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This journal is a collection of papers from the international conference results. The international conference organized by the University of Merdeka Malang this time focused on sustainable innovations by encouraging an interdisciplinary approach from the perspectives of public policy, economics, law, and technology. Indeed,bringing together opposing viewpoints for a discussion or debate is not always easy. However, bringing diverse viewpoints together at an international conference is necessary to facilitate the interplay of thoughts and experiences in an atmosphere conducive to the interchange of the finest ideas and concepts.
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JURIDICIAL ANALYSIS OF ONLINE GENERAL DATA PROTECTION IN INDONESIA
International Conference of Graduate School on Sustainability (ICGSS) 5th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF GRADUATE SCHOOL ON SUSTAINABILITY (ICGSS) 2020
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This article discusses the urgency and need for general data protections and regulations in Indonesia. Remembering how important the value of personal data that has access to the user’s  finance account. There are many cases about data stolen from user accounts in recent years in so many e-commerces as data holder dan general data processor. On the other hand, millions users don’t have legal certainty about the accountability and protection of their rights since, to this date, there are no specific regulations controlling such things, only some unspecific and unclear articles scattered throughout many older regulations, such as “undang-undang ITE” (the regulation of electronical transaction) and many other government-made laws. This article uses the normative approach method to analyse the absence of these laws in Indonesia by referring not only to previous laws that this country already had but also regulations which were drafted and other country regulations. Using this method a legal plan about general data protection in Indonesia was found but the launch is always cancelled until this article written, even though in many developed countries such as European countries under the European Union already have the GDPR which stands for “General Data Protection Regulation”. This program is quite successful in field application. In the discussion section, it is recommended that Indonesia examine its own general data protection regulation, “Rancangan Undang-Undang Perlindungan Data Pribadi” by referring to European Union GDPR and enact this regulation as soon as possible, as it is greatly needed to protect individuals privacy rights. Keywords: Personal data abuse, General data protection, GDPR  
SOCIOLOGICAL AND JURIDICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE OMNIBUS LAW IN CREATION WORK FIELD CLUSTER
International Conference of Graduate School on Sustainability (ICGSS) 5th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF GRADUATE SCHOOL ON SUSTAINABILITY (ICGSS) 2020
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Abstrak Proses pembentukan Undang-undang terutama Omnibus law Undang-undang Cipta Kerja adalah hal yang sangat baru. Masyarakat perlu waktu untuk memahami Teknis perundang-undangan tersebut. Namun juga dalam Pasal UU Cipta Kerja ini terdapat kejanggalan-kejanggalan yang mengakibatkan terjadinya demo di berbagai Kota di Indonesia. Dilihat dari aspek Sosiologis dan yuridis pembentukan Undang-undang ini perlu dianalisis lebih lanjut. Mengingat faktor pendorong terbesar Pemerintah mempentuk Undang-undang ini adalah untuk mempermudah pengusaha berinvestasi di Indonesia yang akan membutuhkan banyak tenaga kerja, sehingga penggangguran dapat teratasi. Kata Kunci : Omnibus law UU Cipta Kerja, Sosiologis, dan Yuridis.   Abstrak The process of forming laws, especially the Omnibus law, is a very new thing. People need time to understand the technicalities of these laws. However, this Article of the Job Creation Law also contains anomalies which have resulted in demonstrations in various cities in Indonesia. Viewed from the sociological and juridical aspects, the formation of this Law needs to be further analyzed. Considering that the biggest driving factor for the Government to form this Law is to make it easier for entrepreneurs to invest in Indonesia which will require a lot of labor, so that unemployment can be overcome. Keywords: Omnibus law UU Cipta Kerja, Sociological, and Juridical.
EVALUATION OF ORGANIC VILLAGE WONOKOYO MALANG PLANNING BASED ON LAND ECOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT
International Conference of Graduate School on Sustainability (ICGSS) 5th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF GRADUATE SCHOOL ON SUSTAINABILITY (ICGSS) 2020
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Urban Vilages are settlements that formed in Urban area without plan. Based of it's structure, the urban villages is one of element that formed the city which is physically on bad condition. This is mainly triggered by overcrowding problem and disorganization of the physical structure of the urban village environment. The absence of a formal structure ini this territorial is due to the absence of a formal spatial arrangement that programmed. Therefore, in urban village arrangement need to find rule-model based of Greenship Neighborhood from Green Building Council Indonesia as well as participation and empowering public to support the formation of villages with more quality and sustainable lives. This research is explanatory research with a qualitative descriptive method that aims to : evaluate the physical characteristics of the organic village of Wonokoyo's environment in Malang City and formulate a structuring model based on the concept of land ecological enhancement which includes :  (1) basic green area, (2) green area for public, (3) habitat conservation, (4) land revitalization, (5) micro climate, and (6) productive land. The results show that the physical characteristics of Wonokoyo village are minimal and the quality of the housing infrastructure is low, where the total land ecological enhancement value is 13 points, from a maximum scale of 19 or 68.42%. The highest value is found in the parameters of the availability of productive land which acts as a provider of vegetables and fruit, as an added value of the existence of the organic village. In order to improve the quality of the settlement of the organic village in Wonokoyo, it is recommended that the arrangement give priority to the parameters of habitat preservation in the form of intervention, local or endemic plants that are in accordance with the village ecosystem.
The Effectiveness of e-procurement Implementation for Preventing Fraud in the Government Procurement Goods/ Services
International Conference of Graduate School on Sustainability (ICGSS) 5th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF GRADUATE SCHOOL ON SUSTAINABILITY (ICGSS) 2020
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This research focuses on scrutinizing a series of article concerning the effectiveness of e-procurement implementation for preventing fraud in the government procurement of goods/ services. There had been too many numbers of irregularities in the government procurement of goods/ services prior to the implementation of e-procurement. The implementation of e-procurement is expected to reduce the number of irregularities, so that the ultimate objective of good governance, which is indicated by effectiveness, efficiency, transparency, and accountability, can be achieved. This research employed several methods. After several considerations, a descriptive method with a qualitative approach was particularly selected because it embodied the needs to analyse the effectiveness of e-procurement implementation for preventing fraud in the government procurement of goods/ services.
Challenges And Obstacles Of The Implementation Of Sustainable Development Construction Building Construction Projects In Indonesia
International Conference of Graduate School on Sustainability (ICGSS) 5th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF GRADUATE SCHOOL ON SUSTAINABILITY (ICGSS) 2020
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  This research uses the Literature study method, which is an analysis that aims to describe the content of the materials based on the collection of informations obtained from various scientific articles related to the application of the concept of sustainable development construction as well as finding solutions to obstacles and challenges in building the construction project process  buildings in Indonesia. The obstacles and challenges faced by contractors in implementing Green Construction as followed: 1)  Technology adaptation, 2). The active role of the project owner, 3). Lack of regulations 4). Public Education, 5). Government financial support. The process of implementing Green Building in the field needs to pay attention to the process are planned, designed, executed, controlled and evaluated. Conducting education for construction actors in the practical sector through internal collaboration mechanisms between service providers based on company qualifications.  Socialization to the public is needed  especially  saving water, energy, not using hazardous substances such as mercury, styrofoam which are not environmentally friendly. Thus, in achieving Green Construction  is  accordance with the principle of sustainability, awareness of the community  and contractors is needed in choosing materials friendly environment   in the concept of implementing Sustainable Development Construction in buildings in Indonesia. Keywords: building, construction, development, obstacle, sustainable Challenges And Obstacles Of The Implementation Of Sustainable Development Construction Building Construction Projects In Indonesia Anna Priscilla De Lima Program Studi Magister Arsitektur, Universitas Merdeka Malang Indonesia Email: prizciliadelima06@gmail.com Abstract. This research uses the Literature study method, which is an analysis that aims to describe the content of the materials based on the collection of informations obtained from various scientific articles related to the application of the concept of sustainable development construction as well as finding solutions to obstacles and challenges in building the construction project process buildings in Indonesia. The obstacles and challenges faced by contractors in implementing Green Construction as followed: 1) Technology adaptation, 2). The active role of the project owner, 3). Lack of regulations 4). Public Education, 5). Government financial support. The process of implementing Green Building in the field needs to pay attention to the process are planned, designed, executed, controlled and evaluated. Conducting education for construction actors in the practical sector through internal collaboration mechanisms between service providers based on company qualifications. Socialization to the public is needed especially saving water, energy, not using hazardous substances such as mercury, styrofoam which are not environmentally friendly. Thus, in achieving Green Construction is accordance with the principle of sustainability, awareness of the community and contractors is needed in choosing materials friendly environment in the concept of implementing Sustainable Development Construction in buildings in Indonesia. Keywords: building, construction, development, obstacle, sustainable
POLITICAL MOVEMENT OF EQUALITY IN ACTION: A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF JACQUES RANCIÈRE'S THOUGHTS ACCORDING TO TODD MAY IN ITS RELEVANCE WITH CURRENT POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN INDONESIA
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Abstract Todd May, as he summed up Rancière's thoughts on democracy, argues that what is meant by democracy is not about the form of a government or social order. Democracy is an act of political subjectivity that disrupts the social order by demos to verify equality. Demos political order always takes the form of disagreement (dissensus). The verification process of demos that disrupts the day-to-day political order (police) is what Todd May calls democratic politics. The demos action presupposes equality and starts on equality with the result of emancipation. The so-called demos are people who in the social order are considered to have no part, are not taken into account, such as blacks, women, indigenous people, workers, the poor, people in general who are considered and treated unequally in the social order dominant. Their presence in the social order is not identified. According to Rancière, with the democratic demos movement those who were not previously identified could be identified again. The act of verifying equality by demos is an effort to find the existence of equality within the police. The emergence of demos transforms the social order into different forms, which accommodate their countless existence (demos, the wrong) in the police.   Keywords:political movements, equality, democracy, demos  
THE PRIVATIZATION OF THE MEANING AND ROLE OF PUBLIC SPACE IN THE CITY OF MALANG
International Conference of Graduate School on Sustainability (ICGSS) 5th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF GRADUATE SCHOOL ON SUSTAINABILITY (ICGSS) 2020
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Public space is a container the activity of the community, which in general serves as a means of activity, the liaison between the space, barrier or distance between the space and softeners the formation of the architecture of the building. Ecologically functioning as a green open space, absorbing rain water, flood control, and maintenance of the ecosystem. Public space is characterized by three things: responsive, democratic and meaningful. One of the problems in big cities such as Malang is a frequent public space controlled, contested and commercialized by the parties and particular interests. This study aims to inventory and analyze the public spaces in the city of Malang that are privatized as a space of commodity economy and utility. The method used is field observation, and the results were analyzed by descriptive qualitative based on the theory of Carr. As a result, the path of pedestrians along the public space of the corridor Basuki Rahmat street, Jaksa Agung Suprapto, Parman, A. Yani, Kawi, road Corridor around the Large Market, and the City's main streets other unfortunates was taken over by the owner - managers of the buildings to the parking area of illegal cars and motorbikes, so pedestrians have a lot to maneuver among the vehicle park. As a result public space is extinct meaning and its role as a space of interaction democratic, and turned into the engineering space. The conditions of the anti-urban with the reason the pragmatism of the res economica has been to privatize public space. Attraction the reality of the urbanism already outnumbered by the space artificially and consumerism. The exoticism of the corridor Kayoetangan (Basuki Rahmat) as one of the historic landmarks of the pride of the citizens of the city of Malang as the great streets that are liveable has faded. The privatization of public space has made the citizens of the city of Malang at this time do not understand, understand, and appreciate the essence of public space.Key words: City, Malang, public, privatization, of space.
TYPO-MORPHOLOGY OF SUDIMORO COFFEE SHOP AREA IN MALANG
International Conference of Graduate School on Sustainability (ICGSS) 5th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF GRADUATE SCHOOL ON SUSTAINABILITY (ICGSS) 2020
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TYPO-MORPHOLOGY OF SUDIMORO COFFEE SHOP AREA IN MALANG CITYSpatial and Sociological Approaches to Urban Area DevelopmentRully Bayuadhi 1), Respati Wikantiyoso 2), Tonny Suhartono 3)1)Magister of Architecture Student, University of Merdeka Malang2) Professor at the Master of Architecture Study Program, University of Merdeka Malang3) Senior Lecture at the Master of Architecture Study Program, University of Merdeka MalangAbstractThe study of coffee culture and discussing the philosophy of coffee, changes in coffee (drinking coffee), even the development of a typology of coffee shop forms. The development of coffee shops greatly affects changes in lifestyle, characteristics, or social strata of coffee drinkers, influencing the emergence of various coffee shop typologies and new coffee shops. The emergence of several coffee shops in the Sudimoro area forms the character and pattern of developing the Sudimoro area into a Coffee Shop Area (CSA). The problem is the typology of coffee shops developed in the Sudimoro area and the development pattern of CSA Sudimoro. This study aims to analyze the morphological typology of coffee shops in the Sudimoro area of ​​Malang City to obtain the morphological characteristics of coffee shops and development trends in the Sudimoro area. Data collection methods used were observation, spatial data analysis, and qualitative data. The results of this study are to determine the typical morphology of the Sudimoro area and the factors that influence the development of CSA Sudimoro and how it affects the development of the surrounding area. This study will be used as input for local governments to control the development of the Sudimoro Malang area.Keywords: Coffee Shop Typology, Regional Morphology, Sudimoro Area Morphology Typology
ANALYSIS OF WORKING SPACE DAYLIGHT ILLUMINATION AT COFFEE SHOP "GOOD DANK" IN MALANG CITY
International Conference of Graduate School on Sustainability (ICGSS) 5th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF GRADUATE SCHOOL ON SUSTAINABILITY (ICGSS) 2020
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The phenomenon of the rise of coffee shops in Malang, which is growing at around 20% per year, has presented various contemporary architectural forms of various styles. Its presence aims to provide appreciation and comfort to the audience. The appearance of the façade and interior design and workspace emphasizes eclectic design experimentation. The problem is that the daylighting aspect of these facilities is often under-considered. Even though these factors, mainly the reflectivity factor of objects in the room and outside factors such as the light of the celestial ball, greatly affect the level of comfort in a room or building. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the level of daylight illumination from the workspace with the case at the “Good Dank” coffee shop in Malang City. The method of analysis uses an explanatory research approach in a descriptive inductive manner. Based on observations, the illumination level of the coffee shop that is the object of the study has not reached 250 lux. This means that the workspace at the “Good Dank” coffee shop has not met the requirements required for visual comfort following the Indonesian National Standard (SNI) for tropical buildings in Indonesia. Keywords: daylight, illumination, workspace, coffee shop.
Virtual Expo Using Inflatable Stage Covers for SMEs as an Online Exhibition Solution During the Covid-19 Pandemic
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Global economic competition is a challenge for SME creative products. The problem that is often faced is that the marketing media will not influence consumer interest in obtaining SME products. Marketing through exhibition is the most effective means of selling SME products. However, the COVID-19 outbreak that broke out in early 2020 had a significant impact on the lives of people around the world. Virtual exhibitions can be a solution in the midst of crowd restrictions during large-scale social restrictions. Virtual exhibition is an event that can be watched on computers and cellphones using the internet anywhere and anytime directly (life streaming) and can be watched the recordings via the Youtube channel. The virtual exhibition was held in a short time, therefore it required a portable stand and stage infrastructure that could be built and dismantled quickly and concisely. Virtual exhibition and workshop for knitting handicrafts entitled "Virtual Expo and Workshop for SME Malang City has been successfully held at Merdeka University Malang within 1 day involving 6 creative SME communities in Malang, applying a portable stage and inflatable stage roof with independent photovoltaic solar energy. A portable stage can be built in 2 hours and the inflatable stage roof can be built in just 10 minutes, requiring a total of 4 people. The results obtained from the implementation of virtual expo and workshop were that during the Covid-19 Pandemic, creative product SMEs were still able to carry out virtual exhibitions that could be watched live (live streaming) or view edited video recordings via Youtube channels using computers or cellphonesKeywords: Virtual Expo, SME, inflatable cover stage, covid-19

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