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Fast in Social Sciences
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Fast in Social Sciences (FSS) is an international, open-access, and peer-reviewed academic journal published by the Forum Akademisi dan Dosen Peneliti (FAST). The journal serves as a platform for the dissemination of high-quality research and scholarly work in the field of social sciences. It is dedicated to promoting intellectual discourse and encouraging theoretical as well as empirical studies that address critical issues within contemporary societies. FSS welcomes contributions that explore the complexities of social life and offer insights into the dynamic processes of social change, interaction, and transformation. The journal publishes original research articles, theoretical papers, and critical reviews that contribute to the advancement of knowledge across diverse areas of the social sciences. These include, but are not limited to, sociology, anthropology, social psychology, law, political science, education, social economics, community development, gender studies, media and communication, urban studies, and environmental social issues. Particular emphasis is placed on emerging social challenges such as inequality, globalization, social justice, cultural identity, environmental sustainability, and the impact of technology and media on social behavior.
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Leadership Communication and Organizational Culture: A Communicative Constitution of Organizations Perspective Iman Sumarlan
Fast in Social Sciences Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): April
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This study explores the role of leadership communication in shaping organizational culture through the lens of the Communicative Constitution of Organizations (CCO) theory. While previous studies often treat leadership and culture as separate organizational elements, this research positions communication as the core mechanism that constitutes both. The objective of this study is to examine how leaders’ communicative practices—ranging from narrative construction to discursive interactions—actively create, maintain, and transform organizational culture. Employing a qualitative case study method, data were collected through in-depth interviews, participant observation, and document analysis within a values-based organization. Thematic analysis was conducted to identify communicative patterns that reflect the enactment of leadership and the constitution of cultural values. The findings indicate that leadership communication does not merely reflect organizational culture but functions as its constitutive force, particularly through symbolic narratives, strategic language, and everyday interactions that reinforce shared meanings. Furthermore, the study reveals how organizational members co-author these cultural narratives through engagement with leadership discourse. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of viewing leadership as a communicative process that continuously shapes organizational reality. This study contributes to the development of communicative organizational theory and offers practical implications for leaders aiming to build strong, value-driven organizational cultures through intentional and inclusive communication
Revitalization of Islamic Education as a Strategy for Shaping an Adaptive Qur'anic Generation in the VUCA Era Abdul Razak
Fast in Social Sciences Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): April
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This article explores the revitalization of Islamic education in the context of the VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity) era, emphasizing its critical role in shaping an adaptive, Qur'anic generation. As the world faces rapid changes and challenges, it is crucial for Islamic education to evolve and remain relevant, balancing intellectual knowledge with the development of strong moral and spiritual character. This study highlights the importance of integrating Qur'anic values into the curriculum to produce individuals who are not only academically proficient but also morally grounded, capable of navigating a dynamic global environment. Additionally, the paper discusses the significant role of technology in enhancing Islamic education by expanding access to learning and fostering interactive, flexible educational experiences. The research utilizes a qualitative descriptive method with a literature review approach, analyzing various sources to identify patterns and strategies for strengthening Islamic education. The findings suggest that revitalizing the Islamic education curriculum to integrate Qur'anic values and technological tools is essential for preparing youth to meet global challenges while preserving their Islamic identity and ethical principles. This study offers insights into how Islamic education can adapt to the modern world, ensuring that future generations are not only knowledgeable but also ethical, responsible, and equipped to contribute positively to society.
The Technology for Financial Inclusion to Strengthen Women’s Economic Empowerment in China and Indonesia Muhammad Aziz; Herni Ramdlaningrum; Agus Salim
Fast in Social Sciences Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): April
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Throughout the globe, women's access to finance is disproportionally less than men's. However, technology's emergence has allowed women to strengthen financial inclusion. The combination of digitalization and internet connection has born financial technology (Fintech), which all can access. This paper discusses the impact of Fintech in strengthening financial inclusion as a means for women's economic empowerment through the analysis of Fintech development in China and Indonesia. This paper selects Indonesia and China as both countries have similar proliferation on Fintech, and to some extent, both Fintech developments are influenced by one another. This paper uses a literature review methodology to explore Fintech development and practices that occurred in the two countries. This paper uses published journals, reports, and online articles as primary sources.
Halal Industry Transformation in the Era of Globalization: Uniting Local Values in the Global Market Saipul Haq
Fast in Social Sciences Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): April
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This article discusses the transformation of Indonesia's halal industry in the face of the challenges and opportunities of globalization, emphasizing the importance of integrating local values as a competitive strength. Amid the growing global demand for halal products, Indonesia holds a strategic position as the country with the largest Muslim population in the world. However, Indonesia's halal industry competitiveness is still limited by the dominance of regulatory approaches and weak innovation based on culture. This study uses a descriptive qualitative method with a literature review and case study approach, such as small-medium enterprises (SMEs) producing herbal medicine in Pasuruan and the Peh-Preneur community in Kediri. The findings indicate that local wisdom such as mutual cooperation, sustainability, and honesty in production can be a distinguishing element in branding halal products that align with global consumer trends. Furthermore, digitalization plays a crucial role in boosting visibility and market penetration for products based on local values. This article recommends that government policies prioritize local values in halal certification programs and encourage industry players to leverage cultural narratives in product and marketing strategies. The integration of regulation, innovation, and local wisdom is expected to create an inclusive halal industry ecosystem that is highly competitive and deeply rooted in the nation's identity amid a homogeneous global market.
Linguistic Manipulation in Gendered Political Campaigns: A Pragmatic Analysis of Suggestion in the Discourse of Female Leadership in Indonesia Arum Priadi
Fast in Social Sciences Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): April
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This study investigates the practice of linguistic manipulation in political campaigns by female figures in Indonesia, focusing on the use of suggestive strategies in constructing leadership discourse. The research is grounded in the assumption that women in politics face challenges in establishing authority amid gender-biased social expectations. To address these challenges, female political actors tend to rely on persuasive yet indirect language, employing suggestive structures that operate implicitly through context. The study aims to identify the forms and distribution of suggestive strategies and to describe how they function in framing authority, trust, and emotional connection with the public. Employing a qualitative approach supported by corpus analysis using AntConc software version 4.2.0, the study adopts Relevance Theory and Hypnotic Language Pattern as its theoretical framework, providing a conceptual basis for analyzing implicit meanings and the persuasive power of suggestion in political communication. Primary data were drawn from transcripts of speeches, public debates, and social media posts by Indonesian female politicians, while secondary data included online media articles and public documentation. Features such as Word List, Collocates, Concordance, and N-Grams were utilized to identify frequency, collocation patterns, contextual distribution, and suggestive phrase structures. Manual coding was conducted based on ten categories of linguistic suggestion, validated through a Cohen’s Kappa test (κ = 0.86), indicating a very high level of agreement. The findings reveal that presupposition accounted for 29.3% of all suggestive utterances, followed by embedded commands (21.7%), vague language (14.6%), and universal quantifiers (12.1%). Tag questions and double binds contributed 7.9% and 6.4%, respectively, while the remainder was distributed among truisms, implied cause-effect, and comparative deletion. Suggestive utterances were most prevalent in public speech texts (46.5%), followed by social media posts (33.2%) and media quotations (20.3%). Contextual distribution showed that suggestive strategies were intensively employed in the opening and closing segments of campaigns, as well as in parts emphasizing emotional proximity and calls to action.
The Algorithmic Boss: Communication Challenges in Organizations Using AI-Driven Management Systems Arief Ruslan; Rahmat Saleh
Fast in Social Sciences Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): April
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This study explores the communication challenges organizations face when adopting AI-driven management systems, a growing trend in digital transformation. The integration of algorithmic management, where AI systems autonomously handle tasks such as scheduling, performance tracking, and decision-making, has led to a shift in traditional communication flows. This research aims to investigate how these systems alter organizational communication, focusing on the implications for employee engagement, feedback mechanisms, and decision-making processes. Using a qualitative approach with multiple case studies across the logistics, e-commerce, and digital services sectors, data was collected through semi-structured interviews, observations, and document analysis. The findings reveal that algorithmic management systems reduce communication to one-way, impersonal directives, resulting in emotional dissonance, alienation, and ambiguity among employees. Informal communication networks emerge as critical spaces for meaning-making and restoring agency. The study concludes that while algorithmic systems optimize efficiency, they must be designed to incorporate dialogic processes and feedback loops to preserve organizational cohesion and trust. This research highlights the need for more communicatively informed approaches to algorithmic management that balance efficiency with relational dynamics.
The Dynamics of Conflict in Public Policy Formulation: A Behavioral and Stakeholder Perspective Muhammad Fajrus Shodiq; Muhammad Hakam Biqy
Fast in Social Sciences Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): April
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Conflict in public policy formulation is a complex and multidimensional phenomenon that reflects clashes of interest among stakeholders and encompasses individual behavioral dynamics, institutional positions, and the surrounding governance structures. This study aims to analyze the behavioral dimensions of conflict in the policy formulation process by integrating the behavioral conflict and stakeholder theory. A descriptive qualitative method was employed, with data collected through literature studies and policy document analysis. Data analysis was conducted through reduction, presentation, and interpretation processes. The findings reveal that conflict in public policy formulation is triggered by diverging interests and limited actor capacities, politically driven external pressures, and high cognitive heterogeneity. Six behavioral dimensions of conflict—internal, external, cognitive heterogeneity, behavioral repertoire, conflict response, and attachment dynamics—were identified as influencing the escalation and resolution of conflict within the policy context. Furthermore, power imbalances among stakeholders contribute to structural conflicts that hinder the realization of inclusive deliberative processes. The discussion highlights the strategic role of public administration in creating collaborative spaces, facilitating inter-party dialogue, and designing conflict resolution mechanisms grounded in values of participation, accountability, and transparency. Therefore, strengthening institutional capacity and designing collaborative governance structures are urgently needed to enhance public policy legitimacy and sustainability. These findings offer conceptual contributions to understanding conflict in public policy and its implications for more responsive and inclusive public administration practices.
Islamic Economic Model as a Solution for Achieving Sustainable Development: Social and Environmental Impacts Teti Marlina
Fast in Social Sciences Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): April
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Sustainable development has become a global agenda that demands integration between a growing economy, social justice, and environmental preservation. In facing challenges, Islamic economics offers a holistic solution with sharia principles that emphasize social justice, environmental responsibility, and wise management of natural resources. This article aims to analyze the contribution of Islamic economics to achieving sustainable development objectives, focusing on the social and environmental impacts generated. Research. This approach uses qualitative and analytical literature to study the role of instruments in Islamic economics, such as zakat, waqf, and green sukuk, in support of achieving the objective of sustainable development. Research results show that zakat plays an important role in alleviating poverty and reducing social inequality, waqf supports projects that are socially friendly and have a positive impact on the environment, while green sukuk contributes to funding energy-focused, renewable, and conservation projects. Applying Sharia principles in Islamic economics also encourages management to adopt a power-efficient nature, reducing pollution, and ensuring environmental sustainability. This article concludes that integrating Islamic economics in policy development can speed up the achievement of SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals), giving more solutions for a fair, inclusive, and friendly environment. For that, there is a need to strengthen the implementation of supportive policies in Islamic economics and utilize more of the instruments of Islamic economics to push for a sustainable, fair, and friendly economic environment.
Challenges and Responsibilities of Nursing Students as Professional Citizens in Healthcare Services Firdaus Edo Putranto; Renaka Wawang Siwijalu; Ronal Poteplaza; Ludowikus Amabel
Fast in Social Sciences Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025): June
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This paper explores the challenges and responsibilities of nursing students as professional citizens within the healthcare system. In an era marked by rapid health transitions, social inequality, and digital transformation, nursing students are expected not only to acquire clinical competence but also to demonstrate civic engagement and social accountability. Through a literature review approach, this study examines the roles of nursing students in promoting health equity, advocating for community welfare, and influencing healthcare policy. The findings reveal that nursing students face several obstacles in fulfilling their civic duties, including limited curriculum content, lack of institutional support, and academic pressures. However, when properly guided and supported, they can become key agents of change in addressing health disparities, strengthening community trust, and promoting ethical healthcare practices. The paper concludes that integrating citizenship education into nursing programs is essential for producing socially responsible healthcare professionals who are capable of responding to both individual and collective health needs. This study contributes to the broader understanding of how nursing education can be designed to prepare future nurses not only as caregivers but also as advocates, educators, and civic leaders in public health.
Citizenship Education as A Strategy to Prevent Health Hoaxes Among Nursing Students Honest Valiant Arsana; Titis Raditia; Arya Rahmanda; Panji Maulana
Fast in Social Sciences Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025): June
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The proliferation of health-related misinformation in the digital era underscores the strategic role of Civic Education in shaping the character and critical awareness of nursing students. Positioned at the intersection of health communication and public trust, nursing students are not only susceptible to digital misinformation but also bear the ethical responsibility of serving as credible information disseminators. This study explores the potential of Civic Education to enhance ethical reasoning, social responsibility, and critical literacy among nursing students, thereby equipping them to counter health hoaxes effectively. Employing a literature review approach, this research highlights the importance of integrating civic values such as critical thinking, digital citizenship, and moral responsibility into nursing education. The findings suggest that fostering reflective and analytical competencies within Civic Education can empower nursing students to verify information objectively, resist disinformation, and act as agents of change in cultivating a health-literate and hoax-resilient society. The internalization of civic values is thus a crucial foundation for developing health professionals who are not only technically proficient but also socially accountable and ethically grounded.

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