Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.5220/0009878400740078
Sudiyana, D. Asri
Based on the Article 55 paragraph (1) of Law Number 21 of 2011 concerning the Financial Services Authority, the duties and functions of the Capital Market Supervisory Agency have been taken over by the Financial Services Authority. The assignment and function of the capital market watchdog are aimed at increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of capital market watchdog. This is evident that the growth of the capital market has increased both in terms of the number of issuers, number of investors, market capitalization, transaction volume, average transaction value, but can only contribute less than 3%, from the target of 3.3% of the total investment needs of Indonesia. Legal policies are needed which must be carried out by the Financial Services authority so that investments in the capital market can increase and meet the government’s targets. Normative legal writing with a normative juridical approach aims to analyze the legal policies of what should be done by the authorities and the Self Regulatory Organization (SRO) so that investments in the capital market can increase significantly and can meet Indonesia’s investment needs. In this disruption era, each Organizational Self Regulatory (SRO) has made a new policy, by applying the latest generation of each main system. Through the coordination of the Institutional Self Regulatory Institution (SRO) and the Financial Services Authority (OJK) legal policy, the Indonesian capital market is expected to be more efficient in terms of securities trading support systems and can increase investment in Indonesia
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.5220/0009882002410246
E. Sulistyaningsih, .. Isharyanto, .. Hartiwiningsih
: The mandate of 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia which was formulated in Law Number 32 of 2004 about Regional Government regarding the implementation of autonomous regional governments and special autonomy regions is not easy to realize. This is based on the conditions of an area such as geographical conditions, natural wealth, level of soil fertility, total population, quality of population, and number of intellec-tuals. We can take Bali as an example. Bali is an area that has many tourism places such as Jimbaran Beach, Besakih Temple, Uluwatu Temple, Tanah Lot, Kuta Beach and others. The customs, religion and culture of Bali are like a routine for Balinese. As a region that has various types of specificity, Bali actually wants its area to get recognition as an area with special autonomy. However, this specificity has not been granted by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia. The province of Papua, which is located on the eastern edge of Indonesia, is the widest province with a wealthiness of natural resources. However, in reality, various policies in centralized governance and development there, have not fully fulfilled the sense of justice, people’s welfare, the realization of law enforcement and respect for human rights in Papua Province, especially for the Papuan. This condition resulted in disparities in almost all sectors of life, especially in education, health, economy, culture and social politics. Therefore, the government tried to overcome these problems by giving special autonomy to the Papua Province. In 2001 the government passed Law Number 21 of 2001 concerning Special Autonomy for the Province of Papua in order to implement equal welfare for the people there. Considering the tendency of more and more regions to wish to become special autonomous regions or special regions, scientific review with discussion of issues on how the basis, criteria and guidelines in granting special autonomy to an area in Indonesia is very necessary. Normative legal research methods are used to answer this problem. The approaches used are statute approach, historical approach, and comparative approach. After the legal material is collected, it is analyzed qualitatively juridically. This research shows that in addition to being regulated in Article 18B of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia, it can also be found in Law Number 32 of 2004 concerning Regional Government.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.5220/0009206800260031
N. Ariyani, Dwi Ariyanti, D. Asri
: Indonesia has signed The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) in 2006 and ratified it through The Law Number 19 of Year 2011 concerning Ratification of The UNCRPD. Inclusive education is one of the mandates that must be realized in The UNCRPD but Indonesia not yet to realize the fulfillment of inclusive education for persons with disabilities. The arrangements for inclusive education in Indonesia are only technically regulated up to primary and secondary education. There are many problems regarding the fulfillment of inclusive education like educational facilities and teaching methods are not yet accessible, The inclusive education system in Indonesia has not yet been built systematically, etc. Indonesia need to make National Strategy to realize Inclusive Education. This research emphasizes the responsibilities of the state in the fulfillment of inclusive education for persons with disabilities in Indonesia. The type of research used is normative juridical research, that examines legal regulations relating to inclusive education for persons with disabilities.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.5220/0009207000320037
.. Ridwan, .. Nurwiyanta, .. Sarwoko, Alim Syariati
This paper aims to investigate the contribution of information and communication technology (ICT) to local economic growth in Indonesia in the period 2008-2017, as it provided a critical backbone to the development of the data industry in Indonesia, especially mobile data. This study tested a cross-section instrument on 33 provinces in Indonesia. The simultaneous equation model is employed to analyze the effect of ICT on regional economic growth. This study assessed two policy settings, namely direct contribution to access and availability for economic growth, and the indirect impact on labor productivity. The results revealed an increase in the role of ICTs in encouraging regional economic growth in Indonesia, although most provincial areas have limited ICT infrastructure. This paper opens an extended solution to the improvement of ICT infrastructure and emphasizes a better in-depth analysis of ICTs on regional economic growth.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.5220/0009880601930199
M. Z. Irawan, S. Priyanto, Dewanti
: Since often encountered the missing prediction by using the concept of random utility maximization (RUM) for Indonesian context, this study proposed a theory of random regret minimization (RRM) aiming to more precisely predict the chosen mode and to increase the model fit. Three variances of RRM were implemented: Classical RRM, µ RRM, and PRRM. Yogyakarta and Palembang were chosen as a case of the study by involv-ing 708 respondents. A stated preference survey was carried out by offering six scenarios to the respondents. We apply the value of final log-likelihood, rho-square, Akaike and Bayesian Information Criterion, and hit rate to compare the model fit. We also calculate the value of travel time saving, and the time and cost elasticity. The result shows that by excluding the rho square, RRM outperforms RUM in both cities. The µ RRM produces the best model fit in a case of travel mode choice in Yogyakarta, while there is a tendency that PRRM produces a better model fit than µ RRM in Palembang. We also found that RRM tends to generate a higher VTSS, time and cost elasticity than RUM. Travellers in both cities also tend to be more sensitive to change in travel time than travel cost.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.5220/0009878900960100
E. Sriyono, A. Purwanto, .. Sardi, N. C. Kresnanto, T. Bhakty, M. K. Biddinika
: This paper presents an assessment of the potential of Tambakboyo basin as one of the potential new water sources due to the water shortage in some areas of the city of Yogyakarta. It is a retention basin located in the Sleman Regency, Special Province of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The basin has overflow elevation of +147,00 m and retrieval pipe elevation of +141,00 m. This assessment includes an analysis of the inflow, rain fall on the surface of the reservoir, outflow for water requirements, water loss from evaporation and seepage. By using the scales of water balance and simulation of water retrieval, we are able to determine water potential of the basin for clean water.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.5220/0009880401800185
R. Hartini
Safeguard is one of the legal instruments to protect domestic industries from increasing imported goods that occur in normal trade but harming domestic industries. To avoid this, the WTO and the Government of Indonesia issued a protection regulation. The purpose of the study is to find out 1).Protection of domestic industrial law against safeguards in WTO provisions and regulations in Indonesia. 2).Adjustment of a substance in Indonesia to safeguard provisions. This legal research is normative juridical by using a statue approach, analyzed in a continuous manner. The results of the study:1).There are still some weaknesses in the safeguard rules in Indonesia because there are no specific rules regarding safeguards because they are still regulated in the Customs Law, while each WTO rule is regulated in each different Article, there is no explanation that absolute and relative in terms of imposition of safeguards. 2).In implementing safeguards there are still differences found in the form of safeguard provisions in WTO rules and regulations in Indonesia.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.5220/0009877900580063
D. Asri, S. Ika, Sunarya Raharja
This study aims to analyze the existence of the typical Krebet wood batik as a Local Area Potential where it is reviewed by conducting judicial and economic reviews. This research is empirical juridical research with descriptive analysis method by taking empirical data in Krebet Village, Bantul Regency, Special Province of Yogyakarta. The results of this study indicate that there are local potentials in Krebet Bantul, namely Krebet Wooden Batik which is an intellectual work of craftsmen in Krebet, where there is a distinctive characteristic of Krebet wood batik motifs, which has the potential to apply for copyright registration on the wooden batik motif. So far, legally the Krebet wooden batik has not been touched by IPR protection and the level of public awareness in Krebet is very low to understand IPR due to various factors, namely education, community culture, bureaucracy and IPR registration fees and others. However, IPR assistance has been carried out so that there has been a Certificate of Recording 2 (two) batik motifs, namely Colorful Batik Motifs and Red Black Grompol Batik Motifs. From the economic aspect, registration of IPR has benefits for the community, especially the craftsmen community, to utilize their economic rights from the existence of these legal protections. With the existence of legal protection, it will be possible for other parties who do not have the right to take economic benefits, thus the creator can make maximum use of the economic benefits of the product of his work, either for his own use or transferred to other parties.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.5220/0009197600050011
R. Murjiyanto, Devita Andani
The business actor must obtain a permit in the form of an agreement that is stated in the form of a letter / decision or fulfillment of the requirements and / or commitment to start and run a business and / or activity. With this agreement, the business actor is given a Business Registration Number (NIB), namely the identity of the Business Actor issued by the OSS Institution after the Business Entity registers through Online Single Submission (OSS). The Business Actor must enter the business data when establishment the company to be able to access the OSS in the AHU Director General of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, in accordance with the Indonesian Standard Industrial Classification (KBLI). The method used is normative research methods, by reviewing several documents, applicable regulations, and company establishment documents. The conclusions of the problems are as follows: 1. Enforcement of integrated business licensing services through on line or OSS has an effect, that each company establishment must enter company data specifically in the business field of the AHU Director General of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, through a process of ratification or registration, namely for business entities in the form of legal entity is using ratification, while a business entity that is not a legal entity is using registration. 2. Business actors in determining business fields for business activities carried out in the business establishment process must adjust to the Indonesian Standard Industrial Classification (KBLI) as stipulated in the Regulation of the Head of the Central Statistics Agency. 3. For companies that have been established before the OSS is applied, they must adjust their activities according to the business fields listed in KBLI 2017 by amending their articles of association, especially concerning the purpose of putting business data into the Public Law Administration Director General of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights’ system and registering to OSS Institution to obtain a company registration number (NIB).
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.5220/0009879501340138
Juriah Mulyanti, .. Sukamto, Novi Arviyanto, Sazkia Noor Anggraini, M. K. Biddinika
This research is using the volcanic ash from the eruption of Mount Kelud as material composite reinforcement. Information about large amounts of Silica (SiO2) on Mount Kelud volcanic ash and its abundant amounts in Yogyakarta after the eruption, were the reason for choosing this material as reinforcement in the making of aluminum metal composite. This composite is using the recycled aluminum material as their matrix. Stir casting method used during the experiment. 1%, 3%, 5% of volcanic ash used with 300 rpm stirring rotation and 4 minutes stirring rotation. Microstructure testing, hardness testing, impact testing and tensile testing were carried out to determined changes in material characteristic. The result showed that the addition of 1% volcanic ash reinforcement gives the highest hardness and toughness number to aluminum composite material, but the lowest ductility value. The highest aluminum composite material ductility value reached in the addition of 3% volcanic ash reinforcement.
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