tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-295951492011-09-20T10:58:47.338+02:00This blog shares parts of my curiosity, thought, ideas, and works; especially on urban and regional studies. You can email me at d.hudalah[at]gmail.comDelik Hudalahhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01079170488618853521noreply@blogger.comBlogger151100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-29595149.post-33426802583161935602011-09-20T10:56:00.001+02:002011-09-20T10:58:47.375+02:00

Published in the Jakarta Post, September 20, 2011The market and overall land policy remain major issues when it comes to provision of housing for low-income people in a decentralized Indonesia. In many of the country’s large and medium-size cities, such as Semarang and Manado, a huge proportion of urban land has actually been registered with the Land Administration Agency (BPN). Nevertheless,

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Delik Hudalah and Tommy Firman in press, Cities: The International Journal of Urban Policy and Planning Abstract Past studies on urbanization in East Asia in general and in Indonesia in particular have taken the edge of large cities as the extension of the metropolitan core where the zones of urban–rural transition take shape. The current article argues that the emergence of global cities and

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Konsep the Greater Jakarta yang baru-baru ini diwacanakan oleh Presiden SBY akan semakin mendorong terjadinya peri-urbanisasi, yaitu perkembangan penggunaan lahan campuran desa dan kota di kawasan pinggiran sebagai wujud perluasan pembangunan yang semakin keluar dari batas-batas kota inti yang telah ditentukan. Dalam konsep Jabodetabek, secara umum, Bodetabek dapat dikategorikan sebagai kawasan

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Delik Hudalah and Tommy FirmanPublished in the Jakarta Post, Mon, 12/20/2010, Review & Outlook 2011City or urban areas, places where human activities are concentrated, significantly contribute to national economic achievements.Indonesia has about 99 autonomous/administrative cities (kota) and nearly 400 regencies (kabupaten), most of which largely consist of rural areas.The cities contribute 40-

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Delik Hudalah dan Yudistira PratamaDiterbitkan di Buletin Tata Ruang edisi September-Oktober 2010Apakah itu MRT?MRT (mass rapid transit) secara harfiah dapat diartikan sebagai moda angkutan yang mampu mengangkut penumpang dalam jumlah yang banyak (massal) dengan frekuensi dan kecepatan yang sangat tinggi (rapid). Menurut modanya, MRT dapat dikelompokkan menjadi beberap jenis, antara lain: bus (

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Published in Environment and Planning ADelik Hudalah, Haryo Winarso, Johan WoltjerAbstract. In this paper we seek to extend ideas about communicative planning and capacity building in collective action. In doing so, we combine political opportunity structure and Kingdon’s policy window in order to develop an agency-centered approach to opportunity. We argue that we need to see the moments and

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Delik Hudalah, Haryo Winarso, and Johan WoltjerTo be published in Planing TheoryAbstractThis article explores the potential of policy networking as an important aspect of capacity building. It deals with a road development project related to the regional planning issue of North Bandung Area (Kawasan Bandung Utara), a water recharge area facing the expansion of Bandung Metropolitan Area, West Java

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By Delik Hudalah, Haryo Winarso and Johan Woltjer[Paper published in International Development Planning Review, 29 (4)]Spatial transformation in peri-urban areas has provided an emerging picture of the growth of many metropolitan regions in developing countries. In this paper, we present a new perspective on this transformation from the viewpoint of the developing and transitional countries of

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Pada kolom Opini Kompas tanggal 16 Mei 2007, Meuthia Ganie-Rochman berpendapat bahwa dimensi teoritis-kontekstual dalam riset-riset bidang pembangunan, dan bidang-bidang pengetahuan sosial pada umumnya, telah memudar seiring dengan menguatnya pengaruh kekuatan eksternal di luar tatanan konsep modernisme. Secara politis, pendapat tersebut dapat didukung mengingat keterlibatan lembaga-lembaga dan

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Published in The Jakarta Post on May 5, 2007The floods that are currently affecting some areas in Bandung district and Bandung municipality have caused not only tens thousand of people to evacuate but also have threatened the economy of the region. While we still cannot forget that about US$450 million was lost during the floods in Jakarta early this year, it is predicted that the textile

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Many methods have been applied by various organisations to rank the world's top universities. This version focuses on quality of research.Various organisations have ranked the world universities. The results varies in accordance to differences in the methodology they used. Shanghai Jiao Tong University listed Academic Ranking of World Universities 2006. It is criticised as it is biased

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(in bahasa)Planning RedefinedMenurut saya ada dua penggerak kenapa planners atau lulusan planningberusaha mengaburkan definisi planning: 1) karena sikap kritis untukmemperbaiki kontribusi bidangnya (planning) bagi masyarakat 2)frustasi, ketidakpercayaan diri, sehingga mencari jalan aman gesersana-sini untuk mencari pembenaran, haha.. maaf saya mengungkapkan ini sebagai joking saja.Sulit ya

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Original title: Metropolitan di Indonesia: Kenyataan dan Tantangan dalam Penataan RuangEdited by: H. Winarso & D. Hudalah2006. Jakarta: Ditjen Penataan Ruang Dep. PUThis is probably the first comprehensive book on metropolitan development and planning in Indonesia. Inviting many well known authors, it discusses trends and challenges for planning and managing of metropolitan regions in Indonesia.

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Paper published in International Planning Studies , vol. 12, no. 3, 2007; developed based on master thesis titled Institution, Culture, and Neo-liberalism: Reshaping Planning System in the Transitional Indonesia (2006) Following economic and political crises in the late 1990s, Indonesia has been experiencing radical institutional transformation in all major policy fields, included spatial

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Empowerment Approaches to urban poverty alleviation and sustainable development promotion are not new and still need further studies in levels of concept, planning, and implementation. Involving the World Bank and other non-government institutions, the Government of Indonesia recently develop an integrated and participative approach through Squatter Settlements Pilot Assistance Project (

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