168 hasil
Menampilkan 1–20 · 0,39 detik · RSS
Simulacra
ISSN 2622-6952 · Program Studi Sosiologi · 168 artikel di indeks
-
Artikel Jurnal
Understanding negotiating journalism: Survival tactics, non-state pressure, and resistance of local media in Madura, Indonesia
After the Reformation era in Indonesia, discussions of press freedom have mainly focused on institutions, while the everyday experiences of local journalists facing non-state pressures are often overlooked. This study examines interviews with nineteen journalists from four regencies on Madura…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Negotiating brotherhood: Habitus, capital and the transformation of Orang Basudara
This qualitative study explores the concept and praxis of Orang Basudara (Brotherhood) in Malukan culture by employing Pierre Bourdieu’s theory of practice as the main analytical framework. It examines how habitus, symbolic capital, and symbolic power shape, reproduce, and transform the social…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Selective memory and digital representation: Chinese Indonesians in ANRI’s “Today’s Archives” virtual exhibition
“Today’s Archives” is a virtual archival exhibition organized by the National Archives of the Republic of Indonesia (ANRI) that presents historical events and archival materials related to Indonesian society, including Chinese Indonesians. This study examines how a state organized virtual…
-
Artikel Jurnal
From technophobia to technophilia: The paradox of imagining the feminine persona of the Chinese AI assistant
Artificial intelligence (AI) assistants, such as Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa, OpenAI's ChatGPT, and ByteDance's Cici, are increasingly incorporating feminine personas. Given Cici's popularity and its pronounced feminine persona, this study examines how Indonesian users imagine the Chinese AI…
-
Artikel Jurnal
The impact of social support, husband-wife interactions, and religious belief on subjective well-being of Malay families
This study fills a gap in the literature by examining how social support, husband wife interaction, and religiosity collectively shape subjective family well-being among Malay families in Indonesia. The study employs an explanatory quantitative design, with data collected from 149 respondents in…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Reposting the ‘17+8 People's Demands’: Social practice among students in the digital field
The reposting of content related to social movements has emerged as a prevalent practice among students, particularly following the widespread circulation of the “17+8 People’s Demands” poster. Existing scholarship has largely interpreted this phenomenon as a mere spectre of participation…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Reactive-pragmatic activism: The trend and pattern of Indonesia’s Generation Z digital movement
This study aims to explore the manner in which Generation Z (Gen Z) engages with socio-political activities in the digital sphere, where the swift dissemination of information influences the nature and intensity of collective actions. The findings indicate that Gen Z's responses to socio-political…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Scopophilic objectification and the digital afterlife of women’s live streams on YouTube in Indonesia
This study examines how women's live videos are repurposed into repeatable objects of scopophilic consumption through re-editing practices on a popular Indonesian YouTube channel. Focusing on @sebo*channel, the study analyzes how live content originally intended for self-presentation or interaction…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Identity negotiation strategies among Indonesian LGBT diaspora on TikTok amid digital persecution
In Indonesia, the LGBT community remains stigmatized as a threat to national culture. This hostility compels many LGBT Indonesians to migrate, yet their digital presence on platforms like TikTok continues to attract persecution from Indonesian audiences. This study examines how two Indonesian LGBT…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Marginalization of fishing communities during gentrification: Access to housing and livelihood in Teluknaga, Indonesia
Gentrification is characterized by the influx of high-income residents into areas that were originally low-value. Previous studies have stated that gentrification evictions, identity crises, and increased living costs, as well as causing a dramatic transition with the emergence of gated communities…
-
Artikel Jurnal
From disbandment to sustainable peace: Threat and risk analysis of Jemaah Islamiyah in Lampung, Indonesia
This research analyzes the effectiveness of the synergy between hard and soft approaches in facilitating the disbandment of Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) in Lampung Province and maps the residual risks following its dissolution Utilizing a qualitative case study method with purposive and snowball sampling…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Influence of socio-economic factors on learner indiscipline in selected secondary schools in South Africa
Learner indiscipline remains a persistent challenge in South African secondary schools, particularly within socio‑economically disadvantaged contexts. Existing research often addresses indiscipline in general terms, with limited attention to how specific local socioeconomic conditions shape…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Visualizing domestic masculinity: Negotiation, representation, and visual absence among stay-at-home fathers
This study explores how stay-at-home fathers in Indonesia construct and negotiate masculine identities through visual practices within a social context where caregiving remains strongly associated with women and men continue to be positioned as primary breadwinners. Using a photo-elicitation…
-
Artikel Jurnal
From local wisdom to community-based governance: Managing mangrove ecotourism in Aceh, Indonesia
This study examines how local wisdom functions as a constitutive element of community-based governance in mangrove ecotourism in Aceh, Indonesia. Using a qualitative case study approach, data were collected through in-depth interviews, participant observation, document analysis, and focus group…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Recognizing women’s hidden role in climate action: Lessons from Eastern Indonesia
The global energy transition is central to addressing climate change and advancing sustainable development. Achieving a just transition requires attention to social and gender dimensions. Yet, in many rural contexts, women are still positioned as passive recipients rather than active contributors…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Impacts of land exclusion on women's socio-economic wellbeing in post-war Sri Lanka
Land is widely considered a fundamental asset and provides economic and social security to women. Land-based access is complicatedly linked to various dimensions of women's well-being. The exclusion of women from land ownership or use of land creates limits to their ability in economic activities…
-
Artikel Jurnal
We are decolonizing the pulpit: Discursive postures of Pentecostal-styled preachers venerating ancestors in South Africa
South Africa has recently experienced a new religious vitality. Apparently, select Pentecostal-style preachers are embracing syncretic technologies and discourses. These blatantly counter-biblical narratives are heavily charged with aspirations to decolonize the pulpit and reclaim African…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Social media impact on marital conflict among married couples in three Southwestern Nigerian states
This study examined the influence of social media on marital conflict among married couples in three Southwestern states of Nigeria. A cross-sectional survey research design was adopted for the study. The study population comprised all married couples residing in three local government areas…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Inclusive discourse in the coverage of blasphemy cases in Indonesian online media: A Foucauldian perspective
This study employs Foucauldian discourse analysis to investigate how three major Indonesian online media outlets—Detik.com, Tribunnews.com, and Kompas.com—constructed public discourse surrounding Pastor Gilbert’s 2024 blasphemy case. By analyzing coverage from April to July 2024, the research…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Protection of female sex workers and social acceptance of female commercial sex workers in Indonesia
This article examines the social acceptance of female commercial sex workers in prostitution localities. Social acceptance is critical to their integration into the community. The research utilizes structuration theory to analyze the interplay between societal structures and individual agency in…