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Rido Dominggus Latuheru
Fakultas Ilmu Sosial Dan Ilmu Politik, Universitas Kristen Indonesia Maluku
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POLA KOMUNIKASI ORGANISASI ANTAR KEPALA DESA DAN STAFF DI LOLOTUARA KABUPATEN MALUKU BARAT DAYA Marleen Muskita; Rido Dominggus Latuheru; Hertina Claudia Mehratu
JURNAL BADATI Vol 5, No 1 (2023)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.38012/jb.v8i1.1004

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In-depth interviews and literature review. The conclusion of this study is that judging from the communication process that occurs, it can be concluded that the effectiveness of a communication pattern used in the Lolotuara Village Office, Southwest Maluku Regency greatly influences the performance results of government staff in the village, this can be seen from the use of secondary communication patterns. , linear and circular which are quite good but the pattern of communication is primarily not implemented properly so that the performance of the staff in the office has not been done optimally. It is hoped that all parties can carry out their duties and responsibilities to the fullest, and the communication patterns that occur within the Lolotauara Village office environment will continue to be even better, so as to create a sense of mutual understanding. Positive feedback and effective communication patterns can also be realized as expected by all parties.
KOMUNIKASI SEBAGAI PRAXIS: PENERAPAN TEORI HABERMAS DALAM GERAKAN SOSIAL MEDIA DIGITAL Junus Kwelju; Rido Dominggus Latuheru
JURNAL BADATI Vol 6, No 2 (2024)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.38012/jb.v6i2.1436

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This article explores the application of Jurgen Habermas' critical communication theory in the context of digital media social movements. Using literature study and observation methods, this research analyzes how the principles of communication as praxis can be applied in the use of social media by social movements, focusing on a case study of the Black Lives Matter movement. The results of the discussion show that this movement has utilized social media as a discursive space to build critical awareness, spread alternative narratives, and facilitate open and inclusive dialogue, in accordance with Habermas' concept of ideal communication. However, the application of Habermas' theory also faces challenges, such as polarization, the spread of misinformation, and limited access. This article concludes that by creating a virtual public space that is inclusive and free from domination, digital media social movements can promote democratic values and social justice. However, more reflective and inclusive communication strategies, as well as cooperation with social media platforms, are needed to overcome these challenges. In the long run, the application of Habermas' theory can help create a more democratic digital environment and encourage transformative social praxis.
Co-Authors Hertina Claudia Mehratu Junus Kwelju Marleen Muskita