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Jurnal Kajian Stratejik Ketahanan Nasional
Published by Universitas Indonesia
ISSN : 26207419     EISSN : 27761827     DOI : -
Core Subject : Religion, Economy, Education, Social,
Religion Economics, Econometrics & Finance Environmental Science Languange, Linguistic, Communication & Media Law, Crime, Criminology & Criminal Justice
Aims & Scope Jurnal Kajian Stratejik Ketahanan Nasional (JKSKN) memiliki focus and scope berbagai penelitian di bidang kajian Ketahanan Nasional secara luas namun tidak terbatas pada: Accommodate the needs of readers and authors Intelijen dan Ketahanan Nasional Geopolitik dan Geostrategi Kawasan Resolusi Konflik Keamanan Nasional dan Kebijakan Pertahanan Keamanan Maritim dan Dirgantara Ideologi, Nasionalisme, dan Politik Identitas Demografi, Sumber Daya Alam dan Sumber Daya Manusia Pertahanan dan Keamanan Nasional Wawasan Nusantara dan Integrasi Nasional Ekonomi Politik Pembangunan Media dan Ketahanan Nasional Sistem Pertahanan dan Keamanan Rakyat Semesta
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Kebijakan Pertahanan Untuk Mencapai Sistem Keamanan Nasional zeligke, franziska; erio kurniawan, Stalone; ginting, winardi
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Security, derived from the Latin term "secure" which means the absence of danger, worry, includes two main methodologies, specifically conventional and unconventional security. Defense is the main tool used by a country to achieve national security, covering all aspects of national life to face various challenges. National security is concerned with maintaining the integrity and welfare of the state, society and individuals. This essay seeks to examine current security and defense threats and explain the similarities and differences in the perspective of national security. This research uses a qualitative descriptive design by conducting a comprehensive review of existing literature. This article analyzes the many risks that arise in Indonesia, including border disputes, intolerance based on ethnicity, religion, race and inter-group (SARA), disparities in administrative restructuring, law enforcement and transnational criminal activity. This study shows that the effectiveness of defense and State security has a direct impact on national resilience. A country's security is not only influenced by its security and defense measures, but also by the interaction between economic, political, legal, socio-cultural, ideological, geographic, demographic and natural resource variables.
Cybersecurity dan Tata Kelola Intelijen ikhssani, agung; Mudra, Cakra; Prasidya, Fragmadio Gana
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The utilization of information and communication technology crossing national borders opens opportunities for state and non-state actors to engage in various detrimental activities. Information theft, attacks on banking systems, military networks, and national infrastructure pose threats that must be addressed. Cyberspace, with its boundaryless, abstract, and timeless nature, becomes a field for transnational criminal activities. In this context, cybersecurity is not only the responsibility of the government but also requires cross-sector cooperation. Proactive policy development, robust cybersecurity infrastructure, and public-private collaboration are key to protecting critical systems and maintaining national stability. Intelligence governance also plays a crucial role in addressing these threats. The ability to gather, analyze, and integrate information from various sources, both open and closed, enables a quick and effective response to cyber threats. Indonesia faces challenges such as legal limitations and international cooperation in responding to cross-border cybercrimes. Increased collaboration with other countries, as well as regulatory strengthening, is a crucial step in overcoming these obstacles. This article review discusses cybersecurity and intelligence governance in Indonesia.
Meningkatkan Ketahanan Ruang Udara Indonesia melalui Analisis Intelijen Hadisiswanto Putro, Laksono; Tjandra, Celine; Nursirwan, Nursirwan
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Airspace defense is part of the country's sovereignty and its existence has been recognized. However, Indonesia does not yet have a law governing its airspace. This lack of regulation has occurred since the country's independence in 1945. This study aims to determine the benefits and urgency of improving airspace resilience in Indonesia by using an intelligence analysis approach. The research method is qualitative and descriptive analytical. Intelligence analysis is a powerful tool to anticipate and mitigate threats. By conducting intelligence analysis, it means being able to predict upcoming threats. The results of this study show that intelligence analysis is very useful for airspace defense with the addition of twelve air radars, which will help narrow the space for cyber threats. In addition, intelligence activities related to data collection, aerial observation, aerial reconnaissance, and prevention of attacks on the country's territory have also been introduced.
Peran Algoritma Media Sosial dalam Penyebaran Propaganda Politik Digital Menjelang Pemilu Al Fatih, Ismail Zaky; Putera, Rachmatsah Adi; Umar, Zahri Hariman
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Social media has transformed the political landscape, becoming crucial in general election preparations. It provides direct access to voters, a platform for political candidates to interact with audiences, and enables active participation in the political process. However, it also poses risks, such as the spread of false information, social division, and polarization. Algorithms on social media play a central role in shaping public perceptions of elections. These algorithms can create “filter bubbles,” where users are only exposed to views aligning with their beliefs, and “echo chambers,” reinforcing existing views. This qualitative research, using a literature study method, found that digital propaganda on social media influences public opinion, especially during elections. This propaganda employs hashtags, bots, fake accounts, rhetorical techniques, and emotional psychology. Hashtags can make conversations trending topics, while bots and fake accounts rapidly disseminate messages. To counteract the negative impacts of algorithms and digital propaganda, strict regulations, robust digital education, and literacy, and a comprehensive understanding of how algorithms work are essential. These measures are crucial to maintaining a democratic and inclusive political process during elections.
Tata Kelola Intelijen: Netralitas BIN dalam Politik Kepentingan Wibowo, karyono; Dzikrullah, Akhlish; Julianto, Nico
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A conflict of interest in the context of decision making is the potential for interference with a person's ability to make correct decisions on behalf of others. The study illustrates that a conflict of interest can threaten the independence of the Indonesian State Intelligence Agency (BIN) in carrying out its duties of early detection and early warning of national security threats. By detailing the current situation, including President Jokowi's announcement regarding his access to intelligence information, the article highlights potential conflicts of interest that could harm BIN's independence. In order to maintain BIN's integrity and independence, this case study emphasizes the need to evaluate recent changes in regulations, as well as efforts to minimize political content in intelligence agency decisions and operations. In conclusion, the article underlines that wise and transparent handling of conflicts of interest is the key to maintaining BIN's integrity and credibility in supporting Indonesia's national security In this research, information has been collected from various literature sources that have conducted investigations on relevant research topics. Using scientific sources obtained from Google Scholar searches and relevant books, this research investigates national defense and security in the cyber era, as well as national defense governance. The conclusion of this research is that conflicts of interest can threaten democracy and the integrity of intelligence institutions.
Membangun Ketahanan Keluarga Untuk Mencegah Bentuk Kejahatan Narkotika Yang Terorganisasi Dengan Basis Keluarga Pakpahan, Hendra; Bakhtiar, Reza; Ma'arif, Nasrul
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The phenomenon of family involvement in organized narcotics crime emerged in Indonesia when Lian Silas, the father of a narcotics lord - Fredy Pratama, was involved in alleged money laundering from the proceeds of his son's illicit narcotics business. Not only that, Fredy also involved other family members. In fact, this phenomenon is nothing new in cases of organized narcotics crime, as the Italian mafia group is also closely linked to the role of the family in the crimes committed. This research found that can also be exploited by criminals to collaborate in carrying out their actions. The analysis was carried out using the EUCPN family-basec crime scheme formulated by Anna Sergi and colleagues. In order to develop a strategy to prevent organized narcotics crime on a family basis, the author tries to offer strengthening family resilience as promoted by Froma Walsh. This is interesting to discuss considering the presence of the Fredy Pratama phenomenon in Indonesia which challenges the concept of the ideal family as a protector for family members, as well as the lack of research related to organized narcotics crime on a family basis. This research is presented using qualitative methods through a literacy study approach.
Analisis Potensi Ancaman Siber pada Bidang Ekonomi di Indonesia Rahakbauw, Isro' Kurniawan; Batubara, Ika Arini
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Artikel ini membahas analisis potensi ancaman perang siber pada sektor ekonomi di Indonesia. Peningkatan ketergantungan terhadap teknologi informasi dan konektivitas yang semakin luas membuka pintu lebar bagi potensi serangan siber terhadap sektor ekonomi negara. Melalui pendekatan analitis, artikel ini mengeksplorasi berbagai potensi ancaman siber yang mungkin dihadapi Indonesia, melibatkan serangan terhadap infrastruktur keuangan, perdagangan elektronik, serta data dan informasi bisnis. Dalam konteks ini, artikel ini juga mengevaluasi kesiapan dan keefektifan langkah-langkah keamanan siber yang telah diimplementasikan oleh pemerintah dan sektor swasta. Temuan dari analisis ini memberikan wawasan yang berharga untuk mengidentifikasi dan mengatasi potensi ancaman siber di sektor ekonomi Indonesia, serta menekankan pentingnya perbaikan dan penguatan dalam kebijakan keamanan siber nasional.

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