Policy Evaluation of the Imposition of Restrictions on Emergency Community Activities (PPKM) in East Java

Prasetyo, Dicky Eko; Widodo, H A; Ikram, Denial; Sabilla, Azzahra Ayu; Bintari, Raraniken Ayuning

doi:10.2991/assehr.k.211223.150

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“…Penyebaran pandemi Covid-19 yang dimulai pada Maret 2020 hingga saat ini di Indonesia membuat perekonomian bangsa terkoreksi sangat tajam. Hal ini disebabkan Jurnal Ekonomi & Ekonomi Syariah Vol 5 No 2, Juni 2022 E-ISSN : 2599-3410 | P-ISSN : 1214-1226 DOI : https://doi.org/10.36778/jesya.v5i2.730 oleh pemberlakuan pembatasan kegiatan masyarakat (PPKM) (Khoirunurrofik, Abdurrachman, & Putri, 2022;Prasetio, Widodo, Ikram, Sabilla, & Bintari, 2021). Pemerintah mengimbau seluruh aktivitas masyarakat, terutama perkantoran, dan kegiatan pendidikan, untuk dilakukan di rumah.…”

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Overview Of Customer Engagement In The Community Of Padang City During The Covid-19 Pandemic

Ade

Okfrima

Nastasia

2022

jesya

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The Covid-19 pandemic has caused many impacts on various sectors of life. There are many changes in habits occur in education, offices, economy, trade and many other sectors. In the economic sector, many business actors complain about the change in habits that interact directly to become connected via the internet network. Many businessmen have complained about the decreasing their income due to this pandemic and there are a lot that has been forced to permanently stop their business activities. Even so, there are still many businessmen who are still able to survive in the midst of this pandemic. They can still attract the attention of their consumers and do various ways to keep these consumers using their products. This situation is called customer engagement, which is a condition where consumers/customers feel psychologically bound/involved in the products they use. Thus, the researchers here are interested in seeing how the customer engagement picture of the people of Padang City during the covid-19 pandemic describes. The method used in this research is descriptive quantitative research method. Data were obtained using a psychological scale in the form of a questionnaire totaling 31 statement items. The results of research on 210 people show that the level of customer engagement of the people of Padang City during the Covid19 pandemic is relatively low. People do not have a high attachment or do not stick to one product, but there are other things that influence people in buying and using a product, namely the urgent need and the price given. It indirectly shows that the pandemic has had a significant impact on community customer engagement. The results of additional statistical analysis also show that differences in gender and type of work also affect the formation of community customer engagement.

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Overview Of Customer Engagement In The Community Of Padang City During The Covid-19 Pandemic

Ade

Okfrima

Nastasia

2022

jesya

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“…However, there have not been any studies investigating how all these parties have been involved with and connected to others in dealing with the pandemic. Previous studies on lockdown have mostly seen how the lockdown was implemented from the perspective of law, the evaluation of the enforcement effectiveness (Angelin et al, 2021;Prasetyo et al, 2022;Saraswati et al, 2021), responses or sentiments of the people (Krisdiyanto & Nurhayanto, 2021;Yahyadi & Latifah, 2022), the participation of the people (Furqan et al, 2021;Rining Nawangsari et al, 2021) and the impacts caused (Andriyani et al, 2021;Wahyudi & Samputra, 2022). To fill this gap, this research aims to investigate the nexus or network built by several parties involved in the enforcement of the micro lockdown.…”

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Bonding, Bridging and Linking Capital: How Social Capital was Mobilized During the PPKM Micro in Malang Raya

Chawa,

Putra,

Susanti

2024

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This article aims to explain how community based approached has been adopted during the implementation of PPKM mikro (micro restriction) which is assumed to be more effective in handling the covid-19 pandemic. The implementation of PPKM mikro involves various parties ranging from the lowest level of Indonesian government (RT/RW or households) to the central government and community members. By utilizing Putnam’s social capital perspective, this study examines how all these parties established the social relations or networks during the PPKM mikro. This study employs a case study approach to examine the implementation of PPKM mikro in Malang Raya, East Java Province. This study found that the PPKM micro has used the social capital pre-existing in neighbourhood circumference (RT/RW). This social capital was expanded and enforced during PPKM micro under the Decree of the Minister of Home Affairs No.3 of 2020 concerning PPKM micro. Moreover, this enforcement also generates all the types of social capital which are bonding, bridging and linking social capital. Bonding social capital was established at RT/RW level. Bridging social capital emerged from the relations between or inter RT/RW levels established by visual information represented by flags of different colours ranging from green, yellow, orange, to red informing the number of households confirmed with positive covid-19 in each RT/RW. Linking social capital was formed from social relations between RT/RW with the highest levels of government including the village, district, municipality/regency and central government.

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Turn on the Living Law: The Construction and Implications of Living Law in Ratification of Draft Criminal Code (RKUHP)

Musmuliady

Jubair²,

Kasim³

2022

Rechtsidee

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Legal provisions that live in society are one of the controversial provisions in the ratification of the Draft Criminal Code (RKUHP). That is because the law in the community is related to legal values written and unwritten in society. This study aims to analyze the legal aspects of culture in RKUHP. This research is normative legal research that puts forward legal issues on the implications of legal arrangements regarding living law in the RKUHP and focuses on using a conceptual and statutory approach. The results of the study confirm that the construction of living law in the community (living law) in the RKUHP, which emphasizes that the living law is customary law, is also formulated simultaneously with the regional role in establishing regional regulations based on the substance of local customary law. In addition, the construction of regional rules to accommodate Article 2 of the RKUHP to regulate the importance of customary law raises legal ambiguity, namely regional rules at the provincial or regency/city level that have the authority to regulate them; so that there is no disharmony of customary law arrangements in the formulation of regional regulations as a follow-up to Article 2 RKUHP. Furthermore, the legal implications related to living law arrangements in the RKUHP, namely the lack of clarity in Article 2 of the RKUHP, including the need for regulation at the regional level through regional regulations, have the potential to cause criminalization based on regional principles

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Policy Evaluation of the Imposition of Restrictions on Emergency Community Activities (PPKM) in East Java

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Overview Of Customer Engagement In The Community Of Padang City During The Covid-19 Pandemic

Overview Of Customer Engagement In The Community Of Padang City During The Covid-19 Pandemic

Bonding, Bridging and Linking Capital: How Social Capital was Mobilized During the PPKM Micro in Malang Raya

Turn on the Living Law: The Construction and Implications of Living Law in Ratification of Draft Criminal Code (RKUHP)

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