Locality, sites, and empowerment

Shin Nakagawa, editor and Wulan Tri Astuti, editor and Hermien Kusmayati, editor (2013) Locality, sites, and empowerment. FIB Universitas Gadjah Mada Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta. ISBN 978-602-14312-0-7

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Abstract

The experience shared by people of where problem arise, like what happened in Japan, Indonesia, Thailand and many other places, is that the most powerful support in the recovery is the people themselves.This then comes up with the idea that the people empowerment is intangible property such as knowledge, trust, shared understanding, beliefs, values, and other factors can be made as a tool in that enables members of urban society to improve their quality of life. Those arguments are the base why research and discu ssion on locality, sites, and empowerment are important issue in urban research con text. This conference aims at developin g interdisciplinary perspective to inform activities in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors as well as future research to improve the quality oflife in urban communities

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