The Spatial Pattern of Urbanization and Small Cities Development in Central Java: A Case Study of Semarang-Yogyakarta-Surakarta Region

Setyono, Jawoto Sih; Yunus, Hadi Sabari; Giyarsih, Sri Rum

doi:10.14710/geoplanning.3.1.53-66

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“…However as difficult as it might be, it is believed that big cities give new space to new challenges and opportunities as well as freedom for youth migrants (Dyrness, 2014). Thus, urbanization is multifaceted; it is related to changes in social and economic condition, and even political process (Armstrong and McGee in Setyono, Yunus, & Giyarsih, 2016).…”

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Gender Role in Rural Life: An Audience Reception Analysis on Banyumas Films in Reformation Era

2017

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This qualitative research was aimed at investigating audience’s responses on gender role in rural life represented in Banyumas films. The data were taken from library research, questionnaire, and group discussion with Banyumas natives. The audience consisted of female and male university students as well as Banyumas film community. Media viewing was conducted before the discussion. The study findings show that the audiences, both males and females, tend to be receptive to the shifting role of wife as the breadwinner of the family since factories in Banyumas give more work opportunities to women than men. In addition, the respondents are appreciative to the role of Banyumas women who are actively involved in the cultural preservation. However, they think that it rarely happens as Banyumas people prefer working in factories to preserve the tradition.

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Gender Role in Rural Life: An Audience Reception Analysis on Banyumas Films in Reformation Era

2017

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“…The increasing need for space in urban areas has also occurred in the Singaraja City area, Buleleng Regency, which is marked by a very significant population development and the development of residential areas in the suburbs of Singaraja City. However, an interesting condition is that the Buleleng Regency area is neither a special economic zone nor an industrial area, so it is very important to identify the causes for the development of urban activities in suburban areas (Setyono et al, 2016). Based on analysis of population data Singaraja City in 2000, 2010 and 2020 an increasing number of high populations.…”

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Causing Factors of Urban Sprawl Symptoms in Peri-Urban Areas of Singaraja City, Bali Province

Lokantara

Amo

2021

JP2WD

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The development of a city is marked by an increase in population and an increase in the need for space, which causes the city to be unable to accommodate its activities. Hence, physical development of the city to the peri-urban area and urban sprawl occurs. This also happened in Singaraja City, Bali province as proved by the increasing development of settlements in the area. The purpose of this research is to identify the development of Singaraja City spatially by looking at the pattern of city development due to the influence of the urban sprawl and to identify the factors that influence its development. This study used qualitative methods to analyze the spatial transformation through mapping techniques using time series data developed regions and non-woke Singaraja City, so discovered patterns development impact suburban of Singaraja City. It further analyzed the determinant factors causing urban sprawl in suburban Singaraja. The research shows that Singaraja City has experienced urban development towards the suburban of the city by forming a leap-frog development pattern. The suburban of Singaraja City that are most dominantly affected are the western and eastern regions, namely Baktiseraga Village and Banyuning district. The dominant factor that causes urban sprawl in suburban Singaraja City is people's desire to conduct commercial activities amounting to 94.67% with the opening of shops and services to facilitate the needs of students or migrant workers. The emergence of new economic activities initiated by the surrounding population, causing the orientation of economic transformation in the suburbs of Singaraja city to switch to the non-agricultural sector.

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“…However, studies on small-and medium-sized cities include Chen et al (2017) , who studied land use dynamics and rural settlement transitions in Huisan, China; and Fahmi, Hudalah, Rahayu and Woltjer, (2014) , who observed urban expansion in Cirebon, Indonesia. Also, Setyono, Yunus, and Giyarsih (2016) investigated the spatial pattern of urbanization and small cities development in Central Java, Indonesia, while Hsieh, Hu, Chia and Liu (2014) researched the patterns and spatial dynamics of industrial districts in Hsincu, Taiwan. Shi, Sun, Zhu, Li and Mei (2012) analysed growth types and growth density distribution in Lianyungang City, China.…”

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Urban Expansion and Welfare Change in a Medium-sized Suburban City: Surakarta, Indonesia

Buchori

Pangi

Pramitasari

et al. 2020

Environment and Urbanization ASIA

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This study observes the socio-spatial dynamics in the suburbs of a medium-sized city, particularly considering the extent to which shifting land use has influenced people’s welfare. This case study selected suburban Surakarta, a medium-sized metropolitan city in Central Java Province, Indonesia. The methods employed were descriptive statistics and spatial analyses. Considering the data availability, unit of analysis was urban or rural villages ( kelurahan or desa). The results show that the development follows the pattern of a regional network, but the spatial dynamics are quite different in each direction. Besides, the shift of land use from agriculture to urban land has not directly affected poverty reduction. In the study area, the increase in industrial land use showed a weak positive correlation with the addition of pre-prosperous families. On this basis, local governments should pay more attention to the existence of the native residents in developing suburbs so that they are not harmed by the shift in land use from agricultural to developed urban land.

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The Spatial Pattern of Urbanization and Small Cities Development in Central Java: A Case Study of Semarang-Yogyakarta-Surakarta Region

Cited by 34 publications

References 28 publications

Gender Role in Rural Life: An Audience Reception Analysis on Banyumas Films in Reformation Era

Gender Role in Rural Life: An Audience Reception Analysis on Banyumas Films in Reformation Era

Causing Factors of Urban Sprawl Symptoms in Peri-Urban Areas of Singaraja City, Bali Province

Urban Expansion and Welfare Change in a Medium-sized Suburban City: Surakarta, Indonesia

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