The Impacts of Covid-19 Pandemic on Socio-Economic Mobility in Indonesia

Prawoto, Nano; Purnomo, Eko Priyo; Zahra, Abitassha Az

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“…Clashes and differences in views on human mobility are a big problem in the current pandemic situation. First, during the COVID-19 pandemic, people’s movement from one place to another becomes a calculation and analysis to see and assess the number of COVID-19 spread caused by this mobility [ 32 ]. Second, to maintain and improve the tourism sector, human mobility is needed so that the tourism sector can survive during a pandemic.…”

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Penta-Helix Model in Sustaining Indonesia’s Tourism Industry

Purnomo

Fathani

Setiawan

et al. 2021

Advances in Digital Science

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This study analyzes and sees Penta-helix actors' role and contribution in maintaining the tourism sector during the COVID-19 pandemic. The involvement of these actors before the pandemic succeeded in advancing the Indonesian tourism sector. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, a large contraction in the tourism sector has been inevitable. This research was conducted using data analysis from NVivo 12 Plus software. The research data consisted of files and documents over three months (August, September, October) and supported by online media data related to the pandemic's tourism sector. The study results showed that the government and business/private had the highest scores to maintain the tourism sector, with an average of 27.88% and 28.11%. Compared to other actors (academic, community, media), these high values were caused by a close relationship between government and business/private in the economy, employment, mobility, and tourism policy. Second, academic and community actors were in third and fourth place with 21.31% and 13.44%. Third, the actor with the lowest score was the media, with a score of 9.27%. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the media prioritized information about the spread and development compared to information on the tourism sector.

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Penta-Helix Model in Sustaining Indonesia’s Tourism Industry

Purnomo

Fathani

Setiawan

et al. 2021

Advances in Digital Science

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“…The measurement of the human security was based on the criteria set by the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security and Thammasart university. Ten human securities are: 1) shelters and inhabits 2) health 3) education 4) employment and income 5) family 6) personal 7) social supports 8) society and culture 9) rights and justice 10) politics and participation (Kaewkangwan, 1995;Klungboonkrong, Jaensirisak and Satiennam, 2017;Prawoto, Purnomo and Zahra, 2020;Noja and Cristea, 2018).…”

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Human Security of Pensionable Officials and Elderly Association Members: The Case of Thailand

Aimimtham¹,

Panyasing²,

Kampaengsirichai³

et al. 2020

IJEBA

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Purpose: This research has three objectives to fulfill, and to make a comparison between the Human Security of Khon Kaen Pensionable Officials and the Elderly Association Members of Thailand with the Human Security at national level. Design/Methodology/Approach: The samplings are the members of Khon Kaen Pensionable Officials and Elderly Association by a mixed technique, quantitative with questionnaire method and qualitative method by an in-depth interview. Findings: The findings of Human Security level adjusted from Human Security standard of Social Development and Human Security Bureau, Ministry of Social Development and Human Security commences with higher average score than the national level covering the shelter ownership, education, work and income, society and culture, rights and justice. The lower average of human security than the national level was found in five aspects as well. There are health, family, personal security, social support and political participation. Practical Implications: In Thailand, particularly in the Northeast, the number of elderly is increasing and it is the largest group of the country. It is thus necessary to prepare the appropriate public services to ensure their quality of life. The research findings are of beneficial to the Social Development and Human Security Ministry to utilize them into practice for sustainable both in physical and mental human security of the elderly. This means the value of efficient elderly will be aware in specific ways by the responsible authorities. Originality/Value: The significant condition to enhance the wellbeing of mankind is human security both in life and in properties. In the early age, the need for security might not be as high as for elderly persons which are increasing proportionally.

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“…The current conditions have definitely affected socio-economic mobility in Indonesia. A study conducted by Prawoto et al (2020) revealed the relationship between the Covid-19 pandemic and the socioeconomic mobility of people in Indonesia with two possibilities as the respective outcomes, which are positive and negative respectively. The negative relationship occurs in the tourism, shopping, and pharmaceutical, gardening, transportation, and office sectors, while the positive relationship occurs in the residential sector.…”

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“…The negative relationship occurs in the tourism, shopping, and pharmaceutical, gardening, transportation, and office sectors, while the positive relationship occurs in the residential sector. This means that the higher the level of distribution, the higher the number of people living at home (Prawoto et al 2020).…”

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Hegemonic practices of online local fashion brands in the information society era during the Covid-19 pandemic

Mu'tamiroh

Suyanto

2021

JSD

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The Covid-19 pandemic has had an impact on people around the world, including in Indonesia, particularly regarding the social and economic aspects of life, including the online economic agents. This study looks at and analyzes the hegemonic practices carried out by online economic agents in relation to the consumer so then they can survive and benefit during the Covid-19 pandemic. The theory used is hegemony according to Antonio Gramsci. This study used a qualitative research design. The research subjects were the owners of online local fashion brands that have developed in East Java. The primary data was collected from interviews and secondary data is from books and journal articles. The results of this study show that the local brands had a good level of performance during the Covid-19 pandemic, as seen from the observations conducted on Instagram. Hegemonic practices by online economic agents consist of three methods. First, there is using the social media platform Instagram. Second, there is always being productive. Third, there is collaborating with social media influencers (endorsement). The hegemonic practices happened by the social media so that it can influence people to follow their Instagram accounts and buy the products offered.

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The Impacts of Covid-19 Pandemic on Socio-Economic Mobility in Indonesia

Cited by 47 publications

References 40 publications

Penta-Helix Model in Sustaining Indonesia’s Tourism Industry

Penta-Helix Model in Sustaining Indonesia’s Tourism Industry

Human Security of Pensionable Officials and Elderly Association Members: The Case of Thailand

Hegemonic practices of online local fashion brands in the information society era during the Covid-19 pandemic

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