Profil Iqbal Djajadi

M. Iqbal Djajadi was born in Bogor 12^th October 1961. He graduated from Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, University of Indonesia in 1988 majoring in sociology. In 1999 he gained his master degree from University of Indonesia. His doctorate degree was obtained in Radboat University of Nijmegen.

He is one of the sociology lectures in University of Indonesia. His field of study as a lecturer are Social Research Method I & II, Urban Sociology, Sociology of Economic Life, Seminar for Advanced Research Method, Sociology of Organization, Social Research Method III, Basic Sociology, Sociology of Industry, Certain Problems of Organization,  Social Movement, and Ethnic Relations.

Besides active as a lecturer, he also has conducted many researches like Project Coordinator & Team Leader: “Socio-Cultural Studies in Oil Palm Plantation in West Borneo, 2000-2001, Research associate: Performance Review in Anti-Corruption Team (TGPTPK), 2001, and other minor research. Not only that, M. Iqbal Dajajadi also has published many academic writings. His publications include various topics in sociological problems. Some of them are “Kerusuhan & Reformasi” (Riots and Reformation) dalam Kisah Perjuangan Reformasii (n The Story of Struggle for Reformation) Selo Soemardjan (ed.), Pustaka Sinar Harapan, 1999, “Kondisi Integrasi Indonesia selama Reformasi “ (Integration Condition in Indonesia during Reformation) in Menuju Tata Indonesia Baru (Towards New Indonesian Order), Selo Soemardjan (ed.), Gramedia, 2000, and “Kekerasan Etnik dan Perdamaian Etnik: Menelaan Penyelesaian Tindak Pidana Lintas Etnik di Kalimantan Barat 1999-2003 dalam Jurnal Sosiologi Masyarakat" Edisi No.13, 2004.

To gain more knowledge and experience, M. Iqbal Djajadi joints some seminars such as “The Dynamic of Violence: A Study of Relationship Among Ethnic Violence, Ethnic Conflict and Criminality in West Kalimantan.” Presentation Material in Leiden, Monday, October 11, 2004, and “Aku Orang Dayak: Surut Pasang Etnisitas, Identitas & Politik Identitas” (I am Dayak People: The fall & Rise of Ethnicity, Identity & Identity Politic).

 [Sumber: http://staff.ui.ac.id/m.iqbal09]