Memasuki era society 5.0, pemanfaatan teknologi sudah mulai mempertimbangkan aspek-aspek humaniora terhadap proses penyelesaian masalah yang ada di sektor publik. Oleh karena itu, penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui penguatan reformasi birokrasi menuju era society 5.0 melalui tata kelola perencanaan pengembangan SDM Aparatur oleh KemenPANRB. Kemudian, Penelitian ini menggunakan metode penelitian kualitatif dengan pengumpulan data secara sekunder dari referensi terdahulu seperti buku, jurnal, serta dokumen publik yang berkaitan dengan fokus penelitian dan dianalisis menggunakan software NVivo12 Plus dengan pendekatan Cluster Analysis. Temuan studi ini menunjukkan bahwa Kementerian Pendayagunaan Aparatur Negara dan Reformasi Birokrasi (KemenPANRB) telah melakukan penguatan reformasi birokrasi melalui tata kelola perencanaan berbasis sistem merit di mana pada tahapan rekrutmen, pengangkatan, dan promosi, dilakukan pemeriksaan komparatif terhadap tingkat keahlian dan kompetensi masing-masing aparatur yang memenuhi persyaratan jabatan dengan tetap memperhatikan aspek integritas dan moralitas. Namun, penguatan reformasi birokrasi menuju era society 5.0 di Indonesia mengalami berbagai hambatan terkait masih dominannya patologi birokrasi, budaya korupsi, serta ketidaksiapan birokrasi akan pemanfaatan teknologi dan informasi dalam orientasi pelayanan publik kepada masyarakat. Oleh karena itu, Perencanaan pengembangan SDM Aparatur oleh KemenPANRB dalam memperkuat reformasi birokrasi menuju era Society 5.0 harus dilakukan secara tepat dengan merespons berbagai hambatan yang terjadi serta segala bentuk perubahan lingkungan dan perkembangan zaman.
Episodes of ideological concern related to honour norms and construction of social meanings depicted through paintings are pertinent in foregrounding the social realities of Pakistan. This paper analyzes the grammar of paintings from the perspective of gender roles assumed in the context of honour. The grammar of the visual design of five paintings painted by male and female Pakistani painters belonging to different areas of Pakistan have been qualitatively studied in the light of the social semiotic framework suggested by Kress and Leeuwen (2006). The results show that women are represented as helpless, outcast and oppressed beings; while men have been depicted, indirectly through signs, as oppressors. Paucity of research in this area and implications of the analysis for gender studies, anthropological linguistics, violence studies and visual literacy, make it a significant contribution to the existing literature.
This study aims to explore the most common misinformation topics about COVID-19, people's perceptions concerning disinformation, and its consequences. A purposive sample of 50 posts and thousands of comments on coronavirus was drawn from social media networking sites. The data were also collected through informal interviews of 30 participants of different demographic backgrounds. The selected data were analyzed as dialogic communicative content between the participants. The study reveals that the most common topics regarding coronavirus misinformation are about cure and conspiracy theories. The participants have shown a mixed response towards the misinformation. The study has concluded the severe consequences of misinformation concerning the virus. Hence, I would like to recommend compulsory social media education for the internet users regarding how to respond to such a crisis while
Abiding by the Internet regulations.
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