Resilience, Intelligence, Security, Excellence Center
The Resilience, Security, and Intelligence Research Cluster is a center for the study of resilience, vulnerability, and intelligence at various levels (micro, meso, and macro), ranging from the individual, family, community, regional, national, and international.
We not only examine dynamics at these levels but also develop theories and strategies in various strategic areas, such as economics, social, political, cultural, organizational, digital technology, communications, international relations, public policy, and the food, water, and energy sectors.
Through a resilience- and vulnerability-based approach, this research cluster produces non-traditional security strategies (human security), including vulnerability mitigation strategies analyzed based on the time phase of the event: before, during, and after the shock.
Threats focused on the study include climate change, transnational crime, economic crises, trade and currency wars, illegal migration, disinformation, cybercrime, energy and food crises, corruption, and digital disruption.
Not only oriented towards short-term solutions (resilience/vulnerability), we also develop a sustainability perspective as the foundation of a long-term human security strategy.
Contributing thought through a scientific process based on non-traditional security sciences (human security), resilience, vulnerability, and intelligence to all stakeholders, from the individual to the state or national level, and across various fields. It also addresses all issues that pose a threat or disruption to all levels of stakeholders, regardless of their occupation, agency, or region.
This focus examines resilience, vulnerability, and intelligence at various levels (micro, meso, and macro), starting from the individual, family, community, regional, national to international levels.
This focus develops gender, youth, women, disability and social inclusion or Gender, Pemuda, Perempuan, Disabilitas, dan Inklusi Sosial(GEDSI)-based research in various development sectors.
The Head of the RISE-C Research Cluster and a Lecturer in the Department of Strategic Resilience and Security Studies, he is active in studies of national resilience, economic resilience, food and energy security, and policy analysis. His work includes scientific research and collaborative projects in sustainable development and multidisciplinary resilience.
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Lecturer in the Department of Strategic Resilience and Security Studies, focusing on socio-cultural resilience and cross-level communication. Experienced in research and teaching on social issues and strategic communication.
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Lecturer in the Department of Strategic, Resilience, and Security Studies, specializing in international relations, global threats, security studies, and national resilience. His profile reflects his contributions to the field of global strategic studies.
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Lecturer in the Department of Strategic Resilience and Security Studies, researching national security intelligence, counterintelligence, terrorism, and collaborative approaches to threat mitigation. His scholarly publications include studies on counterintelligence, governance, and national security strategy.
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Lecturer in the Department of Strategic Resilience and Security Studies, specializing in gender studies, environmental studies, feminist anthropology, and social inclusion issues in development. Her areas of expertise include the relationship between gender and natural resources, the environment, agrarian affairs, and renewable energy.
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An academic focusing on the political economy of labor and gender relations, including the implications of gender relations in trade and employment, particularly for female palm oil workers.
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Lecturer specializing in feminist research methodology and feminist religious interpretation, as well as gender issues in education, spirituality, Islamic family law, culture, and extremism.
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