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Indonesia's geopolitics in connectivity strategy in the implementation of masterplan on asean connectivity 2025 (mpac 2025) Minasari, Arofah; Humaira, Ayesa Nazhifah; Septianti, Annisaa Dwi; Larasati, Vercelli Gipsy
Jurnal Pendidikan PKN (Pancasila dan Kewarganegaraan) Vol 6, No 2 (2025): October 2025
Publisher : Universitas Tanjungpura

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26418/jppkn.v6i2.94167

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The Master Plan on ASEAN Connectivity 2025 (MPAC 2025) offers ASEAN member states a framework to enhance regional integration via infrastructure, digital innovation, and institutional collaboration. This framework enables Indonesia to leverage connectivity as a geopolitical tool instead of being a passive participant in regional initiatives. This study analyzes Indonesia's utilization of its connectivity agenda to influence ASEAN norms and enhance its regional position, employing geopolitical theory, specifically Rimland Theory, and the notion of soft balancing to assess how geography and infrastructure collaboration bolster strategic autonomy in the context of competition among major powers, including China, Japan, and the United States. The results emphasize initiatives like the Sea Toll Road, the enhancement of Sorong Port, and infrastructure cooperation with ADB and JICA, which not only strengthen domestic integration but also position Indonesia as a norm entrepreneur within ASEAN's regional framework. Indonesia"™s connectivity strategy signifies a transformation in its geopolitical stance, wherein connectivity transcends mere developmental objectives to become a platform for strategic diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific, illustrating Indonesia"™s evolution from an object to a subject in regional geopolitics
Co-Authors Andrik Purwasito Andrik Purwasito Andrik Purwasito Dini Nurkhasanah Dyah Indraswati Hidayah, Yayuk Humaira, Ayesa Nazhifah Ignatius Agung Satyawan Ignatius Agung Setiawan Larasati, Vercelli Gipsy Leni Winarni Nufikha Ulfah Nufikha Ulfah, Nufikha Panji Binangun Pusparini, Patricia Gita Rahmannisa Kirana Rezza Dian Akbar Salma Dewi Salsabila, Yasmin Raudhah Santi Pratiwi Septianti, Annisaa Dwi Yayuk Hidayah