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Dianto Bachriadi, member of the advisory board for
KARSA Institute, holds an undergraduate degree in Anthropology from
the University of Padjadjaran, Indonesia, and is a Ph.D. student
of Flinders University, South Australia. He has served as the Executive
Director of PERGERAKAN (People Centered Advocacy Institute), is a
member of the national team for the working group on agrarian conflict
resolution under the Indonesian government’s national committee
on human rights (KOMNAS HAM), is a chairperson of the executive body
for Consortium of Agrarian Reform (KPA), is a team member of Indonesia’s
Ecolabeling Institute to develop a sustainable community-based forest
management certification system, is a senior program officer advocate
at Oxfam GB Representative Office in Indonesia. He has also conducted
numerous studies on peasant movements, land reform initiatives, agrarian
reform policy, forest control and politics, and land tenure policy.
He is the primary author of three books, co-author of five books,
and editor of three books and has written more than twenty articles
focusing on land issues and agrarian policies in Indonesia. His current
research interests are the political-economy of agriculture and rural
development, agrarian reform, peasant and social movements and organizations.
Dates in Berkeley: Fall
Semester 2005 |
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Mustofa Agung Sardjono is the Director of the Center for Social
Forestry, University of Mulawarman, Samarinda, East Kalimantan, Indonesia;
and a member of the advisory board of KARSA Institute. He holds a
forestry degree from the University of Mulawarman, Samarinda, and
has a Ph.D. degree in Agroforestry/Social Forestry from the University
of Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany. His activities involve academic
and public engagements. He is a full professor at the University
of Mulawarman, Samarinda, East Kalimantan. He has written more than
180 scientific articles, papers, books and teaching materials, some
of which are publicly published. He initiated the establishment of
the Center for Social Forestry (CSF) at Mulawarman University in
1997, the Social-Biosphere Foundation (local research and development
oriented NGO) in 1998 and Reforestation and Land Rehabilitation Working
Group for East-Kalimantan (KKRHL) in 2000. He was involved in the
development of Community Guidance Activities by forest concession
holders upon the request of the Ministry of Forestry, a visiting
scholar at University of Melbourne, Australia, and a member of Promotion
Commission for a doctoral thesis on Agroforestry in Wageningen University,
Netherlands. He did a number of consultancy activities with international
institutions and donor organizations (e.g. German Technical Cooperation
Agency, Center for International Forestry Research, World Agroforestry
Center/ICRAF, the Ford Foundation), as well as private sectors (e.g.
forest concessionaires). His research focus is on community-based
forest management in Indonesia.
Dates in Berkeley: November 8 through December
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