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Journal : JWP (Jurnal Wacana Politik)

REVISITING ASIAN VALUES IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN’S CYBERDEMOCRACY DISCOURSE Juned, Mansur
JWP (Jurnal Wacana Politik) Vol 8, No 2 (2023): JWP (Jurnal Wacana Politik) October
Publisher : Universitas Padjadjaran

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24198/jwp.v8i2.49218

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The question of democracy and cyberdemocracy within the expanding population of internet users in Southeast Asia is a prevalent and debatable concern in the region. The phenomenon is perceived as sign of better democratization while also concerned for its political destabilization effects. Recent instances of cyber sovereignty, cybersecurity, and cyberdemocracy in contrasting practical applications indicate the imperative need for an alternate paradigm to comprehend the underlying issue comprehensively. This study employs a regionalism framework to comprehensively understand the issue by investigating overarching indicators of cyberdemocracy and cases of cyberdemocracy in Southeast Asian countries through case study in qualitative method framework. this article uses library research and limited content analysis of academic literature, regional agreements, and material from news media as data sources. Limited content analysis and data triangulation are used to ensure data validity and to acknowledge the data sources’ bias before the findings are analyzed and concluded. The results indicate that Asian values significantly influence the configuration of cyber sovereignty, which integrates the Chinese concept of regulated cyber sovereignty with the Western notion of freedom in the digital realm, resulting in a cyberdemocracy driven by state governments in the region. The research findings also indicate that this state is influenced by preexisting Asian values and the region’s prevalent challenge of digital transformation.
ACTUALIZING BANDUNG SPIRIT IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD: THE STUDY OF INDONESIA AND EAST AFRICAN COUNTRIES RELATIONS Juned, Mansur; Saripudin, Mohamad Hery
JWP (Jurnal Wacana Politik) Vol 10, No 2 (2025): JWP (Jurnal Wacana Politik) May
Publisher : Universitas Padjadjaran

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24198/jwp.v10i2.62089

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The Bandung Conference 1955 is an essential foundation of Indonesia and Eastern African nations under the scope of the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Nairobi, Kenya. Yet, contemporary trends in trade, investment, and diplomatic engagement indicate that revitalizing this spirit requires new approaches amid a global economy driven by pragmatic interests.Therefore, this paper studies how the Bandung Conference spirit of solidarity is exercised in the contemporary Indonesia and Eastern Africa nations relations especially in terms of economy and politics. The paper uses the perspective international cooperation theory in scope of the global political economy which emphasizes that there are essential reciprocal relations between aspects of politics and economics between two actors in global politics with the insight from postcolonialism. Furthermore, this paper utilizes a qualitative research approach based on qualitative data for both primary and secondary data with direct observation as paramount data collecting method.This paper contributes to the academic discourse by bridging historical ideals with contemporary realities, offering a refined framework that extends traditional notions of solidarity to address modern economic imperatives. The findings suggest that although the Bandung legacy remains a pivotal theoretical foundation, its principles are inadequately reflected in both state and non-state interactions, as evidenced by limited trade volumes, modest diplomatic initiatives, and weak reciprocity in business relations. The study concludes that actualizing the Bandung spirit in contemporary Indonesia–Eastern Africa relations should prioritize enhancing collaboration among business sectors and other non-state actors.
Co-Authors Adam Ghoffar, Shan Adi Nugroho , Yulan Agung Ayu Utami, Rahmadini Akhli, Rangga A Ali Zafir Talmullah Anastasya Gabriela Nahampun Andi Kurniawan ANDIANI, Dzulfia Andrew Matthew Sianturi Aniqotul Ummah Antoko Ridho Asrudin Aysha, Faradilla Indah Siti Danis Tri Saputra Danis Tri Saputra Wahidin Danis Tri Saputra Wahidin Dasopang, Farhan Fatah Dasopang Dini Putri Saraswati Fani Amelia Putri Fauzan Anggoro Susanto Fitri Chaerunisa Giffary Salsha Al Fajrin ILMISANI, Radendy Ahmad Imani, Alif Afdhol Indah Siti Aysha , Faradilla Jati Satrio Ksatria, Nofa KURNIAWAN, Muhammad Okva Virandika Kusuma, Alfia Laode Muhamad Fathun M Asrudin M.Prakoso Aji Manurung, Steven Montesquieu Matthew Sianturi, Andrew Mohamad Hery Saripudin Musa Maliki Najib, Gesang Nazaruddien Agus Salim Putra Angkotasan Nugroho, Yulan Adi Nurmasari Situmeang Pramudya Raharjo Priscilla Dewi Kirana Putri Saraswati, Dini Rachmasari Nur Al-Husin Raharjo, Pramudya Rahmadini Agung Ayu Utami Rahmadini Agung Ayu Utami Rahmadini Agung Ayu Utami Rahmadini Ayu Agung Utami Salam, Syahrul Samhudi, Galby R Samodro, Dewanto Saputra, Danis Tri Saraswati, Dini Putri SARIPUDIN, Mohamad Hery Septiani, Dinda Shaliha, Shiella Najwa Shan Adam Ghoffar Shanti Darmastuti Sherina Amellia Shiella Najwa Shaliha Sindy Yulia Putri Siti Maryam Siti Maryam Sophiana Widiastutie Sophiana Widiastutie Sri Issundari Steven Montesquieu Manurung Syahrul Salam Syahrul Salam Syarif Ali Talmullah, Ali Teja, Mohammad Tri Saputra, Danis Utami, Rahmadini Utami, Rahmadini Agung Ayu Vinta Sevilla Wahyuningratna, Ratu Nadya Widiastutie, Sophiana Zahidahni Hamidah, Hasna’ Zempi, Chairun Nisa