Sacred Spaces and Rhythms: Exploring Religion’s Influence on Indonesia’s Underground Scene
The intricate relationship between religion and the underground music scene in Indonesia, emphasizing the spatial and temporal dimensions of religious expression within a predominantly Muslim society, can shed light on the discourse of religion and underground culture. The underground music scene serves as a platform for negotiating religious identities, where secular genres such as punk […]
Rethinking the Potential and Challenge of Payment for Environmental Services for Indigenous Community
The rising global urgency to protect ecosystems has led to increased interest in Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) as a potential solution. PES initiatives financially incentivize landowners and communities for preserving ecosystems. However, applying PES schemes to indigenous communities raises both opportunities and significant challenges. This article critically examines these complexities, emphasizing the unique cultural […]
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