Digital weberianism bureaucracy: Alertness and disaster risk reduction (DRR) related to the Sunda Strait volcanic tsunami

Meilani, Nur Laila; Hardjosoekarto, Sudarsono

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2020.101898

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“…However, the nature of this influence and importance is not only a function of the amount of connections. For instance, Meilani and Hardjosoekarto (2020) and Chen et al (2020) make a distinction between Degree and Eigenvector Centrality by stating that power is measured in the latter not by how many connections a node has, but who the connections are. In both examples, nodes represent actors within disaster risk reduction efforts after an event and the power is identified by examining nodes who are both mutually high in Eigenvector Centrality, thus identifying who is most powerful differently than Degree Centrality affords.…”

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Exploring the raison d’etre behind metric selection in network analysis: a systematic review

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Network analysis is a useful tool to analyse the interactions and structure of graphs that represent the relationships among entities, such as sectors within an urban system. Connecting entities in this way is vital in understanding the complexity of the modern world, and how to navigate these complexities during an event. However, the field of network analysis has grown rapidly since the 1970s to produce a vast array of available metrics that describe different graph properties. This diversity allows network analysis to be applied across myriad research domains and contexts, however widespread applications have produced polysemic metrics. Challenges arise in identifying which method of network analysis to adopt, which metrics to choose, and how many are suitable. This paper undertakes a structured review of literature to provide clarity on raison d’etre behind metric selection and suggests a way forward for applied network analysis. It is essential that future studies explicitly report the rationale behind metric choice and describe how the mathematics relates to target concepts and themes. An exploratory metric analysis is an important step in identifying the most important metrics and understanding redundant ones. Finally, where applicable, one should select an optimal number of metrics that describe the network both locally and globally, so as to understand the interactions and structure as holistically as possible.

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“…Digital infrastructure transforms code into algorithms that are elaborated on a platform where digital footprints substitute material archives. In addition, data scientist replaces expert (Muellerleile and Robertson 2018 ; Meilani and Hardjosoekarto 2020 ). Bureaucrats who are adaptive to technology will easily master the reframing of the three principles of modern bureaucracy of Weber ( 1978 ), rearranged by Muellerleile and Robertson ( 2018 ) into DWB.…”

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“… This study aims to analyze institutional divergence of Beckert ( 2010 ) by measuring the reframing of three constitutive principles of Digital Weberian Bureaucracy (DWB). In contrast to the studies by Gaus et al ( 2017 ), Sofyani et al ( 2018 ), Muellerleile and Robertson ( 2018 ), Turner et al ( 2019 ), and Meilani and Hardjosoekarto ( 2020 ), this study explores normative and mimetic mechanisms resulting in the mixed pattern of public administration (Traditional Public Administration (TPA), New Public Management (NPM), and Post NPM), focusing on the transformation of Digital Era Governance (DEG). Employing Soft Systems Methodology (SSM) by Reynolds and Holwell ( 2010 ), combined with Text Network Analysis (TNA) by Segev ( 2020 ) and Social Network Analysis (SNA) by Borgatti et al ( 2014 ), this study shows the micro dynamics of relationships between actors, the meso dynamics of organizations, and the absence of regulations at the macro level, all of which lead to institutional divergence in the form of fully hybrid governance (as proposed by De Waele et al ( 2015 )) that is also caused by normative and mimetic mechanisms.…”

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Institutional Divergence of Digital Item Bank Management in Bureaucratic Hybridization: An Application of SSM Based Multi-Method

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“…Pemetaan peran kepemimpinan lokal tradisional yang didasarkan pada legitimasi agama dan spiritualitas, khususnya yang berasal dari etnografi digital dipetakan melalui penggunaan SNA perangkat lunak Gephi 0.9.2. Selain memvisualisasikan jaringan dalam bentuk diagram jaringan -sosiogram -terdiri dari titik dan garis, pengolahan SNA juga menghasilkan pengukuran sentralitas (Meilani dan Hardjosoekarto, 2020). Hasilnya akan dianalisa bersama dengan analisa deskriptif dari data etnografi postkritis, sehingga koherensi antar aspek yang menjawab permasalahan terkait peran dan kontestasi patron agama dalam tahapan siklus manajemen bencana ganda dapat terurai dengan baik dan utuh.…”

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Peran Dan Kontestasi Patron Agama Dalam Penguatan Resiliensi Komunitas Rawan Bencana Ganda (Double Disaster) Di Tengah Pandemi Covid-19

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Sudjatmiko²

2021

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In dealing with disasters, the community is known to have resilience which is often triggered by the power and role of patrons, especially religious patrons. The purpose of this study is to explain in depth the contestation of the power of religious patrons in strengthening the resilience of double disaster-prone communities in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. According to Foucault (2002), power does not come from outside but from within. Power carries out its role through a series of rules and certain systems so as to produce a kind of chain of power. This research method uses a mix method, namely conventional qualitative ethnography in the field with digital ethnography methods, and quantitative methods of Social Network Analysis. This study explains various aspects related to the role of religious patrons who have religious legitimacy and spirituality, contestation and differences in understanding and approach, and social mechanisms in strengthening the resilience of double disaster-prone communities to efforts to strengthen community preparedness in dealing with various disasters, especially in the Covid-19 emergency situation. The role of Islamic religious patron groups is seen in efforts to reduce the risk of double disasters in the form of landslides and earthquakes amid the Covid-19 pandemic in Wonosobo. On the other hand, the role of Catholic religious groups is clearly seen in efforts to reduce the risk of double disasters in the form of an earthquake and Cyclone Seroja amidst the Covid-19 pandemic in the Ngada area. The contestation of internal religious understanding is very clear in Wonosobo, and not seen in Ngada. This is due to the centralistic system of Catholic religion which is able to minimize differences in religious understanding.

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Digital weberianism bureaucracy: Alertness and disaster risk reduction (DRR) related to the Sunda Strait volcanic tsunami

Cited by 9 publications

References 53 publications

Exploring the raison d’etre behind metric selection in network analysis: a systematic review

Exploring the raison d’etre behind metric selection in network analysis: a systematic review

Institutional Divergence of Digital Item Bank Management in Bureaucratic Hybridization: An Application of SSM Based Multi-Method

Peran Dan Kontestasi Patron Agama Dalam Penguatan Resiliensi Komunitas Rawan Bencana Ganda (Double Disaster) Di Tengah Pandemi Covid-19

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