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Prof. Dr. Endang Susilowati, M.A., serves as a Professor of Maritime History at the Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Diponegoro University. Additionally, she holds the position of senior researcher at the Center for Southeast Asian Maritime Culture and History Studies at the same institution. Her paper, titled ‘The Impact of Modernization on Boats: Shipping in Banjarmasin, 1970–1990,’ was among the selected works presented at the Southeast Asian Studies Workshop at Leiden University, the Netherlands, from January 22–26, 2001. One of her notable research projects is ‘Southeast Asian Maritime Networks and Diplomacy in Transition: Batavia, Macau, and American Shipping, 1622–1820.’ Furthermore, Prof. Dr. Endang Susilowati, M.A., is deeply engaged with issues of nationalism among the inhabitants of Indonesia’s outermost islands.

E-mail: endangsusilowati@live.undip.ac.id

Keahlian: Sejarah Maritim, Historiografi

Riwayat Pendidikan
  • S-1 Universitas Gadjah Mada
  • S-2 Universitas Indonesia
  • S-3 Universitas Indonesia
The Impact of Baron Fishermen’s Activities on the Socio-Economic Life of Kemadang Village Residents, 2011-2017
FA Pangesti, E Susilowati
Journal of Maritime Studies and National Integration 8 (2), 62-70
 2025
Locked within The Cycle of Patronage: Structural Poverty in Jeneponto’s Salt Farming Industry
S Sahajuddin, Y Rochwulaningsih, E Susilowati
Multidisciplinary Reviews
 2025
Development of Pontianak Port: Supporting and Inhibiting Factors, 1980-2012
G Amellia, E Susilowati
Journal of Maritime Studies and National Integration 7 (2), 58-67
 2025
“Wairon and Waimansusu”: War Boat and Trade Boat of The Biak People in Papua-Indonesia
A Rumbekwan, ST Sulistiyono, Y Rochwulaningsih, E Susilowati, I Ali, …
E3S Web of Conferences 605, 03063
 2025
Dampak Pengembangan Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok terhadap Aktivitas Pelayaran dan Bongkar Muat Barang, 1969–1983
DY Putra, E Susilowati
Historiografi 3 (2), 138-149
 2024
Preservation of The Old City of Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, and its development as a cultural tourism asset
D Yuliati, E Susilowati, T Suliyati
Cogent Social Sciences 9 (1), 2170740
 2023
The Ikat Weaving Industry in Kediri: Characteristics and Strategies for Development, 1966-2014
F Sofiantoro, E Susilowati, A Alamsyah
Indonesian Historical Studies 6 (1), 107-115
 2022
Developing the Motifs and The Strategies to Survive of Semarang Batik Creative Industries, in Semarang Central Java Province, Indonesia
D Yuliati, E Susilowati
E3S Web of Conferences 359, 02031
 2022
  • 2022-2023 Identification of Community-Based Historical and Cultural Tourism Development Potential an Natuna, Riau Islands
  • 2023 Diaspora Bajau in Pulau Mabul, Sabah, Malaysia (Anggota)
  • 2023: Fostering a Love of Maritime Culture Movement among Undergraduate History Students
  • 2024: Basic Training in Translation of Dutch Historical Sources for Undergraduate History Students, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Diponegoro University
  • 2025: Basic Training in Translation of Dutch Historical Sources II for Undergraduate History Students, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Diponegoro University
  • 2025: Thesis Proposal Writing Training for 5th-Semester Undergraduate History Students
  • Dutch
  • Dutch 2
  • Dutch 3
  • Dutch 4
  • Bibliography of Indonesian History and Archival Research
  • Indonesian Historiography