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Civil and Military Cooperation Journal
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Civil and Military Cooperation Journal is an open-access and peer-reviewed journal published by PT. Civil-Military Center. The journal publishes original papers at the forefront of multidiscipline areas, specifically in Civil and Military Cooperation in Political Science, Economics, Social Science, Law, Defense and Security Studies, etc. Civil and Military Cooperation Journal is published biannually in March and September.
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Cultivating Generation Z's Sense of Nationalism in the Era of Globalization Through the Implementation of Pancasila Ariyanti, Salsa; Hawa, Gita Ismatul; Ardiyanti, Diana Kumala; Sami'an, Sami'an
Civil and Military Cooperation Journal Vol. 2 No. 1 (2025): March
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Indonesia has a variety of languages, religions, tribes, and races as national characteristics. This diversity must be managed seriously by the young generation of the Indonesian nation. However, in the midst of this era of globalization, the young generation must face major challenges in managing the existing diversity, challenges in maintaining a sense of nationalism amidst the current of globalization that is starting to spread widely among the community. Because the sense of nationalism plays a very important role in uniting the differences in diversity that exist. The spread of the current of globalization has resulted in a sense of nationalism around society decreasing, especially for generation Z. The cause of the decline is the entry of foreign cultures into a country that is considered more modern and attractive because it is in accordance with the development of the times. Therefore, efforts are needed to maintain and foster a sense of nationalism in generation Z, by introducing a variety of Indonesian cultures, loving domestic products and cultures, implementing Pancasila in everyday life, and being more selective about the presence of foreign cultures into the country. Therefore, this study aims to determine the application of Pancasila in terms of fostering a sense of nationalism for generation Z in the era of globalization. The method used in this study is a qualitative method, namely a method whose discussion theory is obtained from various sources such as journals, books, and articles. The results of the study indicate that the application of Pancasila is very important in fostering a sense of nationalism in generation Z, because generation Z is very easily influenced by foreign cultures. The application of Pancasila can be carried out starting from elementary school to college through Pancasila education, where in Pancasila education studying Pancasila which is the basis of the Republic of Indonesia which can be used as a foundation for generation Z in fostering a sense of nationalism.
The Role of Green Finance in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals: Opportunities and Challenges Septiani, Novita; Oktavia, Yosi
Civil and Military Cooperation Journal Vol. 2 No. 1 (2025): March
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Green finance plays a crucial role in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by mobilizing financial resources for environmentally sustainable projects. This study explores the opportunities and challenges of green finance in promoting a low-carbon economy while addressing global environmental concerns. It examines various green financial instruments, such as green bonds, sustainable investment funds, and environmentally responsible banking practices. The research highlights the potential of green finance to drive economic growth while ensuring environmental sustainability. However, challenges such as regulatory gaps, financial risks, and market uncertainties hinder its full implementation. By analyzing the link between green finance and SDGs, this study provides insights into how financial systems can support sustainable development and climate resilience.
Sustainable Agriculture and Green Economy: A Synergy for SDG 2 and SDG 13 Umaira, Triana; Fajrian, Ade
Civil and Military Cooperation Journal Vol. 2 No. 1 (2025): March
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Sustainable agriculture and the green economy play a crucial role in achieving Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 2: "Zero Hunger" and SDG 13: "Climate Action." This study explores the synergy between sustainable agricultural practices and green economic strategies to enhance food security while mitigating climate change impacts. The research highlights the importance of transitioning towards environmentally friendly farming techniques, such as agroecology, precision agriculture, and resource-efficient farming, to ensure long-term sustainability. It also examines the challenges, including financial constraints, technological gaps, and policy inconsistencies, that hinder the large-scale implementation of sustainable agriculture. Furthermore, the study discusses innovative solutions, such as green finance and public-private partnerships, to support sustainable food production systems. By integrating sustainability principles into agriculture, this research provides insights into how food systems can become more resilient, equitable, and environmentally sustainable, aligning with global sustainability goals.
Chinese Concept of” Qi” and Military Wisdom Tso, Hei Sing
Civil and Military Cooperation Journal Vol. 2 No. 1 (2025): March
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Many people know about Sun Tsz’s “Art of War”. Sun Tsz is only one member of the Military School in Ancient Chinese thought. The concept of “Qi” or “Vital energy” or “Life force” is one of the core ideas in works of many members of the Military School throughout Chinese History. In this article, the concept of “Qi” is introduced in the military context, with reference to army governance and military tactics. We should appreciate the relevance of “Qi” in contemporary setting of warfare, security and geopolitics. Ancient wisdom is still valuable beyond the 21st century.
Civil-Military Cooperation in Addressing Water Crisis in Indonesia (Case Study: Discovery of Clean Water Sources by the Republic of Indonesian Defense University) Navalina, Vania Kirana Fitria; Sumartono, Winda Ayu Puteri
Civil and Military Cooperation Journal Vol. 2 No. 1 (2025): March
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The water crisis in Indonesia poses a significant challenge, particularly in rural and arid regions where access to clean water is limited. This study examines the critical role of civil-military cooperation in addressing this crisis, focusing on a case study involving the Indonesian Defense University. The collaboration between civil authorities and the military led to the successful discovery and management of new clean water sources, demonstrating the effectiveness of combined efforts in resource management. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, this research highlights the logistical and strategic advantages brought by military involvement, such as rapid mobilization and advanced technological capabilities, in conjunction with civilian expertise in water resource management. The findings underscore the importance of integrated efforts in tackling complex environmental issues and suggest a model for future initiatives aimed at enhancing water security in Indonesia. This case study provides valuable insights into the benefits and challenges of civil-military cooperation, offering practical recommendations for policymakers and stakeholders involved in water management and disaster response.
Pancasila as the Identity of the State: The Pillar of Nationalism and National Integration Citra, Dian Ananda; Amelia, Amelia
Civil and Military Cooperation Journal Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025): September
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Pancasila, as the foundation of the state and the worldview of the Indonesian nation, has served as a collective identity that unites Indonesia’s diversity since the proclamation of independence. Throughout its journey, Pancasila has played a fundamental role in fostering national consciousness, preserving state integrity, and providing policy direction that supports national development. This article aims to analyze how Pancasila remains increasingly relevant as the identity of the state in the modern context by reinforcing its values in social and political life. Using a review of recent academic literature, this study examines the challenges and opportunities in applying Pancasila in the era of globalization, amid rapid social, political, and economic changes. The research employs a descriptive-qualitative method through a literature review encompassing books and scholarly journals published between 2020 and 2024. The analysis shows that strengthening Pancasila’s values is essential to address the challenges of modernization and globalization, which often threaten the nation’s identity. This article also recommends concrete strategies to integrate Pancasila values into national policies, the education system, and daily life to reinforce the state’s identity amid global transformation.
The Function of Endothelin-1 (ET-1) as a Biomarker for the Early Identification of Endothelial Dysfunction in National Health Security (NHS) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): A Shift in Paradigm Pratama, Aldian
Civil and Military Cooperation Journal Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025): September
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Endothelin-1 (ET-1) is a potent vasoconstrictor and functions as a non-invasive biomarker for endothelial dysfunction from a biomolecular standpoint. Endothelial dysfunction is a precursor to hypertension and various cardiovascular diseases. According to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the financial burden associated with cardiovascular diseases has been increasing annually. This necessitates a paradigm shift within the national health resilience framework, moving from a focus on illness to one that emphasizes health promotion and prevention, with the aim of mitigating the financial impact of cardiovascular diseases. The purpose of this research is to investigate the essential role of endothelin-1 (ET-1) in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and enhancing national health resilience. The investigation seeks to emphasize the unique and clinical significance of endothelin-1 (ET-1) across various sectors, particularly concerning cardiovascular risk, as well as the potential economic advantages of alleviating the disease burden. The results reveal that endothelin-1 (ET-1) plays a significant role in contributing to the SDGs by facilitating the early detection of endothelial dysfunction, thereby helping to reduce the incidence of cardiovascular diseases. Originality and value lie in its use of a novel statistical analysis to explore the relationship between endothelin-1 (ET-1) and other pertinent parameters. This research highlights the integrative function of Endothelin-1 (ET-1) in harmonizing the objectives of the SDGs with those of National Health Resilience, providing actionable insights for decision-makers across various sectors. The findings establish a basis for policymakers and practitioners to utilize endothelin-1 (ET-1) in promoting comprehensive and sustainable development.
Implementation of the Values of the Third Principle of Pancasila through Deep Learning-Based Learning with Baamnoozle Media Fadhilah Aini; Nurul Husna
Civil and Military Cooperation Journal Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025): September
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This research aims to examine the implementation of the values of the third principle of Pancasila, namely the Unity of Indonesia, through deep learning-based instruction utilizing the interactive Baamboozle media. The background of this study lies in the importance of internalizing the value of unity in national life, particularly within Indonesia’s diverse society. However, the teaching of Pancasila values in schools is still often conducted conventionally, making it less engaging and less effective in instilling the character of unity among students. This study employed a descriptive qualitative method with stages including planning, implementation, observation, interviews, and documentation in extracurricular RAM classes. The results show that the integration of deep learning—which emphasizes mindful, meaningful, and joyful learning—with Baamboozle media can enhance students’ understanding, motivation, and active engagement in internalizing the value of unity. Baamboozle, as an interactive edugame platform, proved effective in creating a collaborative and enjoyable learning atmosphere, enabling students to more easily understand and apply the value of unity in daily life. This research recommends the utilization of innovative, technology-based learning models to strengthen character education and foster a spirit of unity among Indonesia’s younger generation.
Food Security Diplomacy: The Role of the Military in Regional Food Security Wahyuni, Sri Wanda; Lathifatuddini, Lathifatuddini; Tofani, Ivan
Civil and Military Cooperation Journal Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025): September
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This study examines the strategic role of the Indonesian military in food security and regional diplomacy. Using a qualitative literature review approach, the research highlights how the Indonesian Armed Forces (TNI) contribute to domestic food distribution during crises and serve as an instrument of soft power in regional food diplomacy. The findings reveal that the TNI’s logistical capacity, rapid mobilization, and involvement in humanitarian operations enhance Indonesia’s position within ASEAN and multilateral forums. However, risks remain, including civilian militarization, democratic dilemmas, and sustainability challenges if military involvement is not clearly regulated. The study concludes that military-based food diplomacy, when placed within transparent and accountable non-war operations, can become a strategic instrument for Indonesia in reinforcing regional stability and contributing to global human security.
Circular Economy: A Green Strategy to Achieve Farmer Independence and Food Self-Sufficiency Yamin, Muhammad; Hafidzah, Nur Hidayatul; Hidayat, Taufiq
Civil and Military Cooperation Journal Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025): September
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This study explores the role of the circular economy as a green strategy to empower farmers and achieve food self-sufficiency in Indonesia. Using a systematic literature review approach, the research synthesizes findings from national and international studies published between 2015 and 2024. The results reveal that circular practices—such as recycling crop residues and livestock manure into organic fertilizers, integrating crops with livestock and aquaculture, and processing surplus produce into value-added products—significantly enhance resource efficiency, reduce food loss, and diversify farmer income. These practices not only reduce reliance on imported agricultural inputs but also restore soil fertility, mitigate environmental impacts, and strengthen farmers’ bargaining power within food systems. At the macro level, embedding circular economy principles in agricultural policy aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those related to zero hunger and responsible consumption, thus positioning Indonesia to move closer to food sovereignty. However, the study also identifies barriers including limited access to technology, financing, and knowledge, as well as fragmented policy support. Overcoming these challenges requires coordinated interventions in policy reforms, infrastructure investment, institutional strengthening, and digital innovation. Overall, the circular economy provides a transformative framework that enhances farmer independence while supporting sustainable food self-sufficiency.

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