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ANTISIPASI HUKUM TATA NEGARA DALAM UPAYA MEMPERTAHANKAN INTEGRASI BANGSA INDONESIA Arinanto, Satya
Jurnal Bestari No 32 (2001)
Publisher : Jurnal Bestari

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For a torn country successfully to redefine its civilizational indentity, at least three requirements must be met. First , the political and economic elite of the country has to be generally sypportive of and enthusiastic about the move second, the public has to be at least willing to acquiesce in the redefinition of identity. Third, the dominant elements in the host civilization,in most cases the West, have to be willing to embrace the convert. The process of identity redefinition will be prolonged, interrupted, and painfull, politically, socially, institutionally, and culturally. It also to date has failed. 
Pemilihan Umum, Demokrasi dan Paradigma Baru Kehidupan Politik: Beberapa Catatan Satya Arinanto
Unisia No 39/XXII/III/1999
Publisher : Universitas Islam Indonesia

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General Election has been the most important partof the whole processes to be a democratic state. Some significant changes have occured In the General Election system held in 1999 including the comitte, contestants and rules of the game. The new paradigm of the General Election has been the hope, on one hand, and the anxiety, on the other hand, to raise a democratic climate. The writer has offered some optimistic ideas that the General Election of 1999 will be more democratic. 
Informal Constitutional Change in Indonesia Nugroho, Wachid; Arinanto, Satya; Pieris, John; Fauzan
Pena Justisia: Media Komunikasi dan Kajian Hukum Vol. 24 No. 1 (2025): Pena Justisia
Publisher : Faculty of Law, Universitas Pekalongan

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The interpretation of the constitution by the Constitutional Court marks the occurrence of informal changes to the constitution as a result of the dialectic between the constitutional document (the 1945 Constitution) and certain primary forces of constitutional change. This study employs four approaches: the conceptual approach, the statutory approach, the case approach, and the comparative approach. This study concludes that several articles in the 1945 Constitution, following the amendments, have changed ius constituendum, as the norms that apply as ius constitutum are those that have evolved through the method of constitutional interpretation by the Constitutional Court. It is this ius constitutum that functions as a quasi-constitution.