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Journal of Social Political Sciences (JSPS)
Published by Universitas Nasional Jakarta
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Humanities Decision Sciences, Operations Research & Management Education
JSPS, Journal of Social-Political Sciences study the sociological impacts of political systems, change in political policies and administration. It also refers to the study of interdisciplinary aspects of politics and international relations, social anthropology, social policy, global public health, social work, science, technology, innovation studies and sociology, etc. Study and research of political science necessitate the study of sociology, law, economics, history, philosophy and public policies. Studying the current trends and future prospects of political system help in predicting the economic status of the entire society. published by Universitas Nasional Jakarta
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HUMAN VALUES IN THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (ICC) Ninepence, Albert Mcbell
Journal of Social Political Sciences Vol 1 No 4 (2020): November 2020
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The quintessence of the ICC in situ is that war crimes, terrorism, crimes against humanity and crimes of aggression are adjudicated effectively and equally. Countless individuals across the world have advocated justice to help curtail the hatred and nefarious actions plaguing marginalized and impacted communities. Therefore the ICC was founded in 2002 to foster justice and reconciliation for victims of abuse and crime. Regardless of the sudden recognition by the ICC of the authority to prosecute crimes, the ICC has recently drawn strong criticism. This paper contends that the ICC is consistent with all modes of humanitarian action in theory rather than in practice. The paper explored the relationship between right-based approaches, new humanitarianism and justice, Dunantist or other types. In addition, key factors such as legitimacy, reputation, reasonable aspirations and pacification through the ICC's justice have been highlighted as factors that combat the functional compatibility of the ICC with humanitarian action.
ECOTOURISM DEVELOPMENT OF JAMBI LIBERIKA COFFEE THROUGH STAKEHOLDERS PARTICIPATION APPROACH Subagyo, Banu; Saipul, Saipul; Ramadlan, Ahmad; Ramdani, M. Yuda; Ramadhona, Yudha; Nonon Saribanon, Nonon Saribanon
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Liberika coffee is one of leading commodities in Jambi Province and has been registered as a Geographical Indication for West Tanjung Jabung area. In general, Liberika coffee plant is attacked by white fungus, which causes a decrease in production. Its impact on productivity and low prices decreased motivation of farmers to maintain this commodity, and land conversion occurs. In recent years, coffee plants have been converted to areca nut and palm oil which, economically, considered more promising. Even so, Liberika coffee has its own uniqueness, so it needs to be continuously developed. Ecotourism is one of activities that support and maintain the existence of Liberika coffee as a rich biodiversity in Jambi. The key to success and sustainability of this ecotourism development is participation of all stakeholders. For this reason, strengthening farming community as the spearhead of Liberika coffee development, both in personal and institutional capacity.
ELITE DELIBERATION AS DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY: EXPERIENCE OF WALISONGO AND NAHDLATUL ULAMA IN NUSANTARA/INDONESIA Zamharir, Hari; Dja’far, TB Massa; Lubis, Sahruddin; Sadiyatunnimah, Siti
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Culture-bound political development has recently been voiced by some political theorists. Wisdom of deliberation in Indonesia seems crucial to making democracy work. Amidst the failures or malpractices of democratic politics in Indonesia during the consecutive regimes in power, deliberative democracy is worth revitalizing. The paper makes an account of the legacy of elite deliberation from Islamic civilization that had been in practice by Walisongo in Nusantara and by a big-mass Islamic organization of NU in contemporary Indonesia in electing NU’s top leader. Theories used in the account include Deliberative Theory of Democracy, and the concept “culture-context political development”. The account employs the qualitative research, with meta-analysis in the analysis method. The finding is that transition to democratic culture among the segments of the Indonesian society has been facilitated by the practice of mechanism of Ahlul Hal Wal Aqd (AHWA) or elite deliberation by Walisongo before the independence of Indonesia, with significant contribution to instituting some form of board of trustees, controlling the king in case of misdeed and at the same time building trust in institution—trusting the king and the board of trustees—for the peoples in the respective kingdoms. Contribution also takes place by the practice of NU in electing Rais Am—whereby election of NU’s top leader has been deliberated by a few elites with high integrity and trust.
INDONESIA - JAPAN RELATIONS IN THE TECHNICAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (TIP) Saragih, Hendra Maujana; Zulham, Muhammad; Mulyana, Mario Risdantino
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Labor problems have become commonplace in Indonesia. This is due to the large number of productive people in Indonesia who have increased over time. Cooperation between Indonesia and Japan in human development to become a superior workforce with the Technical Internship Program is a solution for Indonesia in reducing the unemployment rate. Indonesia as a country that aims to reduce the unemployment rate is not only limited to taking advantage of the program. TIP is one of the factors that strengthen the relationship between Indonesia and Japan in the economic field. This paper uses the theory of cooperation, theory of interdependence and theory of bilateral relations as a case analysis knife that the author wants to discuss. The author uses qualitative research methods in dissecting the issues discussed.
THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE WINNING OF THE 2019 ELECTION (STUDY ON THE NATION WOMEN'S DPP) Kulsum, Nieke Monika
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The research focus on the democratic party that held in 2019. The Legislative Election (Pileg) and Presidential Election (Pilpres) activities were simultaneously for the first time. There were many various kinds of things done by parties in Indonesia in preparing themselves to face the national event. The 2018 elections will be a new era for women in leadership. Several female candidates in the 2018 elections is a sign of democracy in Indonesia which has reached a significant maturation stage compared to previous years. Society increasingly has the freedom to determine the figures deemed appropriate to lead the region, including the courage to support women candidates. These included the election of Nahdliyin women such as Khofifah Indar Parawansa as East Java Governor, Chusnunia Chalim as Deputy Governor in Lampung, Ana Muawanah as Bojonegoro Regent, completing other women who were equally elected as regional heads in the 2018 elections. The study was a qualitative study, gathering data is done through interviews, documentation studies and literature studies.
CAMPAIGN TEAM AND MEDIA AGENDA IN THE NEWS OF SIMULTANEOUS REGIONAL ELECTIONS DURING THE PANDEMIC IN 2020 Bahanan, Umar Fauzi
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The campaign team's agenda tends to ignore health protocols as it intends to win the election. At the same time, some media agendas are in line with the campaign team's plan; some are not in line with the agenda of the campaign team. If the media's agenda is in line with the campaign team, it can be said that the media is a partisan media, which is not in line with media that strives to be independent. With the Agenda Setting Media Theory, the analysis is done by observing and studying literature. It is concluded that the campaign team agenda tends to ignore health protocols, with the orientation of winning the 2020 regional elections in the pandemic era, while the media agenda tends to see violations of health protocols committed by the campaign team as things that have news value to be reported continuously as self-satisfaction, whether to make the campaign team deterred, embarrassed, or even annoyed by the news about the health protocol violation by the campaign team in holding regional head elections in the 2020 pandemic era
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN IN THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS: YEMENI ARMED CONFLICT CASE STUDY (2015-2019) Zulkarnain, Zulkarnain; Putri, Tiara Ambarsari
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Children are our future and therefore must be protected, but children in Yemen are still faced with murder, maiming and many gross human rights violations during the long civil war. They are the group most affected by the conflict more than any other group of society. Destroying their home means they have to live in constant danger; the death of their parents left them orphaned; bombing schools and assaulting teachers will affect their future; and the physical and mental violence caused by war leaves eternal scars in their hearts. This study aims to determine how the UN Security Council responds to child violations that occur in the Yemeni armed conflict. This research is a descriptive qualitative research with the concept of conflict resolution and child protection in the Geneva Conventions as an analytical framework. The results of this study indicate that warring parties in Yemen have failed to protect Yemeni children, while the UN Security Council's efforts to hold them to account and improve child protection are still inadequate.

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