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Collaboration Pentahelix in Administration Management of Cultural Creations: An Implementation Study Policy Based Community Mashuri Mashuri; Muhammad Asdar; Feby Triadi; Erviandy Erviandy; Fitri Hardianti Wijaya
Public Resource Innovation Management and Excellence June 2026, Volume 3 Number 2
Publisher : Public Resource Innovation Management and Excellence

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Management results creation cultural based community be one of instrument strategic in strengthening economy local, preservation identity culture and development sustainable. However, the implementation policy management culture at the level area Still face various challenges, such as fragmentation institutional, weak coordination inter-factors, limitations capacity community, as well as Not yet optimally integration between aspect preservation culture and development mark economics. Research This aim For analyze implementation policy administration in management results creation cultural based community through approach collaboration pentahelix involving​ government, academics, the business world, communities, and the media. Research This use approach qualitative with design studies policy based community. Research data obtained through interview in- depth analysis document policies and observations to practice management results creation cultural. Data analysis was carried out use approach analysis thematic with identify pattern interaction, mechanism coordination, role actors, as well as factor supporters and inhibitors implementation policy. Research results show that success management results creation cultural is greatly influenced by ability building governance​ collaborative capable​ integrate source power and interests various actor. Pentahelix model give room for community as owner culture For play a role active, while government functioning as a regulator and facilitator policy. However, it is still found challenge in the form of imbalance role inter-factors, limitations institutional community, as well as Not yet existence mechanism administration which is special arrange distribution benefit economy and protection right communal. Research This confirm that strengthening administration management results creation cultural need policy based adaptive, participatory, and sustainability - oriented collaboration culture as well as welfare community.
Sulapa Eppa: Bissu, Kosmologi Bugis, dan Politik Ekologi Queer Feby Triadi; Petsy Jessy Ismoyo
Jurnal Perempuan Vol. 27 No. 3 (2022): Feminisme dan Keadilan Iklim
Publisher : Yayasan Jurnal Perempuan

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Various discourses about locality and indigenous peoples emerged as an effort to overcome the climate crisis. This term is also a part of seeing the sustainability of nature. This paper departs from arguments such as queer ecological studies and the indigenous paradigm. Furthermore, some of these academic studies are used to foster focus through indigenous knowledge in recalibrating the God-Human-Nature relationship through Bugis cosmology and the role of the Bissu. The main argument in this paper is to present Bugis knowledge and understand the embodied resistance in the existence of Bissu in South Sulawesi. This study used a qualitative method with participant observation and in-depth interviews. Data collection was carried out in two steps, namely, literature study, which was followed by participant observation and in-depth interviews. Data is then collected, classified, and interpreted through the indigenous paradigm as an effort to decolonize knowledge. The results of this study show some holistic, cyclic knowledge, and based on experience in the Bugis community, namely: (1) Environmental conservation can be guided by Sulapa Eppa as an environmental ethic based on Bugis cosmology; (2) Sangiang Serri as an eco-prophetic ritual that denounced heteropatriarchy; (3) Embodied resistance of Bissu’s gender identity ambivalence as a political representation of queer ecology.