Pub Date : 2019-03-01DOI: 10.2991/sores-18.2019.31
Isnawijayani Isnawijayani, S. Rahayu
This study aims to describe and analyze the Group Information Society (KIM) in Realizing the Information and Prosperous Village in Ogan Komering Ulu (OKU) South Sumatra, Baturaja which is not so well-known. This qualitative research makes informants as primary data sources besides researchers also observe directly and coordinate with the OKU District Communication and Information Service (Diskominfo). This study describes the form of KIM process, then KIM develops a network to solve the problems of rural communities who are left behind Information. KIM in OKU Regency was facing problem in developing this group information society. KIM runs a program to realize an information and prosperous village in OKU Regency. Researchers is monitoring that villages with the theory of Innovation Diffusion as well as being linked as government partners in disseminating information in the village and as a forum for community aspirations. It turned out that KIM OKU was formed in accordance with Law Number 14 of 2008 concerning Information Disclosure. The result of this research are OKU KIM encourages the existence of a village website, village social media, radio community, information boar, citizen meeting and all the information means to easily access the correct information. There are some problems such as there is no manpower, there is no role of head village, the lack of facilities and training in building information community. Associated with the theory of Diffusion of Innovation, KIM got something new to be used in life to become a prosperous information village. Keywords—Community Information Group (KIM); information village and prosper
本研究旨在描述和分析巴图拉加南苏门答腊Ogan Komering Ulu (OKU)实现信息繁荣村中的群体信息社会(KIM)。这种定性研究使举证者作为主要数据来源，研究者也直接观察并与OKU地区通信和信息服务(Diskominfo)协调。本研究描述了KIM过程的形式，然后KIM发展了一个网络来解决农村社区的信息落伍问题。OKU摄政的KIM在发展这个群体信息社会方面面临着问题。KIM在OKU摄政区开展了一个实现信息和繁荣村的项目。研究人员正在用创新扩散理论监测这些村庄，并作为政府合作伙伴在村庄传播信息，并作为社区愿望的论坛。事实证明，KIM OKU是根据2008年《信息公开法》第14号成立的。这项研究的结果是OKU KIM鼓励建立一个村庄网站，村庄社交媒体，广播社区，信息公猪，公民会议和所有信息手段，以便轻松获取正确的信息。在信息社区建设中存在着人力资源不足、村长作用缺失、设施和培训不足等问题。与创新扩散理论相结合，KIM得到了一些新的东西，可以在生活中使用，成为一个繁荣的信息村。关键词:社区信息组;信息村与繁荣
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Pub Date : 2019-03-01DOI: 10.2991/SORES-18.2019.88
M. A. Somad, F. Fahrudin
Living in the world always faces pleasure and difficulties. Humans usually complain when tested with distress. Instead, they rejoice when tested with pleasure, lots of wealth, have a high position, etc. Even though the Lord's test in the form of tribulation is most coveted by the Prophets and holy men. The Prophet Ayyub is Uswah hasanah in patience. He was tested by God with very severe skin aches, itching and burning for 11 years, poor property, and being driven out of his hometown. However, he was patient. The study aims to find Uswah hasanah learning model of the Prophet Ayyub to instill a patient attitude for SMP students. The study method uses the Quranic story. The study found that the Prophet Ayyub had high patience because he was aware that God's test of distress, if he lived patiently, would bring goodness to the world and the hereafter. Even if he endeavors to seek treatment and pray, this is done because he is merely obeying God's commands (who order to try to pray). The implication is that religious education should emphasize a large portion of patience education. The benefit is, when facing the Lord's test in the form of ugliness, students have a mental readiness to deal with it patiently. Keywords—religious education; Uswah hasanah; prophet Ayyub; character of patience
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Pub Date : 2019-03-01DOI: 10.2991/SORES-18.2019.140
R. Hendrawan, J. A. Purnomo, Firman Rosdjadi Djoemadi, A. Pratono, Taufik Iman Santoso
This article attempts to discuss how WTO dispute settlement system address the case number DS475 Measures on the Importation of Live Pigs, Pork and Other Pig Products from the European Union. Adopting the content analysis method, the authors stand for the European Union where it is thought that the policy of Russia applying the import ban on pork products of EU is such a blunder and might not bring benefit at all for both parties. The findings indicate that the embargo policy to Russia could generate a negative impact on the EU countries, especially for those who become key players in the industry. Keywords—dispute settlement; banned import; live pigs; pig
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Pub Date : 2019-03-01DOI: 10.2991/sores-18.2019.97
N. Sambas
Human Trafficking is a form of exploitation of human dignity. Therefore, the trafficking can be categorized as a serious crime, a human rights disorder that develops in the world. Indonesia is a country that is vulnerable to Human Trafficking, because besides being a country of origin it is also a transit country and destination country. The research objective is to find out and examine the development of the practice of criminal acts of human trafficking, as one of the forms of crimes against human. With the normative juridical approach, the analytical descriptive nature based on secondary data is carried out in a qualitative analysis from the general to the special. Modus operandi Human Trafficking is carried out starting from the conventional recruitment victims of sending domestic and foreign workers, illegal adoption, infant abduction, noncommercial sexual exploitation of children, and sexual violence. Efforts must be made by the government, in addition to facilitate cooperation with various countries, law enforcement is firm and just by paying attention to the root causes, both legal, social aspects and culture. Keywords—people trading; human rights violations
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This study aims to determine the number and reasons for non-certified waqf assets in the city of Bandung and to find out the legal standing and legal consequences for land and buildings that are not certified. The research method used is a qualitative research method with a normative juridical approach using literature studies with related literature accompanied by interviews with waqf managers in the city of Bandung. The results of this study are various obstacles in managing certification, among others, because land ownership documents are lost, there is no certificate of waqf or waqf pledges that have passed away, making it difficult to access the heirs in handling the legality of waqf assets, so that the land and buildings have no legal certainty and loss of legal protection aspects in the event of various problems in the future. Keywords—legal standing; waqf asset; Bandung City
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Pub Date : 2019-03-01DOI: 10.2991/SORES-18.2019.78
Chairiawaty Chairiawaty, K. Zakiah, Maman Suherman
In the interaction of empowerment program for female headed household (Pekka), these women of course took the communication process. The observation conducted by the researcher described that the communication process conducted by the female headed household occurred in the time of personal interaction or in group. The research was aimed to show hoe the female headed household interacted during the empowerment program conducted in the Pekka Group Kabupaten Bandung, West Java Province. The method used in this research was Phenomenology, where the researcher wished to understand the internalization and motives of the members of Pekka group about the programs given. This would be very useful to construct the model of communication process occurred. The researcher used an in depth interview and participant observation to collect the data. From the observation, it was found that the communication process in the empowerment program occurred in: 1) the initiation process when the woman having the status of female headed household firstly joined the program, 2) the process when the women became the members of Pekka Group and participated in the programs offered regularly, and (3) the communication process when they interacted with the community outside of the Pekka group. Based on the analysis of data obtained, it can be concluded that the communication patterns of the female headed household in the empowerment program in Pekka Group were as follows; a) the initiation process of the Pekka group forming created a model of communication process that can be called as Interactive Persuasive Model; b) the communication process occurred in the routine activity of the empowerment program where they had become the members and participated in all the programs can be named as Star Model Communication; and c) the communication process occurred in the process of interaction with the community outside of Pekka which created the Communication
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Pub Date : 2019-03-01DOI: 10.2991/sores-18.2019.95
Dedy Djamaluddin Malik
The objective of this article is to portray the close relationship between communication and leadership. Communication approaches to leadership mean the dynamics of leadership could be explained and understood by theories of communication. By using literature review, there were three model of communication in viewing leadership. Firstly, leader uses communication as a tool for influencing people (liner or transmission model). Secondly, communication is view as something discursive that emphasizes leadership as a dialogical process (relational model). Lastly, leadership is viewed communication as distortion and manipulation that aims at dominating (distortion model). The best model depends on situation, culture, and size of people in organization. Keywords—leadership communication; transmission model; relational model; manipulation model
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Pub Date : 2019-03-01DOI: 10.2991/sores-18.2019.37
Eka an Aqimuddin, Frency Siska
Regarding international investment law, protection against foreign investment is a fundamental principle. The principle of protection is meant to attract foreign investors to increase state revenues. Full Protection and Security or FPS is one of protection principle that cover physical and non-physical protection to the investor. Indonesia already stipulated FPS in Law No. 25 Year 2007 on Investment and bilateral investment treaties. However, the scope of FPS provided on those regulations is ambiguous and there is no further explanation further by government. This research uses legal normative methodology. It means that authors not only to gather norms about FPS in Indonesia investment law but also to point out in which ambiguity of FPS implementation can be solved. The objectives of this research are to examine implementation and possible effects from FPS principle regulation in Indonesia law. This research concludes, that ambiguity on FPS regulation in Indonesia law will rise positive and negative effect. It will give policy space on investment for Indonesia in case of emergency and protection on national interest as positive side but in case of investment dispute in international forum it will be negative because it can broaden the term of FPS principle. Keywords—foreign investment; full protection security; Indonesia
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Pub Date : 2019-03-01DOI: 10.2991/sores-18.2019.129
Evelin Evelin, Firman Rosjadi, A. Pratono
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Nowadays studies concerning student engagement, examine the aspects of self-system processes individually. However, little knowledge of how all aspects of self-system processes influence student engagement together. To fill this gap, researchers conducted a study aimed at analyzing the effects of parental support on student engagement through self-system processes. Parental support is support consisting of structure, autonomy and involvement. The self-system processes consist of sense of relatedness, sense of autonomy, and sense of competence. Participants in this research were 632 high school students from 8 public high schools selected from 8 school areas in Bandung used random sampling technique. All measuring instruments for this research which consist of parental support, student engagement, self-system processes are compiled by the research team based on Connell's theory. Data were analyzed by Partial Least Square (PLS) method. The results show that there is an influence of parental support on student engagement through self-system processes. Keywords—parental support; self-system processes; student engagement
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