The Meaning of Creative Economy in the Minangkabu Community in the West Sumatra Tourism Destination Area, Indonesia

Zusmelia, Zusmelia; Irwan, Irwan; PUTRI, Yossi E.; Rosya, Nilmadesri; Siska, Felia

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“…Various challenges began to emerge, both external and internal challenges. These challenges include 1) moral degradation; 2) lack of character cultivation; 3) social shifts; and 4) processes and systems of expansion of transnational free market economies that have penetrated various areas of life such as politics, religion, socio-culture, and economics, including education (Zusmelia et al, 2020;Irwan, 2020;Achmad, 2021).…”

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Transformation of the Value of Local Wisdom of Amarasi Ikat Weaving in Technology-Based Social Studies Learning

Sogen,

Sapriya,

Supriatna

et al. 2024

Proceedings of ICE

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The rapid development of information technology in the current era of globalization cannot be avoided anymore with its influence on the world of education. The influence of globalization is not infrequent and also often neglects local wisdom and causes the erosion of national values. The value of local wisdom which is then side by side with technology certainly provides a new color in the implementation of education. Integrating Amarasi ikat weaving in technology-based learning media materials is very important to ensure that the use of technology in learning not only focuses on technical and academic aspects but also on building the character of learners. This study aims to describe the transformation of the value of local wisdom of technology-based Amarasi ikat weaving in social studies learning. This study aims to 1) examine the values of local wisdom of Amarasi ikat weaving, and 2) describe the transformation of Amarasi ikat weaving local wisdom values in technology-based social studies learning. This research was conducted through a qualitative descriptive approach using data collection techniques in the form of observation, interviews, and documentation in Teunbaun Village, West Amarasi District, Kupang Regency, East Nusa Tenggara. Based on the results of the research obtained: 1) the values of local wisdom of Amarasi ikat weaving, 2) the transformation of the values of local wisdom of Amarasi ikat weaving in technology-based social studies learning can provide new colors in the implementation of education to help students better know and love the local wisdom of their region.

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Transformation of the Value of Local Wisdom of Amarasi Ikat Weaving in Technology-Based Social Studies Learning

Sogen,

Sapriya,

Supriatna

et al. 2024

Proceedings of ICE

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“…Creative economy -which has been discussed on policy level in Thailand's since 2008 -means imaginative and innovative marketing of the nation's art, culture, and identity [1]. This is similar to other countries that also promote this concept to increase national income [2][3][4]. At present, Thailand's government supports 15 creative industries, and 'creative tourism' is one of these.…”

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Creative Tourism in Environmental Issues in Thailand

Muneenam,

Suwannattachote

2024

IJSDP

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This study aimed to explore seasonal calendar, and investigate participation model, tourists' experiences, as well as interpretation theories in the context of creative tourism in environmental issues from creative tourism entrepreneurs' perspective in Thailand. 10 environmental activities from 10 creative tourism entrepreneurs were purposively and snowball sampled. Data were collected by using in-depth interviews together with voice and digital photo recordings, note taking, observations, and GPS application records. Data were then analyzed by content analysis, and triangulated with different data collection methods. Results advised an optimum seasonal calendar of creative tourism in environmental issues in Thailand, and also indicated that almost all the creative tourists participated in all types of participation model. Active participation was the key at creative tourism activities that made creative tourists reach experiences of cognitive, affective, and sensory kinds. In addition, participation in sharing ideas brought added value in both monetary and non-monetary terms. Personal and non-personal interpretations were also used, and especially emerging technologies in communication were found to influence participation in sharing creative ideas via websites and social media, which has not been reported in earlier interpretation research findings.

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“…The development of the creative economy in improving people's welfare, the Indonesian government regulates by issuing Presidential Instruction No. 6 of 2009 concerning the development of the creative economy (Wisesa et al, 2018;Zusmelia et al, 2021). The Inpress emphasizes economic development that prioritizes creativity, Irwan / The Social Network of Creative Economy Actors in the Padang City Tourism Destination Area, West Sumatra creativity, skills and competitiveness.…”

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“…The digital era demands that all levels of society think creatively, innovate and act intelligently (Irwan et al, 2022;Rustinsyah, R. et al, 2021). On the other hand, the creative economy has also led to an increase in innovation and digital based on local wisdom in the economic resilience of the community during the COVID-19 period (Sunarti et al, 2023;Zusmelia et al, 2021). This matter has encouraged the openness of economic relations at the national to global levels and created very high competition.…”

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The Social Network of Creative Economy Actors in the Padang City Tourism Destination Area, West Sumatra

Zusmelia,

Ansofino,

Irwan

et al. 2023

IJSSB

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In order to maintain the integrity of the welfare of the Indonesian people after the COVID-19 pandemic, the creative economy in Indonesia will continue to survive and develop as the foundation of people's lives. For this reason, this research was conducted. The focus of the study in this study was to analyze the typology of the social network of creative economic actors in the Tourism Destination Area of Padang City. This research combines two approaches, namely qualitative and quantitative approaches, which is called a mixed methods approach. Data collection techniques were carried out in several ways, namely by observation, in-depth interviews, document studies and survey techniques or structured interviews. This research focuses on the creative economy sub-sectors in the fields of crafts, music and culinary. The unit of analysis is at the individual and group levels of creative economy actors in the tourist destination area of Padang City, West Sumatra. The results showed that the highest creative economy sub-sector in the tourist destination of Padang City was crafts by 33 percent, music and culinary 23 percent. Creative economy actors strengthen social networks through kinship, friendship and digital or social media. In general, these strengths strengthen ties in marketing and ties only at the micro level. The conclusion of this study is that the social networks carried out by EKRAF actors are still in primordial bonds.

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The Meaning of Creative Economy in the Minangkabu Community in the West Sumatra Tourism Destination Area, Indonesia

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Transformation of the Value of Local Wisdom of Amarasi Ikat Weaving in Technology-Based Social Studies Learning

Transformation of the Value of Local Wisdom of Amarasi Ikat Weaving in Technology-Based Social Studies Learning

Creative Tourism in Environmental Issues in Thailand

The Social Network of Creative Economy Actors in the Padang City Tourism Destination Area, West Sumatra

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