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Journal of Governance and Global Studies
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Journal of Governance and Global Studies is a scientific journal that contains research articles in the field of government science. Contributions may consist of, but are not limited to: Local Government Administration with sub-coverages in the field of Government includes the topics of village government, governance, public policy, public services, and public administration; Public Sector Accounting in the field of Accounting includes the topics of government accounting, tax accounting, international accounting, auditing, and public administration; International Relations in the field of International Relations includes the study of diplomacy and diplomacy, international business, conflict and peace, international cooperation and organizations, and international law. With an interdisciplinary approach, the journal provides diverse and in-depth insights into the complex dynamics shaping the global governance order and its implications for various factors and societies around the world.
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Extractive Policies in Indonesia and Their Impact on the Environment: An Analysis of Environmental Politics and Natural Resource Governance Ayuni Nur Siami
Journal of Governance and Global Studies Vol. 3 No. 1 (2026): Journal of Governance and Global Studies (JGGS)
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The extractive sector—especially mining and energy—plays a central role in Indonesia's economy, but it is also a major source of environmental degradation. This article analyses extractive policies in Indonesia and their impact on the environment using a qualitative approach and an environmental political ecology framework. This study aims to evaluate the consistency of extractive policies with the principles of sustainable development and the effectiveness of environmental governance implemented by the state. Data were obtained through literature studies on national regulations, reports of international institutions, and articles from reputable journals. The results of the study show that extractive policies in Indonesia are still oriented toward economic growth and state revenue, with weak integration of environmental protection and community participation. Policy implementation often faces problems of law enforcement, conflicts of interest, and inequality in power relations between the state, corporations, and local communities. This article recommends extractive policy reforms that emphasize the principles of environmental justice, transparency, and accountability as prerequisites for sustainable development.
Consumer Behaviour after Market Revitalization in Gorontalo City Rachmat Taufik Usman; Ammi Salamah; Ely Ibrahim
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The revitalization of traditional markets is one of the government's efforts to improve the quality of facilities and market competitiveness, which is expected to influence consumer behaviour. This study aims to analyse consumer behaviour after market revitalization in Gorontalo City by reviewing demographic characteristics, shopping behaviour, and behavioural changes that occur after revitalization. The study uses a descriptive quantitative approach with a cross-sectional design. Data were collected through structured interviews using questionnaires of 64 purposively selected consumers by December 2025. Data analysis was carried out using descriptive statistics in the form of frequency distribution, percentage, and cross-tabulation with the help of IBM SPSS and Microsoft Excel. The results showed that the majority of respondents were long-time consumers (73.4%), had a high school education/equivalent (54.7%), and were dominated by housewives and workers. Most respondents made purchases for personal needs (84.4%). After revitalization, 67.2% of respondents reported behavioural changes, but the majority stated that the frequency of shopping (45.3%), the duration of shopping (42.2%), and the way of dressing when shopping (62.5%) did not change. These findings show that market revitalization has more influence on consumer perception and experience than significant changes in shopping patterns. Therefore, market managers need to complement physical revitalization with improved service quality, comfort, security, and marketing strategies so that the benefits of revitalization can increase loyalty and the intensity of consumer visits.
Addressing Global Challenges: Indonesia’s Pursuit of Tuberculosis Eradication Denny Yarmawati; Apriwan
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This paper explores how shifting dynamics in international politics impact tuberculosis (TB) control efforts in Indonesia—currently the world’s second-highest TB burden country. With a national target to eliminate TB by 2030, Indonesia’s success hinges on sustained global health cooperation, stable funding, and resilience in its pharmaceutical supply chain. However, geopolitical changes—particularly the reorientation of U.S. foreign policy and the potential dismantling of USAID—pose significant threats to global health governance. The weakening of major institutions such as the WHO and the Global Fund, both heavily reliant on U.S. support, risks undermining Indonesia’s progress. These organizations provide crucial normative guidance, technical expertise, and financial resources to Indonesia’s TB programs. Their diminished capacity would have both direct and cascading effects on national efforts. The paper argues that Indonesia’s reliance on multilateral mechanisms renders it vulnerable to disruptions in global health leadership, raising critical questions about the sustainability and sovereignty of its TB response.
Transforming Public Services under Climate Threats: Integrating Adaptive Social Protection into Minimum Service Standards in Gorontalo Province Wahyudi Gobel
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Implementation of Minimum Social Service Standards (SPM) at the local level in Indonesia often operates in an ecological vacuum, focusing on administrative checklists and ignoring external ecological shocks. Gorontalo Province faces double pressure: fluctuations in SPM achievement and projected sea level rise (1–5 meters) in 2045–2050 that threaten more than 122,104 vulnerable groups. Objective: This study analyzes the integration of Adaptive Social Protection (PSA) based on micro-spatial risk data into the formulation and funding of regional social services. Methods: Using qualitative-interpretive methodology and policy-deliberative approaches, this study leverages SEPAKAT-DTSEN data and evaluates local institutional frameworks through Moore's Public Value Lens. Results: Findings show that social services are currently highly reactive and structurally isolated from climate mitigation schemes. There are layered vulnerabilities where 243 people with disabilities and 299 elderly people face direct displacement threats without adaptive livelihood diversification. Theoretical Contribution: This study introduces the concept of Eco-Public Value, which expands the theory of public administration by combining the provision of compulsory public services with ecological resilience. Policy Implications: In practical terms, this study offers a strategic roadmap for local governments to develop Adaptive Social Protection Regional Action Plans (RAD PSAs) and optimize alternative financing through state-religious philanthropy collaboration (BAZNAS).
Language Strategies in Influencer Content: Building Trust and Buyer Decisions Siti Afrianty H Kundji; Aryati Hamzah; Fadlia Harun; Mutiara Mahmud
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This study aims to examine how language strategies used by influencers in TikTok live streams can build consumer trust and influence purchasing decisions. The research uses a descriptive qualitative approach, utilizing data obtained through observation and documentation of TikTok live activities used as a product promotion medium. The results show that influencers use various language strategies in the product marketing process, including persuasive language, sharing personal experiences, using social proof, and reducing purchase risk. The persuasive strategy is most often seen in expressions that encourage the audience to buy immediately, such as emphasizing limited-time promotions or product stock availability. In addition, personal experiences shared by influencers and information about high consumer interest in products also help boost potential buyers' trust. This research finding shows that using effective language strategies on TikTok Live can be a means of communication that strengthens consumer trust while also encouraging purchase decisions.
Analysis of The Entry of Cash Receipt Deposit Slips in Improving the Accuracy of Financial Statements Amnatia R Abdullah; Sukriyanto Gausu; Fadlian Kaluku
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This study aims to analyse the process of entering cash receipt deposit slips into the accounting information system and to identify issues that affect the timeliness and accuracy of recording. The research method used is a qualitative approach with a descriptive-analytical research design. Data were collected through observation, interviews, and documentation of parties directly involved in the cash receipt and recording process. The results indicate that, in general, the Deposit Slip entry procedures follow the established workflow; however, delays and input errors still occur, particularly regarding deposit amounts, account codes, and data completeness. These issues are caused by limited human resources, high transaction volumes, and weak internal controls. The conclusion of this study emphasizes that Deposit Slip data entry is a critical stage in the cash receipt accounting information system that requires procedural improvements, strengthened internal controls, and enhanced human resource competencies to improve the quality of financial reports.
The Effect of Entrepreneurial Competencies and Digital Technology Utilization on Business Performance: The Mediating Role of Financial Management Duta Pryaguna J. Mustapa; Darman; Rahayu Agustina Ishak
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This quantitative study evaluates the influence of business actors' competence and digitalization on the performance of MSMEs in Gorontalo Province, with financial management as a mediating variable. Using a sample of 51 MSMEs and PLS-SEM analysis (SmartPLS 4), this research fills the empirical gap due to the limited similar literature in that region. The results show that both competence and digitalization positively and significantly influence financial management and business performance. In addition to directly impacting performance, financial management is also proven to significantly mediate the relationship between these two aspects and performance achievement. Therefore, the sustainability of MSME businesses does not merely rely on general skills and digital aspects, but rather demands the implementation of healthy financial management.
The Effect of Financial Literacy and Access to Capital on MSME Performance through Financial Management Noprian; Darman; Moh Ryan YL Saad
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While MSMEs are pivotal to regional economic expansion, their growth is often impeded by poor financial literacy, funding constraints, and suboptimal financial management. This quantitative study investigates the influence of financial literacy and capital access on MSME performance in Gorontalo Province, positioning financial management as a mediating variable. Data from 52 purposively sampled MSME owners were analyzed using SEM-PLS via SmartPLS 4.0. The findings indicate that both financial literacy (βbeta = 0.661, p < 0.001) and access to capital (βbeta = 0.296, p = 0.013) significantly and positively impact financial management. Consequently, financial management strongly enhances MSME performance (βbeta = 0.711, p < 0.001). Interestingly, financial literacy and capital access yield no significant direct effect on performance. Crucially, financial management fully mediates the impact of financial literacy (βbeta = 0.470, p < 0.001) and capital access (βbeta = 0.211, p = 0.040) on business performance. The novelty of this research underscores financial management as a vital bridging mechanism in Gorontalo, demonstrating that business success relies more heavily on structural budgeting capabilities rather than merely possessing financial knowledge or capital resources.
A Comparative Analysis of the Principles of Islamic Ethical Trade and the Concept of Liberal International Relations Nur Rizky Putri Mahadi; Sitti Nurtina
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The contemporary international trading system is dominated by the liberalism paradigm, which emphasizes free trade, deregulation, and the accumulation of material profit. However, this system is often criticized for fueling economic inequality and neglecting moral considerations. This study aims to conduct a comparative analysis of the principles of ethical trade in Islamic Economics with the concept of international trade from the perspective of Liberal International Relations. Using a descriptive qualitative method with a literature review approach, this study examines the key literature from both paradigms to identify points of convergence and divergence. The findings reveal similarities between the two concepts in terms of promoting cross-border cooperation, market openness, and rejecting extreme protectionism for the sake of the common good. Nevertheless, a fundamental difference lies in their epistemological foundations. Trade under Liberalism is anthropocentric, oriented towards individual freedom and maximum material gain. Conversely, Islamic ethical trade is theocentric in nature, linking economic activity to moral boundaries, social justice, mutual consent, and the prohibition of exploitative practices. This study concludes that the concept of Islamic ethical trade can serve as a moral corrective to the shortcomings of the liberal free-trade system, with a view to realizing a more just global economic order.
The Role of Economic Diplomacy and Bilateral Cooperation in Promoting Foreign Investment: The Mediating Effect of Political Stability Ana Maria Babo Sarmento; Darman; Ismail Tahir
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Foreign Investment Growth is influenced by a broad range of interconnected determinants that extend beyond conventional economic factors, including the implementation of Economic Diplomacy, the strength of Bilateral Cooperation, and the level of Political Stability, all of which collectively shape the attractiveness of a country's investment environment. In response to this perspective, the present study examines the influence of Economic Diplomacy and Bilateral Cooperation on Foreign Investment Growth by incorporating Political Stability as a mediating construct. The research adopted a quantitative approach involving 75 purposively selected respondents consisting of government representatives, business professionals, academics, and researchers specializing in investment, international trade, and international relations. Primary data were obtained through a five-point Likert-scale questionnaire and analyzed using the Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) technique implemented in SmartPLS software. The analytical framework comprised the assessment of the measurement model (outer model), evaluation of the structural model (inner model), and hypothesis testing using the bootstrapping procedure. The empirical findings reveal that Economic Diplomacy has a negative but statistically significant effect on Foreign Investment (β = -0.271; p = 0.033), while exerting a positive and statistically significant influence on Bilateral Cooperation (β = 0.723; p < 0.001). In addition, Bilateral Cooperation positively and significantly affects Foreign Investment (β = 0.378; p = 0.043). Political Stability also demonstrates a positive and statistically significant impact on Foreign Investment (β = 0.525; p = 0.002), whereas its relationship with Bilateral Cooperation is positive but does not reach statistical significance (β = 0.067; p = 0.556). The structural model explains 57.7% of the variance in Bilateral Cooperation and 36.5% of the variance in Foreign Investment. Overall, the results indicate that stronger Bilateral Cooperation and sustained Political Stability represent the principal determinants supporting Foreign Investment Growth, while Economic Diplomacy continues to exert a statistically significant direct effect despite the negative direction of its estimated relationship.

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