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Strategi Gastrodiplomasi Thailand dalam Sektor Pariwisata untuk Meningkatkan Kunjungan Wisatawan Mancanegara (Studi Kasus Gastrodiplomasi Thailand di Indonesia) Jannatun Naim; Alfian Hidayat; Sirwan Yazid Bustami
Indonesian Journal of Global Discourse Vol. 4 No. 1 (2022): Indonesian Journal of Global Discourse
Publisher : The Department of International Relations Universitas Mataram

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/ijgd.v4i1.46

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The potential of cuisine as a part of every country’s culture, if we can seriously manage it properly, could contribute to several sectors of the country. Utilizing culinary is also part of national branding. This strategy was implemented by Thailand to form a positive image of the country. The implementation of utilizing culinary potential is called gastrodiplomacy or culinary diplomacy. This research has two purposes: to understand Thailand’s gastrodiplomacy program and the strategies taken to increase foreign tourist arrivals. This research uses a qualitative and descriptive approach and uses data from secondary sources. Furthermore, in practice, this research will be expected to be able to provide insights for readers and writers about how Thailand’s strategy through gastro diplomacy is carried out in increasing foreign tourist arrivals
An Analysis of the Validity of Digital Evidence in the Modern Technological Era Fauziah Lubis; Halwa Shabri, Indana; Siti Adinda Puspita; Chairun Nissa Eprianty; Trisnanda Rielta; Jannatun Naim
Fox Justi : Jurnal Ilmu Hukum Vol. 15 No. 02 (2025): Fox justi : Jurnal Ilmu Hukum, Edition 2025
Publisher : SEAN Institute

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The increasing reliance on digital technology in legal processes has transformed the nature of evidence presented in courtrooms. However, this transformation introduces serious challenges in verifying the authenticity and admissibility of electronic data, which is often more prone to alteration than traditional physical evidence. This study aims to examine how digital evidence is legally recognized and validated within Indonesia's civil litigation framework, particularly under the Positief Wettelijk Bewijs doctrine, which emphasizes formal legal standards in evidence evaluation.The research was conducted using normative legal methodology, focusing on statutory analysis and legal doctrine review. Various sources, including Indonesian legislation such as the Electronic Information and Transactions Law (ITE Law), scholarly articles, and international best practices in digital forensics, were examined to provide a comprehensive legal understanding. Findings reveal that while Indonesia formally acknowledges digital evidence through existing regulations, the practical implementation faces multiple obstacles. These include the absence of standardized procedures, inconsistencies in institutional interpretation, and a lack of technical competence among legal practitioners. Furthermore, the legal system’s formalistic orientation often clashes with the dynamic and complex nature of digital data, limiting its evidentiary value in court. To address these issues, the study emphasizes the urgency of legal reform both in terms of regulatory updates and the enhancement of forensic capabilities within the judiciary. Strengthening the legal infrastructure and aligning it with technological realities is essential to ensure the fair and effective use of electronic evidence in civil judicial proceedings.