Traditions and Transformations of Habitation in Indonesia

Focusing on the practice of patrimonial power in Indonesia, this interdisciplinary study explores the complex relationship between culture, habitation, and urban development. It examines how various political and traditional regimes shape the built environment, tracing influences from the pre-colonial era to today. By analyzing the interplay between people and place, the author reveals insights into Indonesian culture and political leadership. This work is particularly relevant for graduate scholars in Asian Studies, urban planning, political science, and related fields.