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SOFT DIPLOMACY KONSULAT JENDERAL REPUBLIK INDONESIA (KJRI) KOTA KINABALU PADA HUBUNGAN PERDAGANGAN INDONESIA – NEGERI SABAH, MALAYSIA Herning Suryo, Anindya Anggun Mahadianti, Christy Damayanti &
Transformasi Vol 1 No 30 (2016): Transformasi
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Consulate General of Republic of Indonesia Kota Kinabalu as a representative of Indonesiaitself in Sabah, Malaysia has a important part in developing cooperation especially at bilateraltrade using soft diplomacy. The reason of using the soft diplomacy is because it gives aneffective result to fulfilled national interest of a country. The purpose of this research is to findout the implementation of Soft Diplomacy in trade relation Indonesia – Sabah, Malaysia. Theproblem of this research is how Soft Diplomacy from Consulate General of Republic ofIndonesia in trade relation between Indonesia – Sabah, Malaysia. The research result concludethat soft diplomacy that used by Consulate General of Republic of Indonesia Kota Kinabaluthrough 3 aspects cultural, foreign policy and social value implemented to fulfilled Indonesianational interest in bilateral cooperation especially in international trade between Sabah andIndonesia is going well but that doesn‟t show the direct result to make its because to makedecision of cooperation between these two sides provide a long term process. Researchersuggestion are Consulate General of Republic of Indonesia be more maximalize each aspect ofsoft diplomacy and adding more various product at promotion to follow Sabah market taste.Key words : Soft Diplomacy, International Trade, Trade Cooperation Indonesia and Sabah
PERAN KJRI KOTA KINABALU DALAM MENINGKATKAN AKSES PENDIDIKAN BAGI ANAK-ANAK BURUH MIGRAN INDONESIA (BMI) DI SABAH Herning Suryo, Laura Rema Andita, Christy Damayanti &
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Sabah is a state in Malaysia which has a huge number of Indonesian Migrant Workers. Thepopulation of migrant workers are pretty much the responsibility of the Consulat General ofIndonesia in Kinabalu., including the issue of education is a right that must be fought by theIndonesian state irrespective of existence that are outside the territory of Indonesia. By usingthe theory of national interest, diplomacy, and nationalism, researchers conducted a study onhow the role of the Consulate General of Indonesia in Kinabalu to improving access ofeducation for the children migrant worker in Sabah. This study used a qualitative descriptivemethod using primary and secondary data., when Andhika Bambang Supeno as the ExecutingSocial and Cultural Consulate General of Indonesia in Kinabalu and Shelya Regina as ateacher of art and culture at Indonesian School in Kinabalu. Results can be concludedConsulate General of Indonesia in Kinabalu‟s role in improving access of education forchildren of migrant workers in Sabah which is done through a function representing,negotiating, and protecting not optimal because. 1. Internal factors, namely the limited financialand human resources support. 2. External factors, consent of the State Government of Sabah. 3.The lack of awareness of parents of children of migrant workers on the importance of educationalso that educational access location of residence. In the scale of international relations, therole of the Consulate General of Indonesia in Kinabalu could improve bilateral relationsbetween Indonesia and Malaysia, particularly the education of children of migrant workers.Key words: access of education, the role of the Consulate General of Indonesia in Kinabalu
TANTANGAN DAN KESIAPAN UKM BATIK LAWEYAN DALAM MENGHADAPI MASYARAKAT EKONOMI ASEAN 2015 Herning Suryo, Indri Yani Claudia Margareta, Christy Damayanti &
Transformasi Vol 1 No 30 (2016): Transformasi
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Most of Indonesians speak up their inability in facing the free trade era in Southeast Asia,including the SMEs as one of the Indonesia‟s economy props. The Batik Laweyan SMEs are apart of Indonesian facing the challenges in AEC implementation and a part of Surakarta‟seconomic stability. Therefore, this thesis explained about the faced challenge and the readinessof Batik Laweyan SMEs in AEC 2015.This thesis is written by using descriptive qualitative method. There are two kinds of data usedin this research, i.e. primary and secondary data. The primary data is collected through directlyinterview to Kepala Dinas Perdagangan dan Perindustrian Kota Surakarta, Kepala DinasKoperasi dan UMKM Kota Surakarta, and two owners of Batik Laweyan SMEs. Data whichhave been collected are reducted, explained, and verified in its analysis.Based on this research, collected data show that SMEs are not only important for Indonesia, butalso ASEAN, so being the most concern in AEC. However, Batik Laweyan SMEs have not feltyet the impact of AEC. There is no significant escalation on sale. The problems faced by BatikLaweyan SMEs are the classical issues which have been happened for a long time.In this research, it can be concluded that Batik Laweyan SMEs face the challenge, such asrivalry price, minimum promotion, cultural preservation, and engagement inter-SMEs.However, Batik Laweyan SMEs have had the good readiness. It is the result of synergy betweenthe local government and Batik Laweyan SMEs.Keywords : Batik Laweyan SMEs, Challenges, AEC, Readiness
PELAKSANAAN DIPLOMASI DAN KERJASAMA LUAR NEGERI OLEH PEMERINTAH KOTA/KABUPATEN DI KARESIDENAN SURAKARTA Kartika Giri, Herning Suryo &
Transformasi Vol 1 No 33 (2017): Transformasi
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This research aims to explain how the implementation of local government cooperation withforeign countries or foreign NGO in 2012 until 2017 on around the region of Surakarta. Thedata of that kind cooperation was really hard to get in the newspaper and also by search it onthe internet, researchers want to collect all of international cooperation by local goverment onaround the region of Surakarta in 2012 until 2017. This is because, with the implementation oflocal government autonomy in Indonesian cities and region, now they can make cooperationwith foreign countries or foreign NGO but must still give priority on Indonesian nationalinterest. Researchers believe that altough we could not get it in internet, internationalcooperation between local government exist. By using the theory and concept of diplomacy,international cooperation and national interest, this research make use of qualitative methodwith primary data from the interview with local government staff in cooperation section and alsouse document-based research and explained by descriptive method. Through analysis weconcluded that local government on around the region of Surakarta already have severalinternational cooperation with foreign countries, cities or NGO in 2012 until 2017. But there arestill many obstacles in the implementation of MoU or LoI which already signed by both partiessuch as lack of coordination with national government, local goverment and also agencies whichdirectly involved with international cooperation, lack of capabilities in lobbying and negotiation,lack of english, and budgeting problems.Key words: Local Government, Diplomacy, International Cooperation, National Interest
MANAJEMEN KOMUNIKASI DALAM MENINGKATAN PELAYANAN INFORMASI PUBLIK Herning Suryo S, Aditya Dwi Prasetyawan, Buddy Riyanto &
Transformasi Vol 1 No 34 (2018): Transformasi
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Along with the development of technology and information, nowadays public information services provided by the Government are increasingly developing. One of the example is public complaint service facilities that is provided by the Department of communications and Informatics of Karanganyar Regency. Throughout its establishment, it already gets good response from the community which are marked by large number of complaint received. In contrary, the community feels like there is not much feedback given by the government or they just too slow to give a feedback. According to those phenomenon, the author is interested on finding the way to improve public communication service provided by Department of communication and Informatics Karanganyar Regency (Diskominfo Karanganyar) trough its management of public information service. The purpose of this study is to describe how communication management will improves the public information services in terms of dealing with community’s complaint. The type of research used in this study is descriptive with qualitative methods. As for the theory that is used such as the Cutlip, Center, and Broom's opinion which stated that the management of the operational communication includes defining the problem, planning, acting and communicating, as well as evaluating the communication activity. The results of this study explaines that communication management conducted by Diskominfo Karanganyar has been running quite well, which starts from defining the community’s problem through variety of complaint service and continued by classifying the incoming complaint before being forwarded to the associated govenment’s bureau. After that Diskominfo Karanganyar will select and filter the information that will be procedeed to the people, this activity is categorized as communication planning process. Karanganyar Diskominfo usually communicates directly to the public through a discussion forum as well as information technology media such as websites and social media. As for the evaluation conducted, Diskominfo usually coordinates a meeting every 3 months.Keywords: communication management, public information, Complaint commu
Co-Authors Aci Diana Ayu Irawati Aditya, Muhammad Hafizh Ahmad Fauzi Ahmad Marua Bayhanu Ahmad Marua Bayhanu Aji Wibisono, Bagas Alfaridzi, Afran Dafa Ancika, Nurmalita Anggie Andri Astuti I Andri Astuti Intisari Andri Astuti Itasari Anggraeni, Medy Anggrahini, Risma Ajeng Ardyansyah, Reza Dony Arif Saefudin Arini Setyowati Srimumpuni Aris Arlinda, Silvi Aris Tri Haryanto Aris Tri Haryanto Armaretta, Gita Dinda Arsamevia, Tiara Arwindra, Bagas Dwi Astuti I, Andr Atika Arum Sari Bernard Ibnu Wicaksono Bryanfika Siti Cahyani Murdani Buddy Riyanto Budiono Budiono Cahya Fahrurozi, Anindhita Cahyani, Aprilia Wulan Cantika Dewi Nagagini Dewi Kurniasari, Agnes Berlian Dian Esti Nurati Dian Esti Nurati Diki Nugroho Dinda Nurmalikhah, Fakhira Dita Permatasari Diyansari, Margareta Ruwita Dolarosa, Fernanda Ilsavia Dwiki Kurniawan, David Eko Agus Santoso Eni Ratnawati erwin utama Evita Arisanti Fahrurozi, Fahrul Febrianti, Ratna Febryan Saweho, Ellfando Feliesa Putri, Astrid Fibi Chandra Puspita Fikriana Mahar Rizqi Garit Bira Widhasti Gita Anzi Maharani Gita Dinda Armaretta Haidar, Muhammad Afif Handayani, Tri Mega Hanifah, Nida Firyal Harjutri, Sri Haryo Kusumo Aji Hasna Muna Mufidah Hemalindha, Hemalindha Syarifah Hanum Hendriyanto, M Herawati, Dewi Maria Hindra Hatuti, Nurnawati Hindra, Nurnawati Irawati, Aci Diana Ayu Jayawarsa, A.A. Ketut Jonathan Anggit Wicaksono KADEK YUDI Kademin Kademin Kurniawan, Alal Lestriana Reswandary Linggar Abelyan Putra Linuwih, Risang Adi M Hendriyanto Mahar R, Fikriana Mahar Rizqi, Fikriana Maharani, Gita Anzi Mahendra, Arasyid Yuda Mahendra, Yoga Dhimas Maria, Dewi Maryani, Sri Maserona Sarungu, Lukas Maya Sekar Wangi Maya Sekar Wangi Moekti, Muhammad Habib Hari Muadz Muadz, Muadz Mudiono Mudiono Muhtaram, Khalish Ariq Musairi, Wendi Nabila, Shandra Naina Aqmarina, Putri Narwanto, Rohmad Dwi Noviana Etty Suryani Nugraheni, Monica Windrastuti Dyah Nugroho, Suryawan Hari Nur Laila, Zulaikha Nur Wibowo, Pratama Nurfaizi, Fachry Nurnawati Hindra Hastuti Nurnawati Hindra Hastuti nurnawati nurnawati Oryza Putri Puji Kusmarti Putri Alfiani Putri, Warastri Amalia Putro, Wahyu Ardianto Rahmadani, Saras Rahmalia, Sinta Rahmaliana, Etika Ramadhana, Vilawati Retno, Retno Ambarwati Reynaldi Deva Rahmaputra Riyanto, Buddy Rosihul Ilmu, Fuhham S Siswanto Salim, Muhammad Saputro, Alfiano Imam Sari, Atika Arum Sari, Nanda Puspita Sarungu, Lukas Maserona Sena, Aldhan Gradika Septiawan, Naufal Rafiif Septiyani, Amita Widi Shafira Fajrin Arumsidi Sihabbuddin, Sihabbuddin Sihabuddin Sihabuddin Sihabuddin, Sihabuddin Siswanta Siswanta, Siswanta Siswanto Sixnata, Rulhy Adhy Suffi Al-Amin, Muhammad Kamil Sundari Sundari Suryawan Hari Nugroho Susanti, F. Yeni Suwardi Suwardi Suwendi Suwendi Tara, Juki Danis Tri Haryanto, Aris Triyandartoko, Adhi Unami Anggraini, Ganis Wibisana, Anar Nalendra Wicaksono, Jonathan Anggit Wicaksono, Tri Suci Putra Widanang Sasmito Aji Widhasti, Garit Bira Widiyowati, Estu Widyawati, Destya Fitri Woro Dwi Handayani Yoga Dhimas Mahendra Yudhistira, Muhammad Asral Dewangga Yudi Prasetyo