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The International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research
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ISSN : 23383879     EISSN : 28286014     DOI : https://doi.org/10.35335/ijopsor
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The main goal of International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research is to present outstanding, high quality research developments in all areas of politics and sociology research to a broad audience of academicians and professionals. International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research provides a vehicle to help professionals, academics, and researchers working in the fields of politics and sociology to disseminate information.
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The Influence of Media on Interest in Western Culture Mochamad Rizki Subagja; Muhammad Indrian Willy
The International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research Vol. 8 No. 3 (2020): December: Politics and Sociology
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This study aims to determine the evaluation of the influence of the media on cultural interest in class B students majoring in communication science at the Islamic Nusantara University, this study used a qualitative interview method, where we started by asking the subject questions about western culture and his interest in western culture, then we found Some of the factors that influence it include: Against Human Dignity. Freedom, Creation and Utilization of Technology. Watching from the media, both television and the internet. From the results of this study, we realize that there are many impacts that will occur if we forget about culture and national identity, as well as colonialism ideologically. But it can't be denied either, that there are positive impacts from all of this, namely, such as literacy culture, development of science and the mindset of westerners who tend to think ahead. Students who can pick up good habits in western culture are already able to process the information that comes to them, as evidenced by them only applying good habits such as being punctual, disciplined, throwing garbage in its place and working hard. This will certainly have an impact on their productivity in everyday life, as well as the growing era there are still students who are critical of information and still want to uphold Indonesian culture. throw trash in its place and work hard. This will certainly have an impact on their productivity in everyday life, as well as the growing era there are still students who are critical of information and still want to uphold Indonesian culture. throw trash in its place and work hard. This will certainly have an impact on their productivity in everyday life, as well as the growing era there are still students who are critical of information and still want to uphold Indonesian culture.
Analysis of the Influence of Korean Boybands on Teenagers in the Bandung Region in the Perspective of Cultural Imperialism Tedi Kurniadi; Chyntania Chantika Triana
The International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research Vol. 8 No. 3 (2020): December: Politics and Sociology
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The rapid flow of globalization has made foreign cultures enter through several mass media platforms supported by very easy internet access. Including kpop culture that enters and spreads among teenagers, children, especially students. Kpop culture is often associated with consumerism because of the level of spending money on kpop goods regularly in a certain period of time. The purpose of this study is to determine the impact of the phenomenon of kpop culture on the socio-economic and cultural aspects but here we will emphasize the cultural aspect. The method in this study is a quantitative method with questionnaire data collection. We will conduct research in Bandung area which is prone to be affected by the surrounding environment.
Manohara Case Analysis to Understand Agenda Setting Theory Rudiman Rudiman; Arfan Suryadi; Faisyal Andriansyah
The International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research Vol. 8 No. 3 (2020): December: Politics and Sociology
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The circulation of news of Domestic Violence (KDRT) experienced by Manohara Odelia Pinot spread in various news media both print and digital in 2009, everyone in cyberspace discussed the news. Even the news related to his case was able to match the election news at that time. Although this issue should not be discussed too much, in fact almost all Indonesian people know about this case. This has spread due to the role of the mass media, both print, electronic and online media, which continuously preach the news. The media are blowing up news about the case experienced by Manohara. This study aims to explain how we understand how the media work to direct public attention, to government policies and make it easier to understand Agenda Setting Theory. Because this phenomenon is an illustration of how strong the influence of the mass media in the formation of public opinion. The mass media have the ability to select and emphasize certain topics that they consider important (setting the 'agenda'/media agenda) which in this case is related to the Agenda Setting theory. Where in the Agenda Setting theory there are three agenda setting processes, namely the media agenda, public agenda, and policy agenda.
The Profile of the Marginal Punk Community and the Driving Factors for Punk Fajar Munggah Pramdani
The International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research Vol. 8 No. 2 (2020): September: Politics and Sociology
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The Punk Community is a group of teenagers who gather together in one container or group that has a lifestyle, trend, fashion, carries the slogan of togetherness (equality,) anti-establishment, anarchism, social solidarity, and anti-oppression in any form whatsoever. Such things are part of the identity that exists in punk children and as slogans punk children are identified through the resistance of punk children or communities against all forms of discrimination, oppression, injustice carried out by the authorities, businessmen, political elites and the government to the community. So by wearing clothes, clothes that tend to be sloppy are a form of punk children's resistance to the authorities. This study uses a qualitative approach, data collection techniques such as, interviews, observations, and observations. By going through the phenomenological approach, the aim is to be able to interview sources or people who have experienced it directly based on their personal experiences and obtain research findings according to events or phenomena that occur, while the subjects in this study were 7 members of the punk community in Lenteng Agung from 10 community members. punk in Lenteng Agung. The selection of the main informants was taken with the characteristics of a random sample, in which a snowball sampling technique aims to obtain information obtained first, so that it starts from one gradually becomes more and more.
Ethics and Power: Niccolo Machiavelli's thoughts on Ethics and Power in Politics Haikal Mujahid
The International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research Vol. 8 No. 3 (2020): December: Politics and Sociology
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Ethics is a science that seeks orientation for human efforts to answer a very fundamental question, how should I live and act. Meanwhile, power is the effort of an individual or group to influence others according to the wishes of the perpetrator. Ethics and power are two very important positions in the political frame. even these two terms have been discussed since ancient Greece, because they can affect the running of the government. Because if these two terms are not used in their capacity, this will result in the instability of a country, or even give birth to a rebellion. Machiavelli as a political figure in the Renaissance era has succeeded in creating a work that combines the royal system (monarchy) and the Republic. which he titled The Prince and The Discaurses, although at first they were addressed to the Medici family who regained control of Florence. From these two books, lessons can be drawn on how a leader (King) should control, manage, and take care of the staff, as well as the people in order to create a prosperous country, and be able to achieve glory, and be respected by the people and other countries. The concept of "justifying all means" that many people know from Machiavelli seems to have become a label for him. Yet we ourselves have not tried to study Machiavelli's political concepts in detail. And we also don't know why many world dictators use the Machiavelli concept in realizing practical politics in their countries, which are implemented with an iron fist. Do they actually use this Machiavelli concept kaffah (totally), or only half-heartedly in order to preserve their power? Because Machiavelli once said that the purpose of power is only for the sake of maintaining stability, and the welfare of the country, not only for individual interests.
Javanese Power: A Comparative Study of the Power Systems of the Majapahit and Demak Kingdoms Yusep Munawar Sofyan
The International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research Vol. 8 No. 4 (2021): March: Politics and Sociology
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Majapahit and Demak were the two most influential Javanese kingdoms of their time. The two kingdoms are located in the same area, namely Java, but have many differences, including the problem of the concept of the legitimacy of power and the authority of the power possessed by the kings. As a Javanese kingdom that still holds the ancestral traditions of the two kingdoms, it is strengthened by religious teachings that are quite influential. Majapahit which adheres to Hindu-Buddhist religion and Demak adheres to Islamic teachings. The legitimacy that was later obtained by the Javanese rulers was the legitimacy of descent where the next royal ruler was the crown prince or a close relative of the kingdom, although the succession of leadership in order to gain legitimacy of power was not only obtained in a smooth way, namely there were several power struggles that ended in civil war, one example is the struggle for power for the sake of legitimacy, there was a war called Paregreg during the Majapahit era. Demak, which is different from Majapahit, still relies on genealogy as a reinforcement of the legitimacy of its power in the eyes of the people. Raden Fatah is the son of Brawijaya V, the last ruler of Majapahit. This certainly indicates that the legitimacy of descent became very dominant in the state administration of the ancient Javanese kingdoms. After a leader gains legitimacy, it will turn into a power authority that will be owned. Given the concept of centralized Majapahit power, so that the authority of power then lies in the hands of the king directly,
FOX Indonesia's Role in SBY-Boediono's Win in the 2009 PILPRES Muslahudin Muslahudin
The International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research Vol. 8 No. 4 (2021): March: Politics and Sociology
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Marketing science as a discipline that develops in the business world is assumed to be useful for political institutions. The methods and approaches contained in marketing science can help political institutions to bring political products to their constituents and society at large. Political institutions can use marketing methods in preparing political products, distributing political products to the public and ensuring that their political products are superior to competitors. Political marketing has become a phenomenon, not only in political science, but also raises various questions for marketers who have been used to it in the context of the business world. The 2009 elections, both legislative and presidential elections, provide evidence that political marketing plays an important role in the success of a candidate. both legislative and presidential candidates. The victory of the Democratic Party is the fruit of the political branding carried out by SBY, as chairman of the advisory board. SBY-Boediono's victory cannot be separated from Fox Indonesia's role as a drafter for SBY's personal branding. The 2009 presidential election is different from the previous one, currently the connection between the legislative and presidential elections is very strong. SBY's victory in the 2009 presidential election, apart from the political marketing support carried out by Fox Indonesia, either directly or indirectly, such as financing survey institutions to form opinions, starting from SBY's victory, to the one-round election, turned out to be successful in influencing the voting public. This is inseparable from the trend of using political consulting institutions for parties who want to run for leadership candidates at various levels of government, even up to the president. The existence of political consultants in Indonesia has brought about a change in the world of politics in the archipelago.
Spreading Hoax Information During The Covid-19 Pandemic Sabit Sabit; Seli Nursafitri
The International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research Vol. 8 No. 4 (2021): March: Politics and Sociology
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The development of information technology today is very modern so that anyone can see information anywhere, especially nowadays almost everyone has a gadget and television so that information can be viewed and accessed anywhere, which in the end many people spread hoax news about the current situation. namely the COVID-19 pandemic which finally everyone was affected by the hoax news, moreover the current covid-19 virus is troubling everyone so that they are afraid especially with the emergence of hoax news that is not true. With current technological developments, hoax news information easily occurs through the media social media, namely on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and other apks. The theory used in this study is the theory put forward by McLuhan. Medium is the message, where the medium For McLuhan, the media is a change in innovation or the discovery of new ideas while messages or message is the effect of these changes. The method in this study uses qualitative research methods, case studies of hoax news spread on Facebook social media accounts and data collection with social media is done by filling out questionnaires distributed to the Sagalaherang Subang community who have a Facebook account and are actively used using the Google Forms application. The results of this study indicate that the Subang Sahalaherang community understands the hoax news that is shared and does not immediately believe it and their attitude is indifferent to the hoax news circulating in Sagalaherang.
The Influence of Social Media on Hedonism Lifestyles Among Students of the Faculty of Communication Sciences Raihani Firdaus; Qori Nursamsiah; Ujang Dede
The International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research Vol. 8 No. 4 (2021): March: Politics and Sociology
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The lifestyle that students do is often a unique thing to talk about. One of them is about the lifestyle of UNINUS students. From this research, we see that respondents have used social media as a role model in their lifestyle. where 2.90% chose often, 2.90% chose always, 26.50% chose sometimes, 38.60% chose never and 29.40% chose never. Then the level of hedonism in respondents is relatively low if you look at the percentage of questions regarding online shopping where respondents choose the option always 8.80%, choose the option sometimes 47.10%, choose the option never 17.6% and 26.50% choose the option often .
The Influence of Social Meal BTS Meal Marketing on the Purchase Power of Bandung City Community Bayu Pamungkas; Muhammad Alwi Alhafidh
The International Journal of Politics and Sociology Research Vol. 8 No. 4 (2021): March: Politics and Sociology
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This research was about conducted with the aim of knowing the people's purchasing power of BTS MEAL in Mc Donald and about the influence of the online management strategy carried out by the company which is Mc Donald. This study uses a quantitative approach with a descriptive method. The sampling method used the saturated sample method, where the entire population was sampled. The number of samples in this study were many respondents. The samples that were observed and studied were consumers who had bought BTS MEAL in Mc Donald and were domiciled and available in Bandung. The correlation coefficient between online marketing strategies and consumer purchasing power of BTS MEAL in Mc Donald shows that this online marketing strategy with consumer buying interest is very effective. It is also supported by data that they know information about BTS Meal in Mc Donald from social media and are interested in buying it because of the very high hype and consider by public interest. The hype makes the reach of BTS Meal's marketing wider and encourages an increase in people's purchasing power. This phenomenon BTS MEAL in Mc Donald all around the world is in line with the syringe theory, where the theory argues that the media can have a great influence on the audience and give the desired effect.

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