Spatial Variety and Distribution of Traditional Markets in Surakarta as Potential Factors in Improving Spatial-Based Management

Aliyah, Istijabatul; Setioko, Bambang; Pradoto, Wisnu

doi:10.14710/geoplanning.4.1.63-74

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“…The result related to the role of traditional markets as cultural product outlets shows that traditional markets are one of the tourism destinations that have historical values as community cultural product outlets and populist economic spaces based on human resource abilities. The diversity of activities in traditional markets will stimulate other supporting activities, and will create continues developing space function, followed by the development of trade, transportation, goods and services procurement, or combination of those activities (Aliyah et al, 2017a). This is supported by Rahadi who investigated consumers' and sellers' service characteristics in the aspatial context on traditional markets (Rahadi, 2012).…”

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“…Meanwhile, traditional markets in Asian countries are located in rural and urban areas (Aliyah et al, 2017a). While traditional markets in Surakarta District are located in the city center with varied roles and functions, and build the constellation toward other urban structure components, namely mosque, kraton or government center.…”

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“…Surakarta District as one of Javanese traditional cities, has traditional markets as economic facilities with the significant number compared to the area of Surakarta District. As shopping service centers, there are 43 units traditional markets spread in the area as much as 44.03 ha, in which if it is calculated in service ratio, there are some overlapping services on the spatial system and number of traditional markets in Surakarta District (Aliyah et al, 2017a). The classification of service scope can spatially be relected in the traditional market mapping in Surakarta District, as shown in the following Figure 2.…”

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“…Such condition makes markets decrease in the physical quality. The safety in economic context, different and differenciated economic offers, is jointly created and easy to remem- (Aliyah et al, 2017a) ber. Hence, the continues innovation is needed to serve consumer with various needs and smart demand.…”

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“…Besides, government also proposes Regional Regulation to change the term of Pasar Tradisional (traditional market) into Pasar Rakyat (Folk Market), to avoid society's feeling about traditional markets' antiquity. The worst is the spread of discourse that who visit traditional market is merely for constructing image (Aliyah et al, 2017a). Hence, there is a need of the continuous expansion of marketing activities and the implementation of new marketing strategies in Marketing Strategy applied in cultural realization business practices (Dragicevic & Tevsic, 2015).…”

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The phenomenon occurring along with traditional market development is the safety aspect, criminal activities, the low hospitality in serving buyers, the lack of honesty in trade, excessive price range in bargaining, and the lack of product information. This study aims to formulate model of traditional markets as cultural product outlet and tourism destination in the current era. It was a descriptive study with a qualitative approach. Its location is Pasar Klewer, Surakarta District with considering textile commodity specification of cultural production result of low-class economy communities with the scale of South-East Asia service. The study began with the explorations of potential, problems, effort and service of traditional markets, and government policy and commitment. Data were obtained through spatial and aspatial identification, site observation, in-depth interview, and document study. Sampling techniques were purposive and snowball sampling techniques. Furthermore, data analysis was carried out by using analytical methods, including 1) External and Internal Factors Analysis Summaries to analyze potential, problems, effort and service of traditional markets, and 2) Interactive Analysis to analyze the relevance of policy, commitment and effort carried out by traditional market actors. The result shows that traditional markets are one of tourism destination with historical values as outlets of community cultural products and populist economic spaces based on human source capabilities. The benefit of this study is directly received by market actors, policymakers of Surakarta Government, community and tourists, as well as academicians in scientific development in relation to cultural-art and tourism development based on the populist economy.

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PurposeThe purpose of this paper aims at the spatial analysis of the Rastas dealing with the wool market to revise the production resulting in a recreation of spaces and the pathways based on its high economic–commercial role.Design/methodology/approachSecondary resources and direct observations through field research were the two critical methodological steps for this paper based on phenomenology and qualitative approaches.FindingsThe results represent that the usage of past experiences is the most effective solutions for activities relying on manufacturing inside the workshops leading to improvement in functional objectives of Bazaar. Integration between diverse institutions, precise planning regarding the creation and restoration of past and new jobs and organizing the exhibition of recreational spaces contributing to development regarding public attraction and strengthening the spatial relationships between production, representation and service. Indeed these mentioned steps will provide multifunctional space with a priority of production and reproduction useful on a recreation of urban life.Originality/valueThis study fulfils to examine the important of the bazaar (Iranian market) and recreate its manufacturing, service and economic processes.

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Spatial Variety and Distribution of Traditional Markets in Surakarta as Potential Factors in Improving Spatial-Based Management

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Model of Traditional Market as Cultural Product Outlet and Tourism Destination in Current Era

Model of Traditional Market as Cultural Product Outlet and Tourism Destination in Current Era

The morphology and characteristics of livable public space in gated community settlement of Medan City, Indonesia

Spatial analysis on the recreation of wool retail spaces in Iranian markets (case study: Tabriz Grand Bazaar)

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