This study aims to determine the supporting and inhibiting factors of Transformational Leadership in the Age of Globalization. The research location was conducted at Bosowa University. The technique of collecting data uses observation, interviews, FGD. Data analysis techniques use the theories of Miles, Huberman and Saldana (2014). The results of the study show that the determinant factors in this study can be seen from two factors: university supporting factors and inhibiting factors. Supporting factors: it has been illustrated that the Chancellor as a leader has a network that has been developed both at the local, regional, national and international levels. Furthermore, it is supported by adequate learning process facilities. So as to be able to compete with other universities in Indonesia. The inhibiting factors are the availability of limited teaching staff.

This research aims to examine the handling of public complaints and the implementation of standard operating procedure No. SOP-SDKM-HMS-02 dated 27th March, 2012 which have been applied by the complaint handling service unit of the Makassar government secretariat. Employing qualitative methodology, the research is a case study at service organization level in a natural context. Thus, it generates descriptive data, both spoken dan written data from the participants involved. The data were collected from documents and interviews with competent informants. The findings indicate that there are weaknesses of the implementation of the standard operating procedure, particularly in the coordination stage, follow-up stage and the stage of follow-up monitoring. The weaknesses also include the unavailability of case completion time or schedule and the poor coordination with complainants when cases are resolved. This has an implication for the low public contribution in submitting complaints.

The Measles and Rubella (MR) vaccination was declared haram by the Indonesian Ulema Council. However, it can still be used in an emergency. This makes parents hesitate to vaccinate their children with measles and rubella vaccine. In addition, various effects of Measles and Rubella vaccination like autism, fever, and death are also spread on social media. Vaccination is one of the interventions in the health sector that is expected to reduce mortality from preventable diseases by vaccination, including measles and rubella. This study used a qualitative descriptive research method with a participatory approach, carried out from October to December 2020, in Tompobulu and Tinggimoncong Sub-District, Gowa District South Sulawesi. The research informants were 32 people consisting of parents who had children aged 9-30 months old. The results showed that the parental decision to vaccinate their children with MR depended on the understanding obtained (source of information), attitudes and beliefs of parents, social capital, and lifestyle. An appropriate understanding encouraged parents to do MR vaccination on their children. Negative attitudes might influence parents to refuse MR vaccination. It is expected that health workers will conduct socialization and provide appropriate information regarding vaccinations given to children.

This study aims at exploring and analyzing the forms of celebrification conducted by the elite politicians in