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The Indonesian Journal of Social Studies
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The Indonesian Journal of Social Studies was founded in 2018 in order to offer the disciplines in the field of social science education a representative scholarly publication. The journal represents a sophisticated image that is characterised by its theory and research orientation, interdisciplinary approach, internationalism and originality as well as by a rigorous anonymous peer review. The Indonesian Journal of Social Studies is a journal published every 6 months, namely July and December, published by the Department of Social Studies, Universitas Negeri Surabaya. IJSS has e-ISSN 2615-5966. This journal is expected to become an accredited and reputable journal in Indonesia.
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SYMBOLIC COMPROMISES IN ELECTORAL ALLIANCES: A CASE STUDY OF THE 11TH PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION IN BANGLADESH Rahman, Hafizur; Salehin, Md. Asfaq
The Indonesian Journal of Social Studies Vol 8 No 2 (2025): December
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This study investigates the formation, objectives, and strategic dynamics of electoral alliances in Bangladesh’s 11th National Parliamentary Election (2018). Employing a qualitative case study approach, the research draws on 26 semi-structured interviews with candidates, party leaders, voters, academics, journalists, political analysts, and civil society representatives, alongside document analysis and media content review. The findings reveal that alliances were primarily driven by the pursuit of power, the consolidation of vote banks, and the enhancement of political legitimacy, often facilitated through the use of common electoral symbols. Notably, the Grand Alliance (Mohajote) emphasized the unification of pro-liberation forces, while opposition coalitions framed their collaboration as a broader movement for the restoration of democracy. Newly registered parties frequently contested under alliance symbols due to administrative constraints, prioritizing participation over independent identity. The study also identifies the role of personal interests in alliance politics, highlighting instances where individual gains shaped strategic decisions. These findings illuminate the complex interplay between ideology, strategy, and pragmatism in Bangladesh’s electoral politics, offering insights into the evolving nature of coalition-building and symbolic politics in democratic systems.
THE NECESSITY OF STRENGTHENING PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA Bisina, J. D.; Okolie, U.C.
The Indonesian Journal of Social Studies Vol 8 No 2 (2025): December
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Anchored on institutional theory and utilizing a qualitative analysis of documentary sources, this study investigates the role of resilient public institutions in advancing sustainable development in Nigeria. Addressing a critical gap in the literature that often prioritizes economic indicators over institutional capacity, the study demonstrates that Nigeria’s persistent development challenges are largely rooted in weak, fragile, and inefficient governance structures. The findings reveal that institutional deficiencies undermine accountability, transparency, and effective policy implementation, thereby reinforcing corruption, poverty, and socio-economic stagnation. Conversely, the study shows that resilient institutions constitute a foundational driver of political stability, effective governance, and inclusive development. By systematically linking institutional resilience to sustainable development outcomes, this study contributes a nuanced institutional perspective to Nigeria’s development discourse. It concludes that sustainable development in Nigeria is unattainable without deliberate and sustained institutional strengthening, positioning institutional reform as a central pathway for unlocking the country’s long-term developmental potential.
MAPPING OF ANGEL SITES: : Optimization Of Folklore In Field Of Tourism In East Java Indrawan, Aditya; Dias Alvy Pratama; M Ubaidillah Faqih
The Indonesian Journal of Social Studies Vol 8 No 2 (2025): December
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Indonesia has abundant natural and cultural potential. This potential can be used as a selling point in the field of tourism, but further development of culture-based tourism is needed. Folklore is one of the cultures that exists in Indonesia. This article discusses the mapping of several fairy-based tourism sites and how the narrative of fairies in East Java can be optimally used in tourism activities. This study uses a qualitative research method with a multi-location approach. The multi-location approach is used to find more accurate data because there are more than one tourist attractions in East Java that are identical to the fairy narrative. Based on the research results, it was found that fairy narratives are not only used for promoting tourist destinations but also for preserving the surrounding nature. This is reflected in several prohibitions found in some tourist destinations. These prohibitions are conveyed by several local residents living around the tourist destinations. Indirectly, these various prohibitions aim to preserve nature
LOCAL WISDOM VALUES OF JAKA TARUB AND BIDADARI SITES IN EAST JAVA ON ENVIRONMENTAL ECOLOGY SUSTAINABILITY Alrianingrum, Septina
The Indonesian Journal of Social Studies Vol 8 No 2 (2025): December
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The legend of Jaka Tarub, which has been known as popular folklore, actually has a deep ecological content from respect for water sources and forests to ethics of interacting with nature. The story of Jaka Tarub and Bidadari Nawangwulan occupies an important position as an oral tradition that conveys moral, social, and ecological values relevant to modern life. This study aims to analyze the ecological meanings embedded in the Jaka Tarub narrative and examine its relevance as a source of environmental learning in social studies education. This research employs a qualitative descriptive approach using literature review, field observations, and in-depth interviews with communities around sites associated with the Jaka Tarub legend. Data were analyzed through data reduction, data display, and conclusion drawing. The findings show that the story reflects strong environmental ethics, including the sacralization of water sources, forest conservation, food security, and harmonious relationships between humans and nature. These values represent traditional ecological knowledge that supports environmental sustainability and socio-cultural resilience. The study concludes that integrating local wisdom from the Jaka Tarub legend into social studies learning can strengthen environmental awareness, cultural identity, and sustainable attitudes in responding to contemporary ecological challenges
MEMORIES OF ANGELS AND THE CHANGING LANDSCHAPE SACRED:: Folklore, Ecology, and Tourism at Lake Rowobayu in the “Desa Penari” Nasution
The Indonesian Journal of Social Studies Vol 8 No 2 (2025): December
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This study research transformation folklore, ecology sacred, and tourism culture at Lake Rowobayu, Banyuwangi, with attention specifically on the figure Badarawuhi, water symbolism, and impact tourism triggered by films after KKN in Penari Village. Use approach qualitative based on observation field, interview in-depth and analysis narrative thematic, study This explore How folklore in a way historical functioning as governance system​ informal environment rooted in cosmology local. Findings show that although folklore Once arrange behavior ecological through taboo and fear, its effectiveness has decrease Because commodification, media exposure, and governance weak structural, a​ conceptualized conditions​ as failure folklore. Although thus, folklore still relevant among​ segment society that maintains trust traditional Hindu- influenced culture, where ecology sacred Keep going support attitude-oriented conservation. This study also found that film-fuelled tourism has speed up desacralization Rowobayu, change it become destination recreation and improve pressure ecological research​ This contribute to the study folklore and tourism with integrate ecology sacred, ecology politics, and media representation, with argue that tourist culture sustainable need planting return folklore in system living trust and a strong governance framework​​ For switch from respect symbolic going to protection ecological material.

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