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TEROR SUCI: KEKERASAN ATAS NAMA AGAMA Abdul Muis Naharong
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AbstractSince the last few decades there have been a lot of discussions on the role ofreligion in promoting acts of violence considered as terrorism. This is due tothe fact that many of the perpetrators of these acts claimed that their acts ofviolence were committed in the name of God. They acted as the soldiers ofGod who were punishing wayward leaders who did not implement God’sLaws or exacting vengeance on people who were violating their honor or/andmassacring their fellow coreligionists. Several scholars, however, claim thatreligion does not have anything to do with violence or terrorism. In theirviews religion is innocent and victim of a few radicals who use and abusereligion to further their non-religious interests. Several others do believethat religion has something to do with acts of violence deemed as terrorismbecause religion has the power to motivate people to act. Indeed, acts ofviolence, according to these scholars, have been committed under the bannerof religion since the time immemorial. That’s why religious or sacredterrorism is said to be as old as religion itself. Several other scholars assertthat religious terrorists are largely motivated by religion but they are alsodriven by political considerations. This article tries to elaborate religious orsacred terrorism or ‘new terrorism,’ according to some scholars. The first partof this article tries to elaborate the meanings of ‘terrorism’ and ‘religion’, todefine religious terrorism, and to explain its root and trigger causes. Thesecond part tries to discuss the opinions of scholars who claim that religiousterrorism is real and not as a mere mask of other worldly interests, toelaborate the characteristics of religious terrorism, and to explain whyreligious terrorism is mostly associated with Islam.
MEMBANGUN KOMUNITAS YANG KREDIBEL: KOMITMEN TERHADAP INSTITUSI SEBAGAI PRASYARAT MENUJU KOMUNITAS KEAMANAN ASEAN 2015 Mohamad Rosyidin
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AbstractASEAN is not ready to be a “security community” in the region despite itsclaim as a “pluralistic security community”. ASEAN dispute settlementmechanism such as the TAC, the ARF, and the ASEAN High Council havelost its legitimacy because there has been less political will from ASEANmember states to use them. While there is reluctance, ASEAN have creatednew form of institution called AIPR. Instead of using any of thoseinstitutions, ASEAN relied on external power such as UNSC, ICJ, and OIC.Traditional dispute settlement which emphasizes on bilateral mechanismrather than multilateral one has also weakened existing frameworks theyhave. The aim of this article is to describe the institutional problemsembedded in the creation of ASEAN Security Community. Usingconstructivism in International Relations, this article emphasizes on normsand identity relation. This article claims that in order to shape collectiveidentity, ASEAN member states should build mutual trust by returning totheir genuine institutions of conflict resolution. Because the management ofinternal disputes settlement among member states is the core of securitycommunity idea, their commitment to institutions mentioned above willdetermine whether or not ASEAN is ready to be a security community. Ifthey failed to conform norms, they would have no capacity to build a sense ofcommunity. If they have no sense of community, they would have nocommunity at all.
KONFLIK BAHASA DI BELGIA: UPAYA PENGELOLAAN POTENSI DISINTEGRASI BANGSA Rizki Damayanti
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AbstractLanguage is one of the cultural elements that possessed by humans.Language diversity are usually also closely correlated with ethnic diversity.The ability or inability of a nation to manage multi-language condition willcorrelate with the achievement of integration or disintegration in the nation.The following article will begin by discussing the history of the multilanguagecondition in Belgium, followed by an explanation of therelationship between political conflict with the language conflict. In the nextsection, this paper will explain the special efforts pursued by Belgium inpreventing the disintegration of the nation as a result of language conflict.
DIALOG TERSTRUKTUR UNTUK PEMUDA: REKOMENDASI UNTUK REALISASI KOMUNITAS ASEAN 2015 DI INDONESIA Felix Sharief
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AbstractOne of the mandates set out in ASEAN Charter, ASEAN Socio-CulturalCommmunity Blueprint and the vision of Indonesia’s Chairmanship in 2011is to have a more people-oriented of ASEAN. The youth may the society andact as an agents of change in this nation have a significant role in achievingthis goal. European Union as ASEAN’s aspiration for regional integrationhas been using a mechanism of structured dialogue to bolstering youngpeople engagement in whole sectors. Stuctured dialogue aims to discusschosen themes with young people, in order to obtain results which are usefulfor policy-making. This paper will review the possibility of such mechanismto be implemented in Indonesia.
MUSLIM-CHRISTIAN POLARIZATION IN THE POST CONFLICT SOCIETY-AMBON Hatib Abdul Kadir
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AbstrakPolarisasi antara Muslim dan Kristen di Ambon, telah tertaman sejakpemerintah Belanda menancapkan dominasinya di Maluku pada abad tujuhbelas. Polarisasi agama ini berlanjut hingga pada masa pasca kolonial.Polarisasi ini semakin terlihat dengan munculnya segregasi pendudukandan diskriminasi berdasarkan agama. Hal ini menjadi bermasalah danpenting untuk dibahas mengingat polarisasi termanifestasi pula dalamkepentingan-kepentingan partai politik, pendidikan dan birokrasi. Karenaitu, artikel ini melihat dinamika polarisasi Islam dan Kristen. Tujuan daripaper ini adalah untuk melihat sejarah panjang dari identitas keagamaanyang berbeda yang termanifestasi dalam ranah politik dan kehidupan sosial.Disamping itu, artikel ini membangun refleksi untuk sebuah kebijakanpublik untuk bagaimana membangun kompetisi yang positif di tengahkeragaman keberagamaan.
PERBUATAN MANUSIA DALAM PANDANGAN AL-ASY’ARIY Fuad Mahbub Siraj
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AbstractThe Discourse of human activity is one of the crucial issues in Islamictheology. This discourse is occupied a significant position because it wasconcerned with the issue, how far the human will is influence to theiractivities that ultimately human responsibility is closely related to theiractivities. Al-Asy’ariy use the term of al-Kasb that understood as the rightterm to describe the relation between human and their activity. Kasbaccording to al-Asy’ariy is the activity that come from human through thepower that created by Allah. The iradah of human is just paled to the willand tendency but cannot realize the act. Otherwise, it is only the iradah ofAllah that able to create human activity and this iradah of Allah is effectiveto create human activity or give kasb to human and includes everything thatexists.
ANALISIS DIMENSI KUALITAS PELAYANAN DAN PENGARUHNYA TERHADAP LOYALITAS WAJIB PAJAK RESTORAN DENGAN KEPUASAN SEBAGAI VARIABEL MEDIATOR Sefnedi Indra
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AbstractTaxing revenue plays important role in budgeting of every country andregion. One of regions that depends on its revenue from restaurant taxingsector is regency of West Pasaman. Therefore, regional taxing managementbecames more crutial and affected by the customer loyalty. Among the broadfactors that are able to impact restourant taxing customer namely servicequality and customer satisfaction. The purpose of this research is toinversigate the mediating role of customer satisfaction on the relationshipbetween service quality dimensions and customer loyalty. This researchconceptualizes the service quality consists of five dimensions namelytangibles, empathy, reliability, responsiveness and assurance. The researchpopulation is all restaurant taxing customers located in regency of WestPasaman which accounted for 98 people and considered as researchrespondent. In order to test hypotheses development, this research performsmultiple and hierarchical regressions by performing Statistical Package forSocial Science (SPSS) version 19.0. The result of analysis shows that 1)Dimensions of empathy, reliability, responsiveness and assurancesignificantly influence restaurant taxing customer loyalty, while dimensionof tangible did not have significant effect. 2) Dimensions of tangibles,empathy, reliability, responsiveness and assurance significantly influencerestaurant taxing customer satisfaction. 3) Customer satisfactionsignificantly influences restaurant taxing customer loyalty. 4) Customersatisfaction plays as mediating variable on the relationship betweendimensions of empathy, reliability, responsiveness, assurance and restauranttaxing customer loyalty. 5) The results of analysis provide practicalcontribution and recommendation to enhancing customer satisfaction byimplementing better service quality.

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