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JSP: Jurnal Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Politik
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ISSN 1410-4946 · Universitas Gadjah Mada · 545 articles in the index
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Exploring the Burden of Family Caregivers for Dependent Older Persons under Community-Based Long-Term Care in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand
In Thailand, community-based long-term care (LTC) for all Thai dependent older persons has been implemented under the Universal Coverage Scheme since 2016. This study aims to investigate the burden experienced by family caregivers looking after dependent older persons under community-based LTC in…
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Digitalising Traditional Markets: Challenges and Opportunities for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Indonesia
Using a qualitative case study approach conducted from May 2020 to August 2021, this study investigates how traditional markets, namely the Sambilegi and Kolombo markets, work with digitalisation in Indonesia. It focuses on collective-based digital initiatives in terms of their implementation and…
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Incorporating Sundanese Ethics into Political Leadership: An Analysis of Dedi Mulyadi's Leadership Style in West Java, Indonesia
This research aims to explain how the adoption of Sundanese ethical values is reflected in Dedi Mulyadi's leadership practices, from serving as the Regent of Karawang to carrying out his role as the Governor of West Java. The focus of the research is not only on the idea of ethics as a normative…
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Contesting a Religious Minority Status: Actor-Networks and the Discourses on the Ahmadiyah Decree in Indonesia
This study aims to examine the actor-discourse network in the debate surrounding the 2008 Joint Ministerial Decree (SKB; Surat Keputusan Bersama) concerning the Ahmadiyah Muslim Community, which has long served as an instrument to legitimise violence against this minority group. To understand how…
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AI-Driven Campaigns: A Sign of a Shift from Democracy to Algocracy?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) platforms’ algorithms could generate information and strategies for electoral campaigns. One of the leading AI platforms in Indonesia, pemilu.ai, can produce AI-driven campaigns, priority programs, and priority districts based on legislative candidate preferences. This…
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Social Class and Ecological Changes Following the Integrated Farming System in Kalimantan’s Peatlands
To achieve sustainability in the agricultural sector, policies based on the integrated farming system (IFS) concept claim to promote innovations that can be applied in villages with low soil fertility. Current research on IFS is largely focused on developing technology that supports IFS model…
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Integrating the Social, Economic, and Security Dimensions of Land Border Development Planning in Indonesia
A coordinated approach is necessary for achieving national border-area development goals. However, building a comprehensive framework for addressing the complex issues associated with border governance remains an ongoing challenge. In this context, the international land borders of Indonesia are…
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Considering Restorative Justice and Peacebuilding: A Challenge for Ahmadiyya Communities in Indonesia
Having endured a history of persecution, violent attacks, and discrimination, from civil rights violations to expulsions, the Ahmadiyya community in Indonesia has pursued various strategies to promote peace and harmony. Using the Ahmadiyya settlement in Manislor, Kuningan, as a case study, this…
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Reassessing the Effects of WTO and PTA Membership on FDI Inflows: The Case for Theory-Based Sample Selection
The positive effects of World Trade Organization (WTO) and preferential trade agreement (PTA) membership on foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows has been widely replicated in the literature. However, this seems implausible in the face of various mechanisms that could nullify or reverse this…
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Institutional Drivers of Policy Fragmentation: A Case of The Borobudur World Heritage Site, Indonesia
Policy fragmentation is often treated as a taken-for-granted phenomenon without sufficient critical efforts to further explain the underlying factors. This tendency leads to an incomplete understanding and creates a knowledge gap in advancing the state of the art of policy fragmentation. This study…
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Navigating Bureaucratic Challenges: Investigating the Interplay of Psychological Factors and Positive Outcomes in Public Sector Performance
This study investigates the psychological mechanisms underlying public sector employees’ behaviour by examining the moderating role of bureaucratic leadership (BL) in the relationship between public service motivation (PSM) and work engagement (WE), with WE acting as both a mediator and a predictor…
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Measuring Populist Communication Discourse of the 2024 Indonesian Presidential Candidates’ Campaigns on Social Media
In the recent Indonesian presidential election, social media became a battleground for political campaigns, and candidates were often labelled as populists. This article challenges those claims by examining discursive patterns in the social media content of the 2024 presidential candidates on X…
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The GEAR Model and Social Policy on Poverty: An Analytical Integrative Literature Review
The article summarises the explanatory potential of the GEAR (Growth, Empowerment, Adaptability, and Rationality) model for explaining and addressing multidimensional poverty in Indonesia. The investigation solves the persistent question of why poverty remains a systemic problem despite decades of…
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Good Corporate Governance and Working Conditions at Petrol Stations: A Critical Political Economy Perspective
This study examines the claim that the benefits of good corporate governance (GCG) extend to all stakeholders, with a specific focus on the advantages for workers during operational processes. Conceptually, GCG connects all stakeholders by following its principles, without addressing power…
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Promises, Projects, and Power: Italy and Indonesia Elites in the Belt and Road Initiative
This research examines the political and economic dynamics of Italy and Indonesia in relation to their engagement with China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Drawing from the theoretical tradition of state instrumentalism and recent conceptualisations of the “infrastructure state” as an emerging…
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Explaining Zimbabwe’s Survival Against Sanctions (1997-2017): A Resilience Perspective
International economic sanctions (IES) were imposed on Zimbabwe by Western sanctions-imposing nations (SINs) from 1997, when President Mugabe was still in power. This study examines how Zimbabwe survived the IES menace during President Mugabe’s reign (1997-2017) and highlights how conventional…
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Understanding Public Perception Made Easy: A Sentiment Analysis of Public Transportation Services
Public policy evaluations are often constrained by traditional methods that require significant time and resources, limiting their timeliness and impact. This research explores the use of X (formerly Twitter ) sentiment analysis to evaluate public perceptions of TransJakarta services, addressing…
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Philanthropy among the Poor: Social Welfare Insights from the Family Hope Program Beneficiaries in Indonesia
To address social welfare issues, governments require public participation through philanthropic activities. As philanthropy is often viewed as the domain of the wealthy, many studies focus on elite philanthropy, with only few examining the contributions of the poor. Despite their circumstances…
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Yudhoyono and Jokowi's Political Leadership in Indonesia: A Comparison of Vision, Communication, Longevity, and Election's Success
The study aims to assess the political leadership skills of President Yudhoyono and Jokowi in Indonesia from 2004 to 2023, utilising the leadership capital approach. The 'skills' of Yudhoyono and Jokowi's political leadership are examined in terms of their political/policy vision, communication…
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Explaining the Dynamic Hedging Policy of the Duterte Administration Amid the Sino-US Rivalry
This article explains the dynamics of Duterte’s foreign policy in responding to geopolitical uncertainty in Southeast Asia. The Philippines’ geopolitical alignment toward China shifted during his administration, marking a significant break in its foreign policy history. The Duterte administration…