Following Jatropha from Bandung to Sumbawa: Entanglement between University and Industry in Practice

Fatimah, Yuti Ariani

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“…35 Year 2007 on tax incentives for business enterprises that support Research and Development (R&D) activities. The institutional research had been done by [9] and strengthen the argumentation by [8] that had resulted in differences between university and industry in Indonesia due to their structural identities, despite the reality that they share innovation activity. Moreover, as well as result interaction between universities and industries is problematic due to a lack of mutual understanding and an absence of policies to support the universityindustry linkage.…”

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“…However, the reality of industry engagement to education is still being improved. For instance, in [7], [8] describe that to stimulate entanglement between university and industry, government issued regulation law No. 35 Year 2007 on tax incentives for business enterprises that support Research and Development (R&D) activities.…”

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An Analytical Study on The Effective Approaches to Facilitate Higher Education Cooperate with Industry: Based on Faculty Members Perspective

Asmara¹,

Wu²

2020

TEM Journal

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The government in the world through constitution and ministry establish a law to develop and strengthen the economic system; one of the laws regard education and industrialization. The part of education types which is close with industries are vocational schools and universities. Each university is encouraged to enhance collaboration with industry through a lot of effort. However, the crucial component to actuate collaboration in education viewpoint is the provision of the proponent facilities. Qualitative research was conducted through interviews to collect the data, and grounded theory was used to analyze the data. The six months internship, research collaboration on-job training establishes facilitators i.e. a person who facilitates cooperation effectively.

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An Analytical Study on The Effective Approaches to Facilitate Higher Education Cooperate with Industry: Based on Faculty Members Perspective

Asmara¹,

Wu²

2020

TEM Journal

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“…Similar results have been found in other studies in Indonesia. For instance, Fatimah's (2017) study of innovation and collaboration in an emerging economy of Jatropha-based biofuel in Indonesia revealed the challenges behind the development of new infrastructure in the post-New Order Indonesia. Her actor network analysis expands from the Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) into government, industry, and agricultural sectors.…”

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Blind spots and spotlights in bureaucratic politics: An analysis of policy co‐production in environmental governance dynamics in Indonesia

Sahide

Fisher

Sirimorok

et al. 2023

Development Policy Review

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SummaryMotivationThere has been growing interest in recent years in a better understanding of knowledge/science and policy co‐production in environmental governance.PurposeWe aim to shed more light on the politics among the numerous actors shaping ideas that drive environmental policy in Indonesia. We focus our theoretical engagement on a framing of bureaucratic politics, which is a research tradition that has made various strides in explaining the formal and non‐formal processes that influence environmental governance outcomes.Methods and approachBuilding from a wide range of case studies drawn from deep engagement of participatory research in policy‐making in Indonesia, we established a simple typology that helps explain eight categories that emerge when bureaucracies, knowledge institutions, and publics come together to shape environmental governance outcomes.FindingsThe bureaucratic politics specifically clarified the features of cases that have clear fragmentation of bureaucracy but clear explanation variables from the formal and informal interest of bureaucracy. Potential uncovered by bureaucratic politics framing means that, if the metapolitical works alter, the bureaucracy works smoothly or makes it impossible for bureaucracy to operationalize their formal and informal interest in capturing the dynamics of macro and micro politics. In terms of form of knowledge, knowledge produced “from below” can also be used in policy co‐production. It can be produced by non‐expert actors, or from dialogue among them and sympathetic experts that occur below the bureaucracy's radar (people‐driven).Policy implicationsOur ideal policy co‐production implication is where the three actors have a strong foundation of “common consciousness” and interact equally to address a particular environmental policy agenda, with enough working space to jointly commit to creating the knowledge base to shape policy.

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Current Bibliography of the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences, 2017

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Following Jatropha from Bandung to Sumbawa: Entanglement between University and Industry in Practice

Cited by 3 publications

References 16 publications

An Analytical Study on The Effective Approaches to Facilitate Higher Education Cooperate with Industry: Based on Faculty Members Perspective

An Analytical Study on The Effective Approaches to Facilitate Higher Education Cooperate with Industry: Based on Faculty Members Perspective

Blind spots and spotlights in bureaucratic politics: An analysis of policy co‐production in environmental governance dynamics in Indonesia

Current Bibliography of the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences, 2017

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