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Model Kepemimpinan Strategik dan Pengelolaan Sumber Daya Nasional Untuk Pertahanan Adaptif Indonesia Emas 2045 Nijo, Jamet; Lubis, Zulhamidi; Susilo, Tarsisius; Supriyo, Sarwo; Risandi, Anton Bimo
Syntax Literate Jurnal Ilmiah Indonesia
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36418/syntax-literate.v10i10.61748

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This article analyzes the model of strategic leadership and national resource management as the foundation for Indonesia’s adaptive defense toward Golden Indonesia 2045. The study is based on global dynamics marked by geopolitical rivalries, technological progress, and multidimensional threats that demand visionary and integrative leadership. A qualitative-descriptive method was employed, combining literature review, policy analysis, and comparative international case studies, with data drawn from books, academic journals, official defense documents, and expert interviews. SWOT analysis reveals Indonesia’s strengths in ideology, geostrategy, and social legitimacy, yet highlights weaknesses in defense modernization, foreign technology dependence, and limited cross-sectoral coordination. Strategic opportunities lie in the Golden Indonesia 2045 vision, digital transformation, and international cooperation, while external threats include great-power rivalries, cyberattacks, grey-zone competition, and global supply chain disruptions.The study concludes that Indonesia’s strategic leadership must be transformational, adaptive, and integrative. Recommendations focus on building an independent defense industry, strengthening human resources, and advancing digital defense. With consistent implementation, this model can enhance adaptive defense and contribute significantly to achieving Golden Indonesia 2045.
Strategi Indonesia Menghadapi Rivalitas Global Melalui Reformulasi Doktrin Pertahanan Berbasis Asta Cita Atmoko, Andriyan Wahyu Dwi; Bawanto, Arief Tri; Susilo, Tarsisius; Basuki, Tedy; Nugroho, Ig. Widi
Syntax Literate Jurnal Ilmiah Indonesia
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36418/syntax-literate.v10i10.61750

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The rivalry between the United States, China, and Russia in the Indo-Pacific region increasingly underscores the global geopolitical shift toward competition over strategic resources, trade routes, and technological supremacy. The leadership models of these three major actors exhibit distinct characteristics: the America First doctrine emphasizing defense-industry protectionism, China’s technocratic model of technology-driven national mobilization, and Russia’s use of energy sovereignty as a geopolitical instrument. These leadership dynamics not only reshape the regional security architecture but also generate multidomain threats with direct implications for Indonesia’s national interests This study employs a qualitative-descriptive approach, framed by the theories of transformational leadership (Burns & Bass), adaptive leadership (Heifetz), and strategic military leadership. To map Indonesia’s objective conditions, a SWOT analysis is applied to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in the formulation of the national defense doctrine. The findings reveal that Indonesia possesses notable advantages, including its geostrategic position, the warrior ethos of the TNI, and opportunities for regional cooperation. However, significant challenges remain, such as technological limitations and dependence on external defense industries. The study’s key recommendation is the necessity of re-charting Indonesia’s defense doctrine based on Asta Cita principles in an integrative manner: prioritizing defense-industry self-reliance, strengthening defense diplomacy, capitalizing on the demographic dividend, and consolidating maritime superiority. In doing so, Indonesia will not only be able to anticipate global rivalries but also reinforce the foundations of an adaptive defense posture in pursuit of the Indonesia Emas 2045 vision.
Asta Cita Pertahanan Indonesia Dan Dinamika Kepemimpinan Strategis Dalam Geopolitik Indo Pasifik Solikhin, Solikhin; Widodo, Eko Slamet; Susilo, Tarsisius; Yadi, Rahman; Golkariansyah, Golkariansyah
Syntax Literate Jurnal Ilmiah Indonesia
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36418/syntax-literate.v10i10.61769

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Kajian ini menganalisis dinamika geopolitik Indo-Pasifik yang semakin dipengaruhi oleh rivalitas Amerika Serikat, Tiongkok, dan Rusia dalam perebutan sumber daya strategis, jalur perdagangan, serta dominasi politik kawasan. Indonesia, sebagai negara kepulauan terbesar dengan posisi geostrategis pada Sea Lines of Communication (SLOC), menghadapi tantangan sekaligus peluang dalam mengamankan kepentingan nasional. Melalui kerangka Asta Cita Pertahanan, yang menekankan delapan prioritas strategis termasuk modernisasi alutsista, penguatan industri pertahanan, dan diplomasi pertahanan aktif, penelitian ini menelaah bagaimana Indonesia dapat memanfaatkan kekuatan internal untuk merebut peluang eksternal. Metode penelitian menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif deskriptif dengan analisis SWOT yang menunjukkan posisi Indonesia pada Kuadran I (Strength–Opportunity). Hasil penelitian mengungkap bahwa keunggulan geostrategis, doktrin Sishankamrata, dan potensi sumber daya alam dapat dijadikan basis untuk memperkuat postur pertahanan nasional serta meningkatkan kepemimpinan Indonesia di kawasan. Namun demikian, keterbatasan modernisasi alutsista, ketergantungan teknologi luar negeri, dan lemahnya koordinasi lintas-sektor tetap menjadi hambatan. Kesimpulan penelitian ini menegaskan perlunya kepemimpinan strategis yang proaktif, adaptif, dan visioner guna memastikan bahwa Asta Cita Pertahanan tidak hanya menjadi doktrin normatif, tetapi juga instrumen operasional menuju Indonesia Emas 2045.
Implementasi Hukum Humaniter dan Perlindungan Warga Sipil dalam Konflik Israel-Palestina Beruh, Sri Marantika; Martiono, Frisdian; Susilo, Tarsisius; Haryana, Syaid; Supriyanto, Agus
Syntax Literate Jurnal Ilmiah Indonesia
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36418/syntax-literate.v10i5.59729

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The ongoing armed conflict between Israel and Palestine reflects the complexity of modern geopolitical contestation, characterized not only by military confrontation but also by widespread violations of fundamental principles of International Humanitarian Law (IHL). This study aims to analyze the gap between the normative framework of humanitarian law as outlined in the 1949 Geneva Conventions and their Additional Protocols and the empirical practices observed on the battlefield, particularly concerning the protection of civilians and non-military infrastructure. Employing a juridical-normative method and a technocratic-institutional approach, this research examines the legal and institutional dimensions that hinder the effective enforcement of IHL. The findings reveal that, in addition to the low level of state actor compliance with the principles of distinction, proportionality, and precaution, the weakened role of the United Nations Security Council and the limited jurisdictional reach of the International Criminal Court exacerbate the culture of impunity for war crimes. Based on these findings, the study recommends a structural reform of international institutions, including the reconfiguration of supranational legal authority independent of political vetoes, and the strengthening of a collaborative, adaptive legal framework for civilian protection. This study aspires to offer a strategic contribution toward reinforcing international legal governance in responding to increasingly asymmetric and destructive contemporary armed conflicts.
Co-Authors . Limbong, Benny L Abadi, Andi Nur Abda Abda Achyar, Mohammad Adam Darmawan, Marino Adi S, Agustinus Adriono, Rudi Agung, Erwin Agus Supriyanto Akad, Andy Mustafa Alam, Saiful Ali Mahmudi ali, yusuf Alif, Akhmad Amperawan, Cahyadi Amzidil, Lek Andrianto, Febi Andriono , Rudi Antono, Kukuh Dwi Apandi, Asep Apandi, M. Asep Apriyanto, Bambang Arismunandar, Setiawan Aritonang, RH Aritonang, Rudi Hasiholan Arvianto, Tomy Aryaka, Marvien Atmoko, Andriyan Wahyu Dwi Auliadi Santoso, Anugrah Bagiono, Amin Bambang Wijonarko Basuki, Tedy Bawanto, Arief Tri Beruh, Sri Marantika Bimo Risandi, Anton Broto, Fadjar Wahyudi Broto, S. Dhani Budi, I Ketut Setia Budi, Ketut Setia Budi, Lustia Budi, Suntara Wisnu Budiman Budiman Cahyono, Agung Nur Cokabo, David Mulyadi Dadang Hermawan Dewanto, Roli Dhani Broto Nugroho, Sidik Dhani, Sidik Efendi, Didik Effendi, M. Eko Hadiyanto, Yuli Erlangga , Aqsa Firmansyah , Rudi Golkariansyah, Golkariansyah Gunawan, Roma Hadisuseno, Bungkus Halkis, Mhd. Hamel, Boy Yopi Hanla, Hanla Haprabu, Wirasetyo Hartono, Rudi Haryana, Syaid Haryanto Hunsam, Berny Hendrayana, Dadang Hendrik Etwiory, Robinson Heri Susanto, Teguh Hertanto, Arief Kurniawan Ibrohim, Nur Rochmad Imasfy, M. Iskandar, Yulian Istiawan, Istiawan Iswan Nusi, Mohamad Iwan Setiawan Jaya, Dedy Kusuma Johor, Wan Saiful Bahari Bin Wan Joko Prasetyo Kartono, Mandri Kismanto, Totok Prio Komarudin, Dedi Limbong , Benny Leonardo Limbong, Benny Limbong, Beny Leonard Littlejohn, Andrew Lubis, M. Sati Lubis, Zulhamidi Made Mertha Yasa, I Malinton, Yoki Marpaung, Budiman Marpaung, Irfan Satya Prasad Martiono, Frisdian Mattanete, Takdir Milyardin, Ian Rizkian Muhammad Halkis Mustamin Mustamin Napitupulu, Faisal Florance Negara, Agung Perwira Nijo, Jamet Nugroho, Ig Widi Nugroho, Ig. Widi Nugroho, Ignatius Widi Nugroho, Yogi Nurcahyo, Yulianto Nurhidayat Nurhidayat Nurhidayat, I Ketut Bina S, Nursanto, Ukik Ari Nurtono, Adietya Yuni Panggabean, Andar Dodianto Parinussa, Johanis Pinandito, Prasetyo Prakosa, Chandra Ariyadi Prasetyo W., Danang Priyanto Priyanto Priyanto, Yusep Purnawan, Aris Purwanto , Didik Purwanto, Dudik Purwanto, Farid Yudis Putra, Bastian Setya Laksana Putra, Deki Rayusyah Raharja, Raden Yoga Raharjo, Kanang Budi Ramadhanus, Wahyu Ridwan, Yohanas Risandi, Anton Bimo Rozi, Roy Fakhrul RS , Wahyu Rudi Firmansah Saerodin, Rahmad Santosa, Wahyudi Dwi Santoso, Antonius Adi Sarana, Arinto Beny Saroso, Budi Setiawan, Gede Setiyawan, Danang Ary Setyawan, Edy Setyawan Setyoko , Budi Setyoko, Budi Sihombing, Rooy Candra Simangunsong, Rudy Simanjuntak, Arifin Sinaga, Thomas Sinaga, Thomas H.K Sirait, Dinand Tumpak Sitompul, Ely Asyer Soeprianto, Agus Solikhin Solikhin Sudrajat, Mochamad Andri Wahyu Sugir, Sugir Sujiwo, Aji Sultan Alimudin, Andi Sunadi, Sunadi Sunarko Sunarko Supriyo, Sarwo Susanto, Teguh Heri Sutopo, Joko Syah Putra Siregar, Eko Syakur, Nanang Mahfudi T. Wijaya, Xanthoniar Tadung, Rapy Tapayasa, Gusti Bagus Oka Taufik Nur Cahyanto, Taufik Nur Teguh Wibowo Timur, Afrilian Sukarno Triambodo, Reno Triandoko, Febi Triyono Triyono Tuwadi, Tuwadi Utomo, Bambang Prasetyo Wahyu RS, Wahyu RS Wahyudi, Edi Wahyudi, Joko Wahyudi, Tody Warli, Lili Wibowo, Imam Wibowo, Medi Hariyo Widodo, Eko Slamet Widodo, Roni Agus Wijaya, Hilman Winarno, Irwan Aditya Wiseso, Gatot Wisyudha, Wisyudha Wiyono, Sidik Yadi, Rahman Zaenal Arifin Zaman, Komaruz Zega , Taufik Zega, Muhammad Taufiq Zega, Taufiq ‘Alimi, Nur