model of creative industry management in border areas to improve bilateral cooperation In Indonesia and Malaysia

Elyta, Elyta; Sahide, Ahmad

doi:10.1080/23311886.2021.1974670

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“…So far, as a result of being too busy with internal conflicts, the floating masses have increased in number. They are generally too tired of the behavior of political party elites who are busy conflicting with the interests of their group, not for the welfare of the people (Elyta & Sahide, 2021).…”

Section: Strategy To Increase the Vote Electability Of Islamic Politi...mentioning

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Factors Causing the Decline of Islam-Based Political Parties Existence on General Elections 2014

Aclandea,

Elyta,

Al Qadrie

et al. 2024

J. Mod. Islam. Stud. Civiliz.

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The dynamics of the existence of Islamic political parties on the historical stage of democracy in Indonesia have experienced unstable political dynamics. This is inseparable from the plurality of Indonesian society which does not only contain Muslims but is diverse with a diversity of other religions. This dynamic can be seen in the track record of participation of Islamic political parties in general elections in Indonesia. The vote share of Islamic political parties, which has tended to decline since the reform era, is a matter of note and homework to be completed immediately. Many factors certainly contribute to the small number of Islamic political parties' votes. Party characteristics and ideology are at stake in society's assessment of the existence of Islamic political parties.

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Section: Strategy To Increase the Vote Electability Of Islamic Politi...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Factors Causing the Decline of Islam-Based Political Parties Existence on General Elections 2014

Aclandea,

Elyta,

Al Qadrie

et al. 2024

J. Mod. Islam. Stud. Civiliz.

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“…Adverse external influences will have an indirect effect on people's economic actions. The community, particularly the borderland areas, must be prepared to deal with this [16]. Providers of these services will require more funding to maintain transportation operations [17].…”

Section: Economy and Transportation Sectormentioning

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The Government's Role in Dealing with West Kalimantan Forest Fires

Sulisdiani¹

2022

IJSSHR

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Cases of forest and land fires have become a regular every year during the hot season. West Kalimantan is one of the places prone to forest fires. Geographically, West Kalimantan is largely covered with peat soil, which creates a significant risk of forest fires each year. Using a regional community model, local actors can have a rapid influence on policymaking. Forest fires in West Kalimantan are not a simple problem to solve. Special handlers, it is intended, would collaborate with many stakeholders, most notably the community. The method used in this study is a qualitative method with a literature study design and phenomenology. In qualitative research, the researcher should not influence the situation and social interaction between the researcher and the subject/informant being studied, even between the subjects being studied. The interactions between the individuals under study must occur in the context, not the technical researcher. The government strategies are already in place to address West Kalimantan''s development challenges. West Kalimantan''s development concerns have harmed the physical environment, notably decreased air quality caused by smoke density, which reduces vision. It obstructs transportation by altering the physicochemical and biological qualities of soil, altering the microclimate owing to plant loss, and even contributing to the greenhouse effect on a global scale. Several of the recommended actions for dealing with land fires and the impact of smoke for the prevention and control of land fires may be accomplished by revitalizing the KPA, including boosting community awareness, skills, and competence in fire prevention initiatives.

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“…Strengthening the need for cooperation in conditions is still required with an integrated coordination system at every level (Elyta & Sahide, 2021). In addition, cooperation in handling international collaboration is also needed to deal with the scope of global maritime security threats, especially from coastal countries (coastal states).…”

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Facing The Dangers in Indonesia�s Waters: Government�s Efforts in Proposing Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing as Transnational Organized Crime

Elyta

Mujiono²,

Sagena³

2022

INTERMESTIC

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This study aims to understand and analyze the efforts made by the Government of Indonesia in proposing of Illegal, Unreported, And Unregulated Fishing( IUUF) as a Trans-National Organized Crime (TOC). The perspective used in this article is a realist perspective with a descriptive analysis method. The results of this study found that the Indonesian government's efforts to propose IUUF as a Trans-National Organized Crime (TOC), namely by suggesting and proposing IUUF as international law, as well as being the basis for punishing and prosecuting IUUF perpetrators, President Widodo has also shown his seriousness in eradicating IUFF, namely promoting IUUF to become a TOC has also been recognized internationally. Other government efforts have been to find agreement on the steps taken by Indonesia in controlling and protecting all-natural resources as maritime security in the IUUF case as one of the challenges of the nation, the Indonesian government ensures its citizens to manage natural resources to face internal and external threats external. Keywords: illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing, Maritime Security, trans-national organized crime

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model of creative industry management in border areas to improve bilateral cooperation In Indonesia and Malaysia

Cited by 10 publications

References 6 publications

Factors Causing the Decline of Islam-Based Political Parties Existence on General Elections 2014

Factors Causing the Decline of Islam-Based Political Parties Existence on General Elections 2014

The Government's Role in Dealing with West Kalimantan Forest Fires

Facing The Dangers in Indonesia�s Waters: Government�s Efforts in Proposing Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing as Transnational Organized Crime

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