A Political Dynasty in Nagan Raya District

Syahbandir, Mahdi; Hasan, Effendi; Izwar, Izwar

doi:10.2991/agc-18.2019.38

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“…In the findings (Djati, 2014), Political parties failing to carry out sustainable political regeneration. The usual model is the use of close and direct relatives such as in Kediri (Bimantara & Harsasto, 2018) with a pattern of profiling and diaspora to legislative institutions such as in Banten (Sutisna, 2017), Bontang (Akbar & Purnomo, 2019), Nagan Raya (Syahbandir, Hasan, & Izwar, 2019) and strategic administrative positions in the Bureaucracy as happened in Riau (Darmansyah, Syahrani, & Harirah, 2020). So it is not surprising if the findings (Prianto, 2016) (Purwaningsih & Widodo, 2020) of Political dynasties that create oligarchies in political parties in practice hinder good governance practice in the regions.…”

Section: | Journal Of Local Government Issues (Logos) 4 (1) March 2021 Pp 45-59mentioning

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Reexamining the Democratic Party in the Implementation of Indonesia’s General Elections

Habibie

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Nofrima

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Direct elections (Pilkada) are part of democracy; it shows a clear orientation, where the positioning and interests of the people are at the highest level in politics so far. This study aims to analyze some of the main problems in the implementation of regional elections in Indonesia. This type of research used in this research is qualitative research. Analyzes were performed using the Nvivo 12 plus software. In data collection, this research was conducted through literature studies or focused on secondary data in journals and well-known online media news. The result of this research is that the direct regional election cannot be separated from various problems, such as the size of political capital, the weak role of political parties, the existence of interests, oligarchs, political dynasties, money politics, and intimidation of state civil servants (ASN). Pilkada immediately seemed to be dominated by elite groups with established modalities not to provide public space to participate

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Section: | Journal Of Local Government Issues (Logos) 4 (1) March 2021 Pp 45-59mentioning

confidence: 99%

Reexamining the Democratic Party in the Implementation of Indonesia’s General Elections

Habibie

Saputra

Nofrima

et al. 2021

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“…Political parties have failed to carry out sustainable political regeneration (Djati, 2014). The usual model is the use of close and direct relatives such as in Kediri (Bimantara & Harsasto, 2018) with a pattern of profiling and diaspora to legislative institutions such as in Banten (Sutisna, 2017), Bontang (Akbar & Purnomo, 2019), Nagan Raya (Syahbandir, Hasan, & Izwar, 2019) and strategic administrative positions in the Bureaucracy as happened in Riau (Darmansyah, Syahrani, & Harirah, 2020). So it is not surprising if the findings (Prianto, 2016;Purwaningsih & Widodo, 2020) of Political dynasties that create oligarchies in political parties in practice hinder good governance practice in the regions.…”

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The Pattern of Joko Widodo's Political Dynasty Practices

Fatimatuzzahra

Dewi

2021

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The political steps of President Joko Widodo's son (Gibran) and son-in-law (Bobby Nasution) have become the spotlight and a warm conversation in almost all levels of Indonesian society, especially in online media. This candidacy received many public responses because it was considered an excellent fit to take advantage of their father, Joko Widodo, which led to dynastic politics during the presidency. This research aims to discuss how the media discusses the patterns of political dynasties in Indonesia, especially in the era of Joko Widodo's leadership. Specifically, the purpose of this study is to determine the nomination of Gibran and Bobby, who are suspected of being a political dynasty through online media. This research uses a qualitative approach. Data collected through data mining is carried out with the NVIVO 12 Plus NCapture feature from local and foreign online news portals. The data is processed using NVIVO 12 Plus using manual coding with a qualitative approach and cross-tabulation method. This research indicates Jokowi's involvement in using his capacity as president in Gibran and Bobby's nomination in the 2020 Regional Election. The controversy that has arisen shows the public's negative perception of political dynasties.

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A Political Dynasty in Nagan Raya District

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Reexamining the Democratic Party in the Implementation of Indonesia’s General Elections

Reexamining the Democratic Party in the Implementation of Indonesia’s General Elections

The Pattern of Joko Widodo's Political Dynasty Practices

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