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Ridhoh, Muhammad Yunasri
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Pancasila as a Moderate Ideology: Mitigating and Navigating Identity Clashes Ridhoh, Muhammad Yunasri; Haris, Hasnawi; Hasni
Pancasila: Jurnal Keindonesiaan 2026: VOLUME 6 ISSUE 1, APRIL 2026
Publisher : Badan Pembinaan Ideologi Pancasila

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.52738/pjk.v6i1.792

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This study examines the diversity and identity tensions in Indonesia and the strategic role of Pancasila as a moderate ideology in mitigating polarization and navigating plurality. As a multicultural nation, Indonesia continues to face significant challenges in managing ethnic, religious, and cultural identities, often manipulated in political and ideological contests. Using a qualitative interpretive approach through extensive literature analysis, this study concludes that the dynamics of identity conflicts are rooted not only in interpretative exclusivism and polarization but also in structural inequality. The findings indicate that identity clashes are not merely caused by differences in identity, but also by social injustice, the absence of equitable dialogical spaces, and the dominance of singular narratives that marginalize the Other. In this context, Pancasila must be positioned as a national ethos and an open value system that embraces the principle of the middle path, rejecting extremism, reaffirming social justice, and upholding unity in diversity. The study recommends strengthening transformative civic education, diversity literacy, and affirmative policy frameworks as strategic measures to mitigate and navigate identity conflicts, thereby preserving national cohesion amid intensifying global and local challenges.
Co-Authors HASNAWI HARIS, HASNAWI Hasni