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Local Knowledge Matters

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Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nAcronyms v\\\\r\\\\nForeword by Leonard VH Tampubolon vii\\\\r\\\\nPreface xi\\\\r\\\\none Introduction: local knowledge matters! 1\\\\r\\\\nKnowledge in policy processes 6\\\\r\\\\nTypes of knowledge in policy processes 11\\\\r\\\\nKnowledge hierarchies 14\\\\r\\\\nThe knowledge sector in Indonesia 20\\\\r\\\\nLocal knowledge in policy making in Indonesia 22\\\\r\\\\nOutline of the book 24\\\\r\\\\ntwo Forms of knowledge and policy influence 29\\\\r\\\\nTypes of knowledge in public policy making 30\\\\r\\\\nA typology of knowledge 32\\\\r\\\\nThe interaction between knowledge sources: local knowledge and 39\\\\r\\\\ncitizen participation\\\\r\\\\nKnowledge-to-policy processes and local knowledge 40\\\\r\\\\nConclusions 42\\\\r\\\\nthree Local knowledge in democratic policy making 43\\\\r\\\\nThe study of meaning and local knowledge 44\\\\r\\\\nPublic decision making, bureaucratic power and local knowledge 46\\\\r\\\\nWorking politically 48\\\\r\\\\nLocal knowledge and participatory development 53\\\\r\\\\nConclusion 57\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\niv\\\\r\\\\nLOCAL KNOWLEDGE MATTERS\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nfour Stories of local knowledge 59\\\\r\\\\nCase study 1: Water for all – Perkumpulan Pikul (Pikul Association) 60\\\\r\\\\nCase study 2: ‘Baleo! Baleo! Baleo!’ – Poros Photo 63\\\\r\\\\nCase study 3: Pranata Mangsa: When traditional knowledge meets science – 65\\\\r\\\\nCentre for Anthropological Studies, University of Indonesia (PUSKA UI)\\\\r\\\\nCase study 4: Fish sovereignty in sasi lompa, Haruku – Centre for 69\\\\r\\\\nRegional Studies and Information (PATTIRO), Jakarta\\\\r\\\\nCase study 5: The river that brings life to the city – Institute for 73\\\\r\\\\nIslamic and Society Studies (LK3), Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan\\\\r\\\\nCase study 6: Wisdom fends off disaster in Pakis village – Bandung 75\\\\r\\\\nInstitute for Governance Studies (BIGS)\\\\r\\\\nCase study 7: Revitalising Keujruen Blang – Centre for Education 78\\\\r\\\\nand Community Studies (PKPM), Aceh\\\\r\\\\nCase study 8: Blessings from mawah – Foundation for People’s 81\\\\r\\\\nWelfare (YKU), Aceh Besar\\\\r\\\\nCase study 9: Zero compromise in Torong Besi – Centre for Politics 83\\\\r\\\\nand Government, Gadjah Mada University (POLGOV UGM)\\\\r\\\\nCase study 10: Traditional insurance – Lembaga Advokasi HIV/AIDS (LAHA) 85\\\\r\\\\nInstitute for HIV/AIDS Advocacy, Kendari\\\\r\\\\nfive Generating and managing local knowledge 89\\\\r\\\\nGenerating local knowledge 89\\\\r\\\\nInteraction and adaption with the local environment 92\\\\r\\\\nInteraction between forms of knowledge 95\\\\r\\\\nLocality and origin 98\\\\r\\\\nThe political economy of generating and managing local knowledge 103\\\\r\\\\nMethods and instruments to codify information and knowledge 106\\\\r\\\\nMethods and instruments to manage information and knowledge 111\\\\r\\\\nConclusions 116\\\\r\\\\nsix Using local knowledge in policy making 119\\\\r\\\\nHow is local knowledge communicated? 119\\\\r\\\\nWho to influence 127\\\\r\\\\nThe politics of local knowledge to policy 130\\\\r\\\\nseven Conclusion: improving public policy through local assets 139\\\\r\\\\nKnowledge assets and strategies 142\\\\r\\\\nNew roles, new rules 146\\\\r\\\\nGoing forward: a level playing field 147\\\\r\\\\nReferences 153\\\\r\\\\nIndex 167

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320.698 Kha l

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Bristol : Policy Press., 2018

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xiv, 192 hlm. : 20 x 13 cm

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English

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978-1-4473-4808-5

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320.698

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Political planning--Indonesia
Evidence-based policy--Indonesia
Knowledge, Sociology of--Indonesia

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