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Ayu Dewi Mayasari
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GOVERNMENT SCIENCE PARADIGM: INNOVATION IN REGIONAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION Ayu Dewi Mayasari; Dama, Melati; Hartutiningsih
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIETY REVIEWS Vol. 2 No. 8 (2024): AUGUST
Publisher : Adisam Publisher

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The paradigm of regional government administration has undergone changes with innovations in the government system. The goal of this innovation is to raise regional government administration's effectiveness. Regional governments have the freedom to innovate in the administration of regional government without having to worry about legal issues, as long as the innovation does not cause negative impacts and remains in accordance with the applicable government administration mechanisms. Innovation in regional government administration includes various forms of reform carried out to improve performance and public services at the regional level. The scope of this innovation includes improving public services, community participation and empowerment in addition to boosting regional competitiveness. Innovation in government can also be viewed from the standpoint of government function is carried out in 3 ways, namely service innovation, development innovation and community empowerment innovation. The concept of innovation, which is then outlined in a policy, is considered to have provided sufficient space for regional governments to implement several reforms in each regional government administration to enable the implementation of good governance procedures.
Dynamics of Governance in Urban Indigenous Cultural Villages: A Case Study of Pampang, East Kalimantan, Indonesia Ayu Dewi Mayasari; Andi Nur Pratiwi Fatmala; Pipit Afrianti
Electronic Journal of Social and Political Sciences (E-SOSPOL) Vol. 12 No. 2 (2025): Governance, Democracy, and Political Institutions
Publisher : Rumah Jurnal, University of Jember

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This study examines the dynamics of governance in urban indigenous cultural villages, focusing on the Pampang Cultural Tourism Village in East Kalimantan, Indonesia. Urban indigenous communities face unique challenges in maintaining local wisdom while adapting to modernization and development policies. Previous studies have primarily explored indigenous governance in rural areas, while research on urban-based indigenous communities remains limited. This research gap highlights the importance of gaining new insights into how governance systems function in cultural villages located near urban centers, where tourism activities and globalization pressures are highly influential. The study employs a qualitative descriptive approach through interviews, observations, and document analysis. Findings reveal that governance in the Pampang Cultural Tourism Village represents a hybrid system, where customary practices coexist with government regulations and tourism demands. Such governance arrangements have contributed to cultural preservation and created economic opportunities for the community, but they have also triggered tensions regarding interest representation, resource distribution, and the risk of cultural commodification. The study concludes that strengthening inclusive governance mechanisms is crucial for the sustainability of urban indigenous villages. This research contributes to the broader literature on indigenous governance by introducing perspectives from urban contexts, which are often overlooked. Policy recommendations include the need for state recognition of local wisdom, greater community participation, and balancing cultural preservation with economic development
Co-Authors Andi Nur Pratiwi Fatmala Dama, Melati Hartutiningsih Pipit Afrianti