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Imran Al ucok Nasution
Universitas Lancang Kuning, Indonesia
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Implementation Of Good Governance Principles In Public Service Reform: Challenges, Adaptive Strategies, and Impacts Imran Al ucok Nasution; Marihot Manullang
International Journal of Management and Business Economics Vol. 4 No. 3 (2026): June
Publisher : CV Putra Publisher

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.58540/ijmebe.v4i3.1826

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Good principle governance Good governance is a key agenda in the transformation of contemporary public administration in Indonesia. Along with the dynamics of regional autonomy and demands for open information, the integration of the values of accountability, transparency, and participation has become a central instrument for eroding classic bureaucratic pathologies such as inefficiency, corruption, and low responsiveness. This article aims to analyze in depth the developments, systemic obstacles, acceleration strategies, and the real impact of the institutionalization of the principles of good governance. governance on the quality of public services. Using a qualitative-descriptive approach with literature studies and regulatory reviews, this analysis found that the realization of ideal governance is often hampered by cultural resistance from officials, limited infrastructure, and suboptimal leadership commitment at the local level. However, the integration of clean governance has consistently been shown to significantly increase public trust and budget efficiency. An adaptive framework, transformative leadership, and strengthened community-based oversight are needed to realize an inclusive, accountable, and public-benefit-oriented government
The Ur III Governor Ur-Mes and Urusagrig from an Iraqi Perspective Abather Rahi Saadoon; Tonia. M. Sharlach; Jassim Abid Al-Ameer Jassim Al-Janabi; Imran Al Ucok Nasution
Journal of Social and Society Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026): Journal of Social and Society (JOSS): INPRESS
Publisher : PT Tarombo Research Development.

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.66784/joss.v1i2.32

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The Ur III period does not suffer from a shortage of tablets: if anything, we have more information than we can adequately handle now. Starting about twenty or thirty years ago, a new cache of tablets from Urusagrig appeared on the art market: they appear to number more than 2700. Some of these tablets have been published; some collections have been returned to the Iraq Museum. Study of the archive is really just beginning. In addition to providing transliterations of a few previously unpublished Urusagrig texts in Iraq, this article seeks to address four main questions: 1. What can Iraqi scholars contribute to the ongoing debate about the location of Urusagrig? 2. How can Urusagrig texts legitimately be studied? 3. What do we know about its governor Ur-mes? 4. What were Urusagrig’s taxes like and did it hold a special place in the Ur III state?
Co-Authors Abather Rahi Saadoon Jassim Abid Al-Ameer Jassim Al-Janabi Marihot Manullang Tonia. M. Sharlach