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Konsep dan Karakteristik Borderscapes Migrasi dan Perbatasan di Indonesia: Tantangan dan Peluang Rusli, Adi Saputra; Saputra, Fahrizal; Saputra, Nur Cholik Widyan; Virginia, Tesalonika; Iswahyudi M, Yanwar
Jurnal Kajian Stratejik Ketahanan Nasional Vol. 5, No. 2
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The characteristics of the traditional border concept focuses on geographic and physical aspects. Therefore, the concept of traditional borders focuses on visual appearances such as border walls, demarcation lines, or border stakes and posts. The concept of borderscapes is different from the concept of traditional borders. Borderscapes is defined as an area that is formed and continues to be reshaped by transnational flows that go beyond the modern idea or concept of the national territory. This article discusses various matters related to the concepts, characteristics, and paradigms of border inspection practices, both in general and within the scope of Indonesia's territory. Keywords: Borderscapes, Border Paradigm; Traditional Border, Migration
Kejahatan Transnasional Di Indonesia: Studi Kasus Yakuza Sebagai Organisasi Kejahatan Internasional Rusli, Adi Saputra; Iswahyudi Mansur, Yanwar; Arumdanie, Nisrina; Mubarok, Biky Uthbek
Jurnal Kajian Stratejik Ketahanan Nasional Vol. 6, No. 2
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This article presents an analysis of the Yakuza phenomenon, an organized crime organization with deep historical roots in Japan. Through a qualitative approach, this research explores the history and development of the Yakuza, their criminal focus, operational networks, and their impact both national and international levels. The Japanese government's efforts to combat the Yakuza, on a national and global scale, are detailed, including programs for drug prevention, anti-human trafficking, and counter-terrorism. In an international context, the Yakuza is known for its extensive networks, creating new challenges in global security. This research also highlights the importance of global efforts to counter the negative impacts of the Yakuza. The article provides an in-depth understanding of the complexity of this criminal organization and raises crucial questions regarding the Yakuza's impact beyond Japan, including in Indonesia. With rapid economic growth and global connectivity, Indonesia emerges as a potential site for the infiltration of international criminal organizations. Therefore, the article emphasizes the need for increased security measures in Indonesia to prevent the negative impacts of the Yakuza. This conclusion underscores the urgency of a global response to combat the existence of the Yakuza, ensuring the national resilience of Indonesia and global security.
Subjective wellbeing components among non-procedural blue collar Indonesian migrant worker: How international migration shapes their perspective Rusli, Adi Saputra; Hanita, Margaretha; Murni, Sri
Indonesian Journal of Multidisciplinary Science Vol. 4 No. 1 (2024): Indonesian Journal of Multidisciplinary Science
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The studies of international migration, migrant worker, and subjective wellbeing (SWB) have been thoroughly examined.  However, the question on those subjects is still rarely developed when it comes to the particular circumstances. Given the problems, this study focuses on detailed settings such as blue-collar worker and non-procedural (NBMW). This study also aims to explore the perception of public, government, and workers about the issue: how the different perspective of legality, obligation, rights, and security differ among parties. It is important to understand the rationale between them to acquire the proper insight and formulate the best grasp. It is done by analysing the components of SWB (pleasant and unpleasant affect) and the coping mechanisms to deal with it. This study uses qualitative method and interview to gather the data in order to obtain maximal result. This study finds that international are able to change their perception about life. NBMW are able to alter their unpleasant affect to the pleasant ones by doing some sort of coping mechanisms. There is almost non-existent dysfunctional coping used. Most of them are using problem and emotional focused coping mechanism to deal with the problem. One of the reasons is their consideration of future planning for family left behind and themselves. International migration plays an important role despite their imperfection while doing it. International migration provides them positive aspects such elation and hope though negative aspects like sadness, and anxiety and worry are not necessarily absent.
Co-Authors Arumdanie, Nisrina Hanita, Margaretha Iswahyudi M, Yanwar Iswahyudi Mansur, Yanwar Mubarok, Biky Uthbek Saputra, Fahrizal Saputra, Nur Cholik Widyan Sri Murni Virginia, Tesalonika