Role of Culture in Rural Transformation in Manding Village, Bantul Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Pudianti, Anna; Syahbana, Joesron Alie; Suprapti, Atiek

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.06.101

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“…Similar examples from elsewhere in Africa, Asia and Latin America are documented in the literature (e.g., Forstner 2013;Pudianti et al 2016;Hieu and Rasovska 2017), with communities functioning as nodes in a transnational market for 'ethnic' art, crafts and fashions, whilst 'maintaining and re-creating a supposed "traditional identity" strongly linked to local places' (Aguayo 2008, p. 546). Yet, even as traditional local identity is foregrounded, the localities concerned are transformed by the connection into translocal networks and the reorganisation of production systems, including tendencies towards mechanisation and industrialisation to meet demand and remain competitive (Kimura 2011;Gough and Rigg 2012).…”

Section: Artisan Crafts Culture Economies and Rural Communitiesmentioning

confidence: 57%

“…The recent proliferation of artisan craft workshops and businesses has emphasised their more artistic outputs as part of rural culture economies, sometimes tapping into embedded local traditions of specialist craft making, but in many cases involving the hybridisation of products, styles and techniques and the production of generic 'rustic' artefacts (Kneafsey et al 2001;Mayes 2010;Fox Miller 2017;Mitchell and Shannon 2018). Elsewhere, in Africa, Asia, Latin America and parts of Eastern Europe, artisan craft production has persisted as a mainstream part of rural economies, including in specialist 'craft villages', only more recently encountering pressures to restructure, modernise and engage new markets (Rogerson 1986;Eyferth 2003Eyferth , 2009Kimura 2011;Gough and Rigg 2012;Mahanty and Dang 2015;Chu 2016;Pudianti et al 2016). As in Europe, such dynamics may form part of neo-endogenous rural development strategies based on the commodification of local cultural resources as 'authentic' ethnic artefacts for export to niche markets (Aguayo 2008;Forstner 2013) or to attract tourism (Hieu and Rasovska 2017), but they can also involve processes of industrialisation and deterritorialisation as production is reoriented towards mass manufacture of low-cost commodities for export (Kimura 2011;Gough and Rigg 2012;Chu 2016).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Recovering Tradition in Globalising Rural China: Handicraft Birdcages in Da’ou village

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This article explores a historic rural craft tradition as the focus of economic development through the valorisation of the local cultural heritage, or culture economy. The case‐study traces the revival of bamboo birdcage making in Da’ou village in Shandong Province, where the craft knowledge of making birdcages once prized by the Chinese imperial court has been passed on through generations and protected from outsiders. Since economic reforms in the 1980s, the birdcage craft has again become the major activity in Da’ou village, responding to new urban market demands, and bringing prosperity. Yet, through a conceptualisation of cultural heritage as a ‘prosaic third space’, the article reveals the dynamics and tensions involved in the incorporation of the birdcage tradition in local economic development strategies and the promotion of e‐commerce and tourism, and the processes of abstraction initiated. As such, it raises questions about the relationship between craft, knowledge and place that resonate beyond China. The research is based on semi‐structured interviews conducted in 2016 with respondents including local leaders, craftspeople, suppliers, and sellers.

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Section: Artisan Crafts Culture Economies and Rural Communitiesmentioning

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Recovering Tradition in Globalising Rural China: Handicraft Birdcages in Da’ou village

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“…Dengan kata lain, ada aspek tangible dan intangible cultures (Rudwiarti, Pudianti, & Vitasurya, 2019) yang digunakan sebagai magnet atau daya tarik wisata kampung-kota dan desa wisata. Bahkan, budaya memiliki peran penting dalam transformasi kehidupan kampung menjadi kampungwisata, seperti terjadi pada desa wisata Manding, Bantul (Pudianti, Syahbana, & Suprapti, 2016). Artinya, semua potensi fisik, sosial, budaya dilestarikan, dikembangkan dan diangkat menjadi elemen utama pembangunan ekonomi kawasan.…”

Section: Kriteria Kampung Sejahtera Kreatif Cerdas Dan Lestariunclassified

Konsep Kampung-Wisata Sejahtera, Kreatif, Cerdas dan Lestari Berkelanjutan

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Lake

2019

Em J Ind. Arch

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Tourism is one model in the development strategy that is increasingly being used. Community-based tourism and the creative economy are trend concepts that are believed to be able to prosper the community and preserve the environment. Tourism villages developed in the Special Region of Yogyakarta since 2010 and continue to increase in number. On the other hand, villages also grow in urban and rural areas in line with the growth of tourist villages. Karangwaru Riverside, located in Karangwaru Village since 2012, has been known as a new tourist destination in Yogyakarta, as a public space that utilizes rivers and areas around the river. Ideally, the concept of community-based villages and local potential is the basis for the development of Karangwaru Riverside as green, sustainable and prosperous tourism villages. The problem being examined is how the concept of developing Karangwaru Riverside is community-based and local potential to create community prosperity and sustainable environmental sustainability. The purpose of this paper is to formulate the concept of developing riverbank areas based on the potential of the local, creative economy and digital economy in the Karangwaru Riverside case. This paper is produced using the method of field observation, interviews and literature studies on villages, creative economy, and sustainable green tourism development. As a result, Karangwaru Riverside as a city has the potential to be developed further with the concept of tourism based on local potential, community participation, creative economy, green development that is environmentally friendly and supported by the digital economy.Abstrak: Pariwisata merupakan salah satu model dalam strategi pembangunan yang semakin banyak digunakan. Pariwisata berbasis masyarakat dan ekonomi kreatif merupakan trend konsep yang diyakini mampu menyejahterakan masyarakat dan melestarikan lingkungan. Desa wisata berkembang di Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta sejak tahun 2010 dan terus meningkat jumlahnya. Pada sisi lain, kampung-kampung-wisata juga tumbuh di kawasan perkotaan dan perdesaan sejalan dengan pertumbuhan desa-desa wisata. Karangwaru Riverside terletak di Kalurahan Karangwaru sejak tahun 2012 telah dikenal sebagai destinasi wisata baru di Yogyakarta, sebagai ruang publik yang memanfaatkan sungai dan kawasan sekitar sungai. Idealnya, konsep kampung-wisata berbasis masyarakat dan potensi lokal menjadi dasar pengembangan Karangwaru Riverside sebagai kampung-wisata yang hijau, lestari, sejahtera berkelanjutan. Permasalahan yang dikaji adalah bagaimana konsep pengembangan Karangwaru Riverside yang berbasis masyarakat dan potensi lokal untuk menciptakan kemakmuran masyarakat dan kelestarian lingkungan secara berkelanjutan. Tujuan tulisan adalah merumuskan konsep pengembangan kawasan tepian sungai berbasis potensi lokal, ekonomi kreatif dan ekonomi digital pada kasus Karangwaru Riverside. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode observasi lapangan, wawancara dan studi pustaka tentang kampung-wisata, ekonomi kreatif dan pembangunan pariwisata hijau...

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“…This study focuses on how villagers defend themselves from external influences which are not in favor of environmental sustainability, but the scope of this study is at the level of the rural area as a whole and not on the details of the settlement component in micro level. But on the topic of cultural tourism the most recent studies has been done such as Ahebwa, Aporu and Nyakaana (2016), Liu (2006), Van-Deursen and Raaphorst (2014) and Pudianti, Syahbana and Suprapti (2016) focusing on the relation between it with the sustainable cultural heritage management and the role of community participation. Differ from the previous studies of cultural tourism point of view, this study focussing on the quality of cultural asset itself which consists of tangible and intangible culture.…”

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A Comparison Study of Tangible and Intangible Culture as Commercialisation Process of Tourism Village in Yogyakarta

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Pudianti

Vitasurya

2017

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The paper is an empirical study examining the tangible and intangible culture of rural tourism with a focus on rural transformation from daily local into commercial behaviour due to presence of tourism activities. It explores the process of commercialization of tangible and intangible culture. The case studies of Brayut and Pentingsari rural tourism village are studied through observation and interviews of physical and non-physical transformation with community members and the rural tourism manager. Both villages are the unique growing tourist village in Yogyakarta, but Brayut has a potential asset of maintained condition traditional Javanese house in whereas Pentingsari has an attractive natural of green village with the local cultural heritage. The qualitative empirical research study was applied to explore the transformation of cultural meaning by the locals before and after commercialization process. Firstly, the study reviewed the original tangible and intangible culture before transformation. Secondly, changes in cultural functions and meaning are analyzed in the current situation caused by its transforming into commercial activities. By examining the comparison of tangible and intangible culture in the commercializing process is built to understand the relationships between the two and the quality of its transformation.

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Role of Culture in Rural Transformation in Manding Village, Bantul Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Cited by 21 publications

References 4 publications

Recovering Tradition in Globalising Rural China: Handicraft Birdcages in Da’ou village

Recovering Tradition in Globalising Rural China: Handicraft Birdcages in Da’ou village

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A Comparison Study of Tangible and Intangible Culture as Commercialisation Process of Tourism Village in Yogyakarta

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