Traditions and Transformations of Habitation in Indonesia

Focusing on the interplay between patrimonial power and urban habitation in Indonesia, this book offers interdisciplinary insights from environmental humanities, including arts, architecture, and sociology. It examines how various political and traditional regimes have shaped the built environment, revealing a complex relationship between culture, tradition, and spatial development from the pre-colonial era to today. By emphasizing the significance of cultural understanding in Indonesian politics, it serves as a valuable resource for graduate scholars across multiple disciplines.