factors contribute to the success of collaborative planning processes. By examining the best practice in urban management in decentralizing Indonesia, we found that leadership encouraged a trustworthy and effective consensus building between the local government and the communities. The local leaders grasped socio-cultural contexts of the city to formulate communication strategies in a way that…
Regional Dynamics in a Decentralized Indonesia
"Regional Dynamics in a Decentralized Indonesia." Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies, 51(3), pp. 484–486
The location of creative industries in a developing country
Creative Industries and Regional Productivity Growth in the Developing Economy
This paper examines the degree to which creative industries stimulate regional productivity growth in a developing country, Indonesia. The Indonesian government promotes long‐established “traditional” craft businesses as creative industries, but they pay less attention to new knowledge creation and focus on highlighting heritage values as selling points. Our findings show that the “real” creative industries are still scarce and found mostly in fa…
Creative economy policy in developing countries
This paper investigates how the creative economy discourse is interpreted and implemented in the context of Indonesia as a developing country. Our main conclusion is that the discourse is interpreted differently across localities. Bandung appears to be the only locality whose interpretation aligns with the general understanding of a creative economy that emphasises knowledge creation and innovation. This was made possible by the strong support fr…
Business networks, social capital and the economic performance of creative and cultural industries
This study examines the ways in which networking characteristics and practices influence the economic performance of creative and cultural industries. The notion of social capital is used to conceptualise the complex nature of networks, including both professional and social relationships that occur on multiple levels. This qualitative study is set in the context of Indonesia, in which two cases are examined: creative apparel entrepreneurs in Ban…
Rural transformation, digitalisation and subjective wellbeing
Informality and the branding of creative places
This paper examines how informality is utilised in the branding of urban kampong and how this reshapes kampong development in the context of the global South. We examine the case of Suci area, Bandung, which the local government relabelled as a 'creative tourism kampong' in order to rejuvenate the identity of the long-established businesses in the area. Informality is thus strategically used to develop the brand identity of the kampong. The brand…
Digitalization and Social Innovation in Rural Areas
This paper aims to identify how rural digitalization influences social innovation in the context of the Global South. Using qualitative research methods, we examine two cases of digitalization in rural areas in Indonesia, which represent differing types of digital technologies and economic activities. Our findings show that the use of digital technologies in livelihood strategies stimulates new social and institutional practices in rural areas. A…
Creative industries and disaster resilience
Transformative resilience
Rural transformation and the development of information and communication technologies
Creative industries in Indonesia
Several studies on creative industries (CIs) have investigated the impact of CIs on the social and economic development of cities, regions or countries in the Global South. In Indonesia, past research has focussed on CIs’ impact on national economic development and their network processes and effects. Few studies have examined the role of creative kampongs at a local scale, especially the multi-dimensional aspects of the socio-spatial processes o…
Risk communication in risk-based planning
Purpose This paper aims to explore the extent to which risk communication has been implemented into spatial planning practice in Indonesia by using the coastal area of Subang Regency as a case study. Risk communication in risk-based planning (RBP) is the process of exchanging information about risk and hazards between all actors which emphasizes determining the level of risk acceptance of communities to support appropriate decision making in spat…
Rural social enterprises and social innovation during Covid-19 in Indonesia
Innovation and Well-Being in Indigenous Entrepreneurship in Indonesia
This study explores how innovation occurs in Indigenous entrepreneurship and its effects on the well-being of Indigenous communities in Indonesia, a country in the Global South. Previous research indicates that innovation can occur in Indigenous entrepreneurship. However, there is a lack of understanding about how innovation impacts the well-being of Indigenous communities, particularly at the individual level. The capability approach provides a …
Digital technologies and rural community resilience
Digital technologies and rural community resilience
Innovation in informal creative industries
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…
Polarised or Depolarised Urbanisation
Informal economy notion in creative industry policy
The ‘informality’ of a business may be in terms of location, licensing and product registration, which can result in a lack of access to strategies, programmes and incentives for local economic promotion by formal institutions. This study examines policies and strategies that led to creative kampongs’ development and improvement. By conducting policy analysis, the paper studies how and to what extent different policies related to creative industr…
Political science (16 obras) · Business (15 obras) · Economics (15 obras) · Geography (14 obras) · Economic growth (11 obras) · Creative industries (9 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (8 obras) · Economic geography (8 obras) · Indonesian (5 obras)