Environmental Corruption Prevention Policies Through Independent Agencies

Wahab, Mirnawanti; Ramadani, Rizki

doi:10.25041/fiatjustisia.v15no4.2245

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“…According to experts in Mistree & Dibley (2018), defining the term corruption, one of which is an event that occurs when someone seeks illegal profits from an institution in a way that can endanger public trust in the institution. According to Wahab and Ramadani (2021), acts of corruption can occur in various sectors, and classify corruption according to the Corruption Eradication Law in Indonesia into seven groups, namely:…”

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The Urgency of Preventive Supervision to Prevent Corruption in Indonesian State-Owned Enterprises

Wibisana¹

2023

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This study aims to present the urgency of preventive supervision based on good corporate governance (GCG) as a strategy for preventing corruption in Indonesian State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs). This research method uses a normative juridical approach, and the type of research carried out is a qualitative approach to produce descriptive data. Data collection techniques are carried out by collecting secondary data through library research, documents in the form of scientific contributions that have been published in research academic databases, and applicable laws and regulations. The dimension of the research problem starts from the fact that there is a lot of mismanagement in Indonesian state-owned companies, and they even go bankrupt. The findings of the research conclude that the strategy for preventing corruption in Indonesian SOEs must be supported by a corporate governance system consisting of governance structures, governance processes, and governance outcomes. In this context, the role of the board of commissioners is expected to be optimal to ensure and supervise the directors related to the corporate governance system in accordance with the principles of GCG in Indonesian SOEs. This has been regulated by several laws and regulations in force in Indonesia. Therefore, it is hoped that the credibility and effectiveness of Indonesian SOEs can be achieved, and have a positive impact on creating value for stakeholders, the economy, and people's welfare. Thus, this study is interesting for companies and other stakeholders to improve the performance of the company in Indonesian SOEs through the creation of better business processes.

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The Urgency of Preventive Supervision to Prevent Corruption in Indonesian State-Owned Enterprises

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2023

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“…To overcome this problem, the government continues to innovate by making a policy to eradicate corruption. The policy is contained in the national strategy program for preventing and eradicating corruption (Ahwan & Santoso, 2022;Prihatmanto et al, 2023;Wahab & Ramadani, 2021).…”

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Government Policy in the National Strategy for Prevent and Eradicate Corruption in State Islamic Religious Universities

Harahap,

Zulkarnain

2024

Al-Hayat J. Islamic. E.

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This research focuses on self-reconstruction in corruption prevention policies at State Islamic Religious Universities (PTKIN). The problem of this research is how self-reconstruction becomes a solution in corruption prevention policies to achieve justice and social welfare at PTKIN. This research proposes a self-reconstruction mechanism to prevent corruption and execute justice and social welfare at PTKIN. This research design uses a qualitative approach with case studies as the primary method. The research locations are UIN Sunan Kalijaga, UIN Syarifhidayatullah, and UIN North Sumatra Medan. The theory used in this research is the theory of self according to the Eastern/Islamic view and the theory of self according to the West, as well as the basic understanding of corruption. This study resulted in the formulation of a self-reconstruction mechanism at PTKIN in preventing corruption, namely the process of self-improvement to avoid the factors that cause corruption starting from good initial intentions, improving moral morals and then self-consistency in work. Self-reconstruction is one of the solutions to preventing corruption in PTKIN. The solution to avoid corrupt behaviour in PTKIN must involve all elements, rectors, deans, lecturers, or other components. This research provides concrete evidence about the effectiveness of the self-reconstruction mechanism in preventing corruption at PTKIN, this is a valuable finding and can be a significant contribution to the literature and practice of preventing corruption in the academic environment.

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“…Whereas the freedom of personnel is a form of institutional autonomy, as stated by Jimly Ashiddiqie (Wahab and Ramadani 2021)…”

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Independent Agency Lost in Action: What We Learned from Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) During the Pandemic

Bima

2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Objective: This research aims to assess the performance of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) during the Pandemic Period and examine the prospects of independent agencies in Indonesia as reflected in the KPK case. Method: This normative legal research uses secondary data, including primary and secondary legal materials. Several approaches are used, such as statutory, conceptual, and case approaches. Data was collected through literature reviews and then analyzed using a descriptive-qualitative technique. Conclusion: The findings reveal that KPK has compiled several programs and task forces during the pandemic to oversee the COVID-19 budget. However, there was a decrease in performance compared to the previous year regarding the number of 'hand-catching operations' and the target for eradicating corruption. The number of state losses increased throughout 2020, in contrast to the previous period. This condition is due to external factors, including the COVID-19 Pandemic, which impacts limited mobility, and external policies that affect the KPK's independence, such as revising the KPK Law and the policy on the transfer of employment status. Many internal factors have also disrupted the KPK's focus on dealing with corruption. Weak organizational leadership and polemics on the national insight test were among them, leading to the dismissal of several KPK employees. Given these circumstances, Indonesia has become an unfavorable environment for state institutional reform. Especially for independent state institutions such as the KPK, power actors frequently intervene in and politicize.

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Environmental Corruption Prevention Policies Through Independent Agencies

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The Urgency of Preventive Supervision to Prevent Corruption in Indonesian State-Owned Enterprises

The Urgency of Preventive Supervision to Prevent Corruption in Indonesian State-Owned Enterprises

Government Policy in the National Strategy for Prevent and Eradicate Corruption in State Islamic Religious Universities

Independent Agency Lost in Action: What We Learned from Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) During the Pandemic

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