Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/icdesa-19.2019.51
Titi Stiawati
— Street children are kids who have daily economic activities in the street. In this case, street girls, the female street children, are one of the complex social problems and are related to other social problems, especially related to poverty. The characteristics of street girls in this study will be described from the background why the street girls become ones,their age, their education, and their jobs. Economy problem was not the only reason why the street girls become ones. They thought being street girl was also part of their culture. Moral value and norm violation is often happened in the society, this can be seen from the street girls’ behavior, they tried to get money for snacking, buying internet data and daily needs, some of them also smoked and did drugs.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/icdesa-19.2019.72
Nina Yuliana
— Food security Bedouins in Indigenous construct by both religious and culturally identical in Baduy female figure. Construction Identification is done with a special and honorable position in the concept Ambu Baduy women (mother) and Nyi Pohaci (Goddess of Rice) as the goddess of Bedouin life source. Such identification, making food security of family and Bedouins are determined by the role of women in activities at home and the fields with farming as a form of worship Baduy. The result is t2010-2012 cope Baduy able to buy land outside the customary land area of 900 hectares of farmland which impact on food security and greater prosperity. Through the activity theory and communication of religious obtained the discovery that Baduy women continue to use the position and role of customary to harness the knowledge and skills of customs are constantly being developed with leeway on interpretations of customary law and carried out in accordance with the social motives and the economy to return to the motive large, which is the motive of religious to buy land and carry out the functions of worship as a farmer and the concept of trust Sundanese wiwitan.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/icdesa-19.2019.52
A. Marta, Leo Agustino, Baskoro Wicaksono
--Civic freedom is the principle of modern democracies. A report from The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) in 2018 explained that the civil liberties index in Indonesia had a very sharp decline. This has caused the quality of democracy in Indonesia to decline. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to explain why civic freedom in Indonesia is in crisis? This study uses a qualitative method with the theory-driven approach. The data is obtained from books, scientific journals, and mass media. Analysis of data in this study from data reduction, to data organization and data interpretation. Civic freedom in Indonesia are currently experiencing a crisis caused by (1) "silencing" of freedom of expression; (2) Restrictions and violations of the freedom of association and assembly; and (3) discriminatory actions and violence that occur in the implementation of freedom of religion or belief. The conclusion is that threats and violations of civic freedom have made democracy in Indonesia is in a crisis and increasingly away from the practice of consolidation democracy.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/icdesa-19.2019.63
R. Handaka, Ibrahim Harriadi
— Since 1999 Indonesia has provided as much autonomy as possible. Regional autonomy is provided together with funding through fund transfers and also flexibility in the budget. Fund transfers from the central government are used by local governments to fund expenditures following the desired needs. But on the other hand, the provision of authority makes the amount of corruption in Indonesia increase. This study aims to examine the effect of central government fund transfers and expenditure assignments as part of fiscal decentralization on the level of corruption in Indonesia. This study is a quantitative study with analysis using the most unusual multiple linear regression with a fixed-effect model. The object of this research is all provinces in Indonesia by taking data from 4 years 2013-2016. The results of this study prove that government transfer and expenditure assignment which are the measurement of fiscal decentralization in this study have a positive and significant impact on the level of corruption in Indonesia
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/icdesa-19.2019.17
Nurikah, F. Cahyani
Environmental Problems are an undisputed issue both in Indonesia and in the world. The big and important issue of the environment makes United Nation launch the Sustainable Development Goals. One of them is about life on land, including forest. Indonesia, which was once dubbed as the lungs of the world, has now declined in quality. In 2016, research conducted by Indonesia Forest Watch announced that forests in Indonesia were reduced by one time the size of a football field every hour. Based on the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia Article 33 paragraph (3) states that "earth and air and natural resources are contained in an environment controlled by the state and used to achieve massive prosperity of the state", so that it has been adjusted to forest needs so that it becomes a matter that needs attention. In Law No. 41 of 1999 concerning Forestry also has an opinion about forests that have benefits for life both in terms of ecology, socio-cultural, and economic. The research method used is the national research method, where the author uses legislation, books, and other literature as the main source. With this fulfillment, it is hoped that it will be able to create new policies that can provide benefits and changes to the condition of forests in Indonesia so that one of the objectives of the Sustainable Development Goals can be realized and the carrying capacity of forests can increase. Keywords— forestry, sustainable development, environmental
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/icdesa-19.2019.29
Amalia Syauket
Abtract—Banten is a relatively new province. It used to be a part of the Province of West Java but then established itself since year 2000 by the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 23 Year 2000 dated October 17, 2000 with their center of government at the city of Serang. Expansion of Banten from West Java was influenced by lots of stakeholders such as politicians, local bureaucrat, the citizens, and businessmen. From the businessmen side there’s a local strongman named Kyai Haji Tubagus Chassan Sochib. History of Banten can’t be described without the influence of Kyai Haji Tubagus Chassan Sochib, a powerful yet charismatic and highly respected cultural leader not just in the society but also in the government. The influence of Haji Chassan (that’s how they called him) also really strong towards the village-heads, head of sub districts, regents, and officers with strategic positions because even though they were supported by the society, they won’t get their position without approval from the cultural leaders. Haji Chassan’s supreme influence made him a very dominant figure in Banten. Keyword : Chasan Sohib,Banten
摘要:万丹是一个相对较新的省份。它曾经是西爪哇省的一部分，但自2000年以来，根据2000年10月17日颁布的印度尼西亚共和国2000年第23号法律，其政府中心设在雪朗市。万丹从西爪哇的扩张受到许多利益相关者的影响，如政治家、地方官僚、公民和商人。在商人方面，有一个当地的强人叫Kyai Haji Tubagus Chassan Sochib。万丹的历史离不开Kyai Haji Tubagus Chassan Sochib的影响，他是一位强大而有魅力的文化领袖，不仅在社会上，而且在政府中都受到高度尊重。哈吉·查桑(他们是这么称呼他的)对村长、区长、摄政和有战略地位的官员的影响也很大，因为即使他们得到社会的支持，如果没有文化领袖的批准，他们也不会得到职位。Haji Chassan的至高无上的影响力使他成为万丹的一个非常重要的人物。关键词:柴山Sohib;万丹
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/icdesa-19.2019.1
B. Suseno
---The purpose of this study is to (1) analyze regional dynamic influence to AEC; (2) empirically test regional dynamic influence on citizenship engagement; (3) analyze regional dynamic influence on risk of conflict; (4) analyze the influence of risk conflict on AEC performance; (6) empirically analyze the influence of citizenship engagement on AEC performance. As a framework to discuss the research problems, this study proposes the novelty of Citizenship Engagement Quality. Respondents in this study are the students in 10 ASEAN countries. Respondents in this study are 881 samples that answer the questions. Based on sex, the highest frequency is male with 556 respondents (63.1%) and female with 325 respondents (36.9%). Based on their status, the majority of the respondents are studying in undergraduate program with 765 respondents (86.8%) and postgraduate program as 116 respondents (13.2%). Structural Equation Modeling is used in this study as data analyses tool by using IBM AMOS version 22.0. The result from empirical model testing hypothesis testing shows that correlative estimation value among latent variables (Regional dynamics, Citizen Engagement Quality, Risk of Conflict and ASEAN Economic Community Performance) has significant correlative value. Critical ratio (CR) value is >1.96 and p-value is <0.05.
——本研究的目的是:(1)分析区域对AEC的动态影响;(2)实证检验区域动态影响对公民参与的影响;(3)分析区域对冲突风险的动态影响;(4)分析风险冲突对AEC绩效的影响;(6)实证分析公民参与对AEC绩效的影响。作为讨论研究问题的框架，本研究提出了公民参与质量的新颖性。本研究的调查对象为10个东盟国家的学生。本研究的受访者是881个回答问题的样本。按性别划分，男性最多，有556人(63.1%)，女性最多，有325人(36.9%)。从他们的现状来看，大多数受访者都在本科学习，有765名受访者(86.8%)，研究生有116名受访者(13.2%)。本研究采用结构方程建模作为数据分析工具，使用IBM AMOS version 22.0。实证模型检验的假设检验结果表明，潜在变量(区域动态、公民参与质量、冲突风险和东盟经济共同体绩效)之间的相关估计值具有显著的相关值。临界比值(CR)值>1.96,p值<0.05。
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/icdesa-19.2019.25
Bandiyah
Abtract—The regional head elections for governors and deputy governors of Bali in 2018 have succeeded in bringing I Wayan Koster and Cokorda Artha Ardhana Sukawati (Cok Ace) as governors and deputy governors of Bali for the period 2018 2022. Behind the victories and democratic events the election money politics to get voice support from certain candidate pairs. The political practice is wrapped in customary legality named danapunia. This paper aims to describe how politics and world practices are carried out and legalized using Pierre Bourdieu's Habitus Theory perspective (M × H) + T = Practice. Description: M is capital, H is habitus and T is the domain or place. The method used descriptive qualitative by collecting data through indepth interviews with selected informants. Informants were taken from representatives of the adat village and the auxiliary state of Bawaslu as institutions authorized to oversee election administration. This study produces several analyzes, namely: first, the practice of doxa explains and the world has sacred values, both in the teachings of Hinduism. This value shapes the mental cognition of agents and social structures in legalizing and danapunia in the political arena. Second, the practice of heterodoksa in habitus is presented by Bawaslu as an auxiliary state institution that does not have the power of formal law and the authority to carry out the oversight function of elections. Third, the practice of orthodoxa presented by the intervention of the PDIP political elite in perpetuating and promoting the world. Practices and worlds are supported by economic, cultural and symbolic capital resources carried out by political actors and Bali as the realm of the partial power of PDIP which is also a shaper of political and world practices.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/icdesa-19.2019.40
R. Priana, Siti Karlinah, D. Sjuchro, Dadang Hidyat
This research based on the background of ethnic humor using Sundanese in a radio broadcast program. Humor on radio broadcast programs is included in entertainment content. The humorous variations presented in broadcast radio media are packaged creatively both as humor programs as a whole and in the form of inserts in programs in the form of speeches, chats and jokes by broadcasters. Humor will be felt and accepted by a society if it is in accordance with the values, traditions and cultural aspects of people who enjoy a humor. McGhee and Golstein (1972: 153) state that acceptance of humor in each community group is not the same. There are people who openly accept the type of humor and what is selective or even limiting humor. The humor in this study is ethnic humor that uses Sundanese as of the "Canghegar" program on Rama FM Bandung. This study aims to reveal various stereotypes that are present in ethnic humor on radio broadcast programs. The results of the study showed that the diversity of responses to humor presented gave rise to stereotypes towards a group of people who were targeted and
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.2991/icdesa-19.2019.68
I. Jumiati, Nina Yuliana
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