Edy Sijaya
Universitas Pohuwato

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THE EFFECT OF POLITICAL BUDGETING ON IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF POLITICAL EDUCATION IN SOCIETY: A LITERATURE REVIEW Melyana R Pugu; Edy Sijaya
INJOSEDU: International Journal of Social and Education Vol. 2 No. 5 (2025): MAY
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This paper discusses the influence of political budgeting in supporting the improvement of the quality of political education in the community through literature analysis. Political education plays an important role in creating a society that is aware of its rights, obligations and responsibilities in a democratic system. The provision of a political budget is considered a fundamental element to support the implementation of political education programmes, such as training, seminars and counselling. The study results show that adequate budget allocations can improve public access to political information and strengthen active participation in the democratic process. However, the effectiveness of budget provision is influenced by transparent and accountable management. The risk is that the budget may not be targeted if there is misuse or certain political interests. Therefore, political budgeting has great potential to improve the quality of political education if accompanied by good management and consistent policy support.
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN STRATEGIES IN THE DIGITAL AGE: A LITERATURE REVIEW OF SOCIAL MEDIA PRACTICES Bikah Kusti Noviani; Edy Sijaya; Hasman Umuri
INJOSEDU: International Journal of Social and Education Vol. 2 No. 6 (2025): JUNE
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Political campaigning in the digital age has undergone major changes. Social media is now an important tool in politicians' campaign strategies. This paper reviews the various ways politicians use social media to campaign. From Facebook to TikTok, politicians utilise online platforms to reach out to voters. They share their visions, programmes and activities directly to voters' smartphones. In addition, social media is also used to fundraise and organise supporters. However, the use of social media in politics also creates new problems. It has become easier to spread fake news and manipulate public opinion. Voter data privacy is also a serious concern. Nevertheless, social media remains an important part of modern campaigning. Politicians who are good at utilising it can benefit greatly. In the future, expertise in digital campaigning will be increasingly crucial for anyone who wants to succeed in politics.