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The Effectiveness of Quizlet.com in Arabic Vocabulary Learning; Students’ Perception and Acceptance of Technology
Authors: Kholis Muhammad Nur , Nadhif Muhammad Fahrun
Published: June 2023

The increasingly massive development of technology makes language learning no longer limited to only being in the classroom, but can be done anywhere using digital devices. Vocabulary is one of the important parts of language acquisition because vocabulary is the initial stage of mastering the four language skills. This study aims to determine the influence of the use of Quizlet in mastering the Arabic vocabulary of Arabic Language and Literature students, student perceptions of the use of the application in learning Arabic vocabulary, and acceptance of the technology used in quizlet.com. This study used an experimental design and was conducted on 25 Arabic Language and Literature students. This study used several data collection techniques, including pretest-posttest, perception questionnaires, and Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) questionnaires. The results of this study explained that the value of the posttest was greater than the pretests and the results of the T-Test showed a significant difference. These results are supported by a perception questionnaire that shows that students consider the use of the quizlet.com application to be effectively used in learning Arabic vocabulary. As well as the results of the TAM questionnaire showed that students were satisfied with the use of quizlet.com in learning Arabic vocabulary. The results of this study can be a recommendation for Arabic teachers, that quizlet.com can be used as a medium for learning Arabic vocabulary both in the classroom and outside the classroom.
Intention and Motivation in Online Arabic Courses: Agency for Learning Phenomenon
Authors: Rozak Abd. , Albantani Azkia Muharom , Syafri Mohamad
Published: June 2023

This study examines the implementation of Arabic learning during the pandemic and explores students' intentions and motivations in learning Arabic online. The type used in this research is a qualitative approach. An exploratory investigative approach is used to investigate students' intentions and motivations in learning Arabic online. Data will be collected by distributing the questionnaire offline and online. The data was then used to analyse the intentions and motivations of second semester students of the Arabic Language and Literature Study Program at UIN Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin Banten to support the long-distance Arabic courses. The study results indicate that the overall average score is still above 4 on a scale of 6. It be interpreted that the students having good intentions and motivation in online Arabic lectures.
Earthworm (Clitellata, Megadrili) fauna of Kuttanad wetland, southern part of Vembanad-Kol Ramsar site, India
Authors: Narayanan Sasankan Prasanth , Kurien Vijo Thomas , Anuja Rajagopal , Hasyagar Vivek , Thomas Ambattu Paili , Paliwal Rahul , Julka Jatinder Mohan
Published: June 2023

The earthworm fauna of the wetlands of India is highly undocumented. We have carried out a survey of earthworms in the Kuttanad wetland, an integral part of the Vembanad-Kol Ramsar Site, India’s largest wetland of international importance. Current investigation has documented 17 species belonging to 7 families. Megascolex travancorensis pentagonalis Stephenson, 1916 and Glyphidrilus fluviatilis Rao, 1922 were reported for the first time since their original descriptions. Based on the current study, M. t. pentagonalis is raised to species rank as M. pentagonalis from the subspecies status. G. fluviatilis and Lennogaster chittagongensis (Stephenson, 1917) are new records for the state of Kerala. Present results provide a more complete picture of the earthworm fauna of Kuttanad wetland.
Village Funds Policy and its Impact on Improvement and Autonomy Status of Villages in Indonesia
Authors: Novi Andari Rosita , Fitria Rizky
Published: June 2023

”End poverty in all its forms everywhere” is the ultimate goal and crucial element of the world’s SDGs 2030 transformative agendas, as well as in Indonesia. The COVID-19 pandemic has hindered Indonesia from achieving its SDGs targets and reducing poverty, including rural poverty. The village funds policy sourced from the state budget is one of the policies that aims to alleviate rural poverty; thus, there will be a reduction of disadvantageous villages and an enhancement of self-sustained villages in Indonesia. This study aims to investigate the impact of village funds on the improvement and autonomy status of villages in Indonesia. It utilizes a quantitative method, namely linear regression of panel data using the Village Building Index (VBI) as the dependent variable and village funds as the independent variable over 2018-2021 in each regency/city in Indonesia. The result suggests that the village fund policy, through the 10% allocation of the state budget, has a positive and significant effect on changes in the improvement and autonomy status of the villages in Indonesia. The finding using the model (lin-log) tells us that a 1% increase in village funds will raise the VBI by 0.0013. This indicates that the village funds policy has contributed to the achievement of rural poverty alleviation goals, or it could be a pro-poor policy in order to achieve the purpose of the 1st SDGs goal.
Keywords: SDGs, poverty, village funds policy, improvement and autonomy status of villages
Risk Management Analysis in International Collaborative Research
Authors: Wahyono Sri
Published: June 2023

Risk management is a systematic approach to determining the best course of action in conditions of uncertainty through identification, understanding, action, and communication of risk issues. Risk management is a culture, process, and structure that is directed and provides adequate confidence to achieve organizational goals through risk management at a tolerable level. Indonesian foreign research permit policy has been implemented based on Government Regulation Number 41 of 2006. The policy implementation can be elaborated by risk management analysis. This article explains the implementation of foreign research permit in international collaborative research in Indonesia. The Indonesian government has implemented the policy since 1993 and used a security approach blended with a scientific benefits approach. This article elaborates on the approaches in the decision-making process when the research permit application is submitted by foreign nationals and then reviewed by coordinating team reviewers from their perspective and interpretation. In another perspective, the struggle of Indonesian researchers as research collaborators or local counterparts for intellectual property rights performance in international collaborative research will also be elaborated by using risk management analysis. This research uses qualitative methods in data collection and analysis. Samples were selected purposively by using certain criteria.
Keywords: risk management, research permit, international collaborative research
Innovation of Community Assistance Information System (SIBAMAS) as an Economic Stimulus for SMEs Affected by Covid in Tangerang Regency
Authors: Apdhi Yohanitas Witra , Ramadhan Arif , . Suripto , . Marsono , Akbar Pribadi Muhammad , Andreany Selfy
Published: June 2023

The impact of the Covid pandemic has been felt quite strongly on the economy in various regions, especially in red zone areas such as Tangerang Regency. It was reflected in Tangerang Regency’s open unemployment rate at 8.91% and its poverty rate at 5.14% in 2019. The Tangerang Regency Government launched a program to handle the economic impact, one of which was assistance to MSMEs to deal with the impact of the COVID pandemic. The Community Assistance Information System (SIBAMAS) is a tool to support the program. The problem of this research is how the Tangerang Regency government’s breakthroughs and innovations in overcoming economic problems during the pandemic are concerning these statistics. The research method uses a qualitative research approach described descriptively in a case study and user surveys to strengthen the benefits of SIBAMAS innovation. The results showed that to suppress these statistics, the Tangerang Regency government created an economic stimulus innovation for MSMEs in areas affected by Covid, which was arranged in SIBAMAS. This system makes it easier to deliver economic assistance to the community through an attractive and straightforward scheme. It is evidenced by the fact that 89.9% of people felt the benefits of increasing their income amidst the pandemic. In conclusion, the Tangerang Regency government, through Sibamas, provides convenience in distributing capital assistance, using existing applications and human resources.
Keywords: community assistance, information systems, new innovation, capital assistance, Covid pandemic
The Implementation of Roots Program in Overcoming Bullying in Schools: A Case Study in Jakarta
Authors: Jeny Femila Devi Kadek , Vesca Yulianandra Prabaria , . Hendarman
Published: June 2023

The 2021 National Assessment showed that 24.4% of students potentially experience bullying in schools. The government decided on the Roots Anti-Bullying Program to prevent bullying in the school and to ensure a safe, comfortable, and enjoyful environment. Students are activated for this program as agents of change to enable better communication and interaction between peers. The Roots Program has been implemented since 2021 and will be implemented gradually in more than 15,000 schools by 2023. This study aims to determine the effectiveness of the Roots Program in solving the bullying issue at school, the factors that influence the implementation of the Roots Program, and the problems faced in implementing the program in Jakarta. This qualitative descriptive study used Van Meter Van Horn Policy Implementation Theory, focusing on size and policy objectives, resources, characteristics of agents of change, attitudes of implementors, communication between organizations and implementors’ activities, as well as the economic, social, and political environment. The data collection techniques used were observation, interviews, and literature reviews. The results of this study describe that Roots has been appropriately implemented and marked by the fulfillment of all indicators in each dimension of Van Meter Van Horn implementation theory. To improve the implementation of the Roots in the following year, the Roots can be carried out face-to-face; the number of agents of change is adjusted to the number of students in the school; socialization regarding guidelines for implementing government assistance, dissemination of anti-bullying content to agents of change, and adjustment of delivery times for the learning module.
Keywords: policy implementation, education policy, bullying, roots program
Analyzing the Research of Indonesian Bureaucracy
Authors: Rachmawati Tutik , Sekar Nugraheni Cahyaningtyas Maria , Arnetta Friscilla Putri , Pramitha Aurellia Syaira
Published: June 2023

For a nation, bureaucracy is crucial. The bureaucracy is in charge of carrying out the duties of providing public services, empowering communities, and fostering national growth. The aim of this study is to identify, evaluate, and establish the relationship between academic journals on the subject of bureaucracy in Indonesia using bibliometric analysis. This study uses Mendeley, Publish or Perish, and VOSViewer to conduct an easier systematic literature review. The bibliometric analysis uses 528 journals published in Google Scholar between 2018 and 2022. It was then analyzed according to the publication year, author, publisher, affiliation, most-cited journal, visualization of writing maps, and visualization of event maps. The visualization of the occurrence map reveals that a great deal of research has been done on the subjects of ”bureaucracy,” ”Indonesia,” ”government,” ”government bureaucracy,” and ”performance.” However, there are still few researchers on the subjects of ”Indonesian society,” ”Indonesian ministry,” ”democracy,” and ”Indonesian citizens.” Therefore, we advise further studies in these areas.
Keywords: Indonesian Bureaucracy, bibliometric analysis, Indonesian Bureaucracy Publications
Bibliometric Analysis of Bureaucracy Research in Indonesia
Authors: Febriana Maria , Rachmawati Tutik , Lingga Hidayat Herdian , Janarko Jacob
Published: June 2023

The article aims to examine the current research on bureaucracy in Indonesia and identify the top author using the Google Scholar database. The approach is bibliometric analysis using the software programs Publish or Perish, Mendeley, and VOSviewer. A total of 607 journals were gathered and examined based on the publication year, author names, institution/institution names, publication names, and map visualization. Network visualization, overlay visualization, density visualization, co-authorship visualization, and co-occurrence visualization are the types of map visualization that are employed. The map’s depiction reveals that there are six clusters of bureaucratic publications in Indonesia, with the terms ”Bureaucracy,” ”Indonesia,” ”Public Services,” and ”Bureaucracy Structure” appearing most frequently.
Keywords: Bureaucracy in Indonesia, Indonesia Bureaucracy, Bureaucracy and Public Service.
Implementation of E-Governance to Encourage Integrated Public Services in Lebak Regency
Authors: Ariyaningsih Brita , Subagyov Annysa , Suhartono Bambang , Hadi Rivai Firman , Rajab Ridwan
Published: June 2023

In order to realize good governance, the application of the concept of open government that recognizes the public’s right to observe, to access information, and to participate in the development of public policy, must be implemented by the government. This study aims to solve the problem of Public Service policy that was integrated with the field of electronic management-based environment with Edward III model in Lebak regency. Qualitative methods were used in this study. The results of this study indicate that the implementation of environmental management policies in the Lebak area of Banten province were still not effective. This was due to lack of financial support, lack of coordination between the central and local governments, a low quality of human resources implementing policies, frequent changes in organizational structure and policies, and the fact that policy makers and implementers were in different agencies. The implementation of development is basically inseparable from the use of natural resources and its impact on the environment. Environmental protection and management should be considered during the implementation of the project to prevent environmental degradation and/or degradation of ecological functions. Therefore, the government should use the principles of good environmental policy to facilitate the delivery of public services to the public.
Keywords: E-Governance, environmental protection and management
Capacity Development of Food Institutions in the Regency of Timor Tengah Selatan
Authors: . Nursalam
Published: June 2023

One of the problems faced in efforts to increase local food production in Timor Tengah Selatan regency is that institutional performance is still low. Food institutions play an important role in facilitating and participating in efforts to increase food production. Empirical facts show that food institutions such as farmer groups, farmer groups associations, Karang Taruna, PKK groups, and instructors and companions’ capacities have not been optimal in providing support for increasing food production in the Timor Tengah Selatan Regency. This research aims to find out the capacity of rural food institutions in Timor Tengah Selatan regency, using qualitative research methods. Research informants were determined purposively which included implementing policies at Food Security Service; village head; farmer group leader; Karang Taruna leader; leader of PKK groups, instructor/companion. Based on the results of the study, it is known that there are several aspects of institutional capacity that contribute to increasing food production in the regency of Timor Tengah Selatan, namely: (1) resources, (2) skills and knowledge, and (3) politics and power. In order for food institutions to function properly, it is necessary to have the active involvement of all food stakeholders to always empower existing food institutions in rural areas in Timor Tengah Selatan regency.
Keywords: institutional capacity, performance, food security, food production
Evaluation of the Buruan Sae Program: A Case Study in Jatisari, Buah Batu, Bandung
Authors: Widya Wicaksono Kristian , Rifqi Maulana Muhammad , Ani Berliyanti Susana
Published: June 2023

The emergence of the food crisis in Bandung City due to COVID-19 has prompted the local government to create an integrated urban farming program. This program is called Buruan Sae. This program aims to support food security for the people of Bandung. One of the targets is located in Jatisari, Buah Batu, Bandung. In that area, the program has been successfully implemented and has reached 22 times harvests. However, unfortunately, the residents in the area still have a low level of participation in the Buruan Sae program. According to this problem, the researchers would like to conduct a study to evaluate the integrated urban farming in Buruan Sae. This study uses qualitative methods for data collection through interviews. The results of this study show that the low level of participation in the Buruan Sae program in Jatisari occurred since the benefits of this program cannot be felt equally by all residents of Jatisari. Only residents of RW 02 can feel the positive impact of the harvest achieved through the Buran Sae Program. Meanwhile, based on effectiveness, efficiency, adequacy, responsiveness, and accuracy, integrated urban farming has succeeded in meeting the indicators and is worthy of being used as a food security policy program.
Keywords: Buruan Sae, evaluation, food security, policy, urban farming
The Role of the Government to Improve Financial Literacy in Efforts to Prevent the Use of Illegal Online Loans
Authors: Dinya Solihati Keisha , Rizki Muhammad , Sari Urmita
Published: June 2023

Financial technology (Fintech) is a technological innovation developed in the financial sector so that financial transactions can be carried out practically, easily, and effectively. The progress of fintech in the field of money lending services has given rise to many applications/services based on peer-to-peer lending or online loans (pinjol). Based on the National Survey of Financial Literacy and Inclusion conducted by OJK in 2019, the financial literacy index reached 38.03%. However, 21 out of 34 provinces in Indonesia still have financial literacy levels below the average, with the lowest 3 provinces being: 1) East Nusa Tenggara (27.82%); 2) West Papua (28.87%); and 3) Papua (29.13%). Besides that there is a very high inequality when compared to the province which has the highest level of financial literacy, namely Jakarta (59.16%). NTT is also included as one of Indonesia’s 3T regions (the outermost, the frontmost, and the lagging). This study aims to examine efforts to increase financial literacy and its relation to online lending trends in East Nusa Tenggara. The study used qualitative methods, with data collection sourced from interviews, observations, and literature studies. Based on the research results, OJK has made efforts to improve financial literacy as well as to eradicate illegal online loans, which have been carried out in a planned, measurable, achievement-oriented, sustainable, and collaborative manner, one of which is demonstrated or manifested in the implementation of the Regional Investment Alert Task Force (SWID). However, the implementation of improving financial literacy needs to be continued and improved, especially in terms of the number of activities, socialization of activities that have been implemented, and improving coordination with other stakeholders.
Keywords: fintech, peer-to-peer lending, online loan, illegal, financial literacy
Collaborative Governance in Optimizing Nontax State Revenue in the Sports Sector Case Study: Implementation of the 2022 South Sumatera National Recreational Sports Festival (FORNAS VI 2021)
Authors: Akhdlori Fuad , Delawillia Kharisma Virgie
Published: June 2023

Funding is a problem that often arises in the implementation of national and international sporting events in Indonesia. Due to limited funding sources from the APBD and APBN, funding the implementation of the 2022 South Sumatera National Recreational Sports Festival (FORNAS) VI 2021 is another problem. Optimization of Nontax State Revenue (PNBP) can be a solution to problems in financing national and international sporting events through a collaboration scheme. In collaboration, the role of stakeholders is essential because each stakeholder cannot work alone. For example, collaborative governance in the implementation of FORNAS includes collaboration between the Indonesian Community Recreational Sports Committee (KORMI), the Organizing Committee of FORNAS IV 2021, the South Sumatera Provincial Government, the Ministry of Youth and Sports (Kemenpora), the Public Service Agency for the Fund Management Agency and Sports Business (BLU LPDUK), State-owned Enterprises (BUMN), Regional Owned Enterprises (BUMD), and private companies. The central government, in this case, the Ministry of Youth and Sports through BLU LPDUK as a unit, took the initiative to establish cooperation with the South Sumatera Provincial Government in the management of commercial funds in the implementation of FORNAS VI through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and continued with the Commercial Fund Management Cooperation Agreement with the Implementing Committee of FORNAS VI 2021 South Sumatera in 2022 for the management of commercial funds for FORNAS VI activities. This is carried out to optimize PNBP funds as a source of funding for FORNAS VI 2021 South Sumatera activities in 2022. Therefore, the Ministry of Youth and Sports, through BLU LPDUK, can continue to increase cooperation and collaboration with all local governments both at the provincial and district/city levels at each sports event so that the optimization of PNPB for the field of sports can be further massive and able to embrace many related stakeholders. This study aims to find out how the implementation of stakeholder collaboration optimizes PNBP and to analyze the driving and inhibiting factors of collaboration. This study uses a descriptive qualitative research method with a case study approach. Data collection techniques are used in the form of literature studies, observation, and documentation.
Keywords: collaborative governance, cooperation, stakeholders, sports, nontax state revenue
How is the Research of Indonesian Bureaucracy: A Bibliometric Analysis
Authors: Dewi Kinanti Alya , Zidan Fathurahman Alif , Rachmawati Tutik
Published: June 2023

This essay is a bibliometric analysis that seeks to examine the bibliography of published works about Indonesian bureaucracy in academic journals and scientific articles. We gathered 996 academic journal articles for analysis by looking at several characteristics, including year of publication, author, title, and publisher. The journals and articles we use were published between 2017 and 2022. Numerous subtopics, including government, bureaucratic organization, bureaucratic reform, policy, and public service, have received an inordinate amount of attention. While this is the case, there are still more options for study subjects in areas like application, problems, civil servants, corruption, and roles.
Keywords: Birokrasi, bibliometric, Birokrasi di Indonesia
Collaborative Governance in the Development of Digital Villages in Karanganyar Indonesia
Authors: . Hamka , Sri Murtinah Tintin , Giyanto Bambang
Published: June 2023

Digital villages are important as one of the right solutions for increasing community participation and being more effective in the application of information and communication technology in village life. However, there are still digitalization problems in villages related to poor data quality and limited information on village potentials to reduce the quality of information services to the community and other related parties. The lack of intensive cooperation between the government, village communities, and the private sector is the main cause of this problem. This study aims to explore the impact of collaborative governance on supporting the development of a digital village in Karanganyar Indonesia. The main sources of data in this study were obtained from in-depth interviews, FGDs, and relevant secondary data. The results of the study indicate that the development of digital villages has led to an increase in the capacity of hardware and various application systems so that they can provide varied information services and serve as a medium for improving the community’s economy. In addition to mutual agreement in overcoming problems, making the right decisions, collaboration, and collective learning, the capacity and commitment of the village head are also important triggers for the achievement and reputation of digitalization in Karanganyar village. The practical implications of this study recommend flexibility in implementing central government policies and provide wider space for creativity and innovation to village officials according to their capabilities in developing digitalization of services and various potentials in the village. This research also offers further studies related to collaboration procedures and mechanisms to accelerate the digital villages development.
Keywords: collaborative governance, development, digitalization, village
Implementation of Sustainable Development Policies in the Environmental Sector Based on e-Governance in Riau Province
Authors: Hadi Rivai Firman , Rajab Ridwan , Suhartono Bambang
Published: June 2023

This study aims to analyze the application of e-governance in supporting the implementation of environmentally sustainable development policies in Riau Province and the factors that influence it. The research used descriptive qualitative methods using primary data collected through focus group discussions and secondary data collected through documentation techniques. The results of the study found that the Local Government of Riau Province has consistently and continuously implemented environmentally sustainable development through the Riau Hijau program. Egovernance has been well implemented in implementing Riau Hijau by collaboration between the government, the private sectors, and the civil society to succeed Riau Hijau supported using information and communication technology (ICT). The supporting factors for the application of e-governance in supporting the implementation of environmental sustainable development policies in Riau Province were: the local government’s high commitment and consistency; the existence of supporting policies both macro and micro that are clear, sustainable, and systematic; policy implementers really understand the details of Riau Hijau; Riau Hijau has clear and measurable target groups and benefits; Riau Hijau is operationalized in various concrete and systematic projects and activities; Riau Hijau is supported by adequate financial resources and infrastructures; and Riau Hijau is supported by various local agencies. The inhibiting factors were that not all the relevant stakeholders make optimal use of the existing ICT facilities; there are inadequate ICT facilities and infrastructures in some areas in Riau Province; and problems in environmental issues. Based on these findings, this study recommends optimizing the use of ICT for all Riau Hijau stakeholders, and there needs to be an increase and equity of ICT facilities and infrastructures.
Keywords: sustainable development, environment, Riau Hijau, e-governance
Lebak Regency Government's Innovation in Accelerating Development from Underdeveloped Region Status
Authors: Fatchu Reza Izzul , Kurnia Wati Nila , Sutrisno Edy
Published: June 2023

Since 2019, Lebak Regency in Banten Province has been declared as a district that has relinquished its status as an underdeveloped area. Since then, Lebak has been incorporated in Underdeveloped Regencies List as one that has escaped from the underdeveloped condition. This study uses a descriptive approach through interviews and secondary data collection. The results of this study showed that in 2021, there were two process innovations and one product innovation carried out in the context of accelerating the development of Lebak Regency as an eradicated area. These innovations include the Unique Lebak Tourism Movement Innovation: Millennial Virtual Stage and the Launching of the Calendar of Events, and Citorek Strawberry Village and Investment Ease Information Services Innovation for Business Actors/Investors through the Investment Information System (SIMPEDAL). These three innovations are expected to encourage the acceleration of development in Lebak Regency, especially in the economic and tourism sectors.
Keywords: regional innovation, Lebak Regency Innovation, development acceleration, empowered region
Understanding the Implementation of Talent Management Policy in Local Government Case Study in DKI Jakarta Province
Authors: Dwiputrianti Septiana , T.L Endang Wirjatmi , Octaviandy Purba Caesar , Rizky Natasha Amanda
Published: June 2023

Talent management is one of the priority programs to encourage superior civil services with high integrity. However, there are still very few studies explaining how talent management is implemented in local governments. This study aims to provide a quick understanding of the implementation of talent management policy in the DKI Jakarta Provincial government. The research method is applied through a qualitative approach using data from interviews, focus group discussions (FGD), observations, and reviews of documents sourced from the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government, the State Civil Apparatus Commission, and academics. This study found that DKI Jakarta Province just issued an Enactment of the Governor’s Regulation Number 8 for the Year 2022 concerning Talent Management. Moreover, two policies, namely a decree of the Governor concerning Guidelines for the Implementation of Competency Development for Civil Servants through an Integrated/Integrated Learning System Approach; ( Jakarta Corporate University); and a Decree of the Governor concerning the Map of Human Resource Competency Development in the DKI Government Environment in 2021-2022 have strongly supported the development of talent management. In addition, a high commitment of top leaders encourages the implementation of all stage’s implementation of talent management, namely talent acquisition, talent development, and talent retention. However, this study also found that some internal policies were not implemented optimally. This condition is due to a lack of technical guidelines for the implementation, the need for more cooperation with various institutions in talent development, and the need to utilize resources and infrastructure that support the implementation of talent management.
Keywords: talent management, civil services, talent acquisition, talent development, talent retention, public policy, DKI Jakarta Province 6
Digitalization of Green Economy Policy Model in Provincial Government
Authors: Rahmawati Aulia , Istania Ratri , . Hidayaturahmi
Published: June 2023

Most of the development has only focused on increasing economic productivity without looking at the impacts, namely environmental damage and increasing poverty levels. This study aims to analyze the extent to which public officials understand the Green Economy Policy, identify its design at three levels of the leadership, and to analyze this digitalization model that can increase the levels of awareness. The method used in this research is descriptive and qualitative with an ex-post analysis technique toward green economy policies implemented through green growth education and training curricula. Based on the data obtained, this study found that public officials in the Government of East Kalimantan Province have an awareness of the importance of green policies. However, no differences were observed in the design of the development policy model at each leadership levels. In addition, the internalization of the Green Economy Policies remains partial at a certain level due to limitations in its implementation strategy. Thus, this study recommends the need for a clear focus on the implementation of Green Economy Policy models at each leadership level as well as the internalization of digital-based Green Economy Policies in order to reach wider and faster policy targets.
Keywords: pro green policy, level of awareness, development policy model
Dynamics of Public Service Digitization Study on Case Tracing Information System (SIPP) in Court
Authors: Rina Herawati Augustin , Widowati Nina , . Maesaroh
Published: June 2023

The court is one of the government agencies that has the task of providing public services to the community in the field of law and justice. The Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia oversees all four legal systems in Indonesia: regular courts, religious courts, military courts, and state administrative courts. The Supreme Court consistently implements numerous policies referencing the Blueprint for Judicial Renewal 2010–2035 in an effort to improve court services. A policy that greatly impacts the change in the quality of court services to be more informative, transparent, and accountable is the start of the implementation of the Case Investigation Information System (SIPP). The SIPP program is the first step in the transition of conventional judicial services to the digital age. The policy of digitization in the judiciary has gradually developed until the implementation of e-court and e-litigation as the main forum for the realization of electronic justice in Indonesia. This paper aims to look at the development of court services from time to time, which is analyzed descriptively to examine the application of existing judicial service policies up to the current era of globalization 4.0. The study’s findings provide a history of court services policies that were traditional until Indonesia implemented electronic justice.
Keywords: digitization, e-court, e-litigation, court services, electronic justice
The Study of Bureaucracy in Indonesia: A Bibliometric Analysis
Authors: Rachmawati Tutik , Fernita Fany , Salmyra Tiara Salma , Natania Angelika
Published: June 2023

One of the key components in progressing a nation’s bureaucracy is by conducting research on bureaucracy. Researchers and academics have been using bureaucracy as a variable in their research to assess its effectiveness and how it interacts with other crucial aspects of government. This paper analyzes the relationship between journal publications and reliable articles about bureaucracy in Indonesia published in journal publications, the effects of publications, and the novelty of publications. It is done by employing three tools: Publish or Perish, VosViewer, and Mendeley. Microscopic images were presented based on bibliometric analysis from 309 scholarly papers retrieved from Google Scholar for the period of five years (2017-2022). The results of the analysis revealed that while terms like bureaucracy, implementation, and good governance have been extensively examined, while terms like e-government, impact, role, and bureaucratic reform have not. Employees, practices, case studies, studies, and issues are still understudied in publications on bureaucracy, therefore it is essential and presents a significant opportunity to be considered in the further research of bureaucracy in Indonesia.
Keywords: Bureaucracy in Indonesia, bibliometric analysis
Surviving During the Pandemic: Lessons Learned from Bandung Indie Music Scene in the Covid-19 Pandemic
Authors: Yosep Simanjorang Jeffri , Rosarie Harni Triastuti Maria
Published: June 2023

This research intends to study how creative industry players, especially the independent music industry in Bandung responded to the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. The creative industry’s business pattern, which relies a lot on various face-to-face events, was forced to stop as a result of many restrictions on mobility to suppress the spread of Covid-19. By implementing a qualitative approach, this study conducted in-depth interviews with 8 experienced actors in the music industry in Bandung. This study found that (1) music industry players were hit hard at the beginning of the pandemic; (2) music industry players have many abilities that are very useful in difficult times such as pandemic times; and (3) music industry players initiated other creative businesses. This study also concludes that music industry players were classified as a vulnerable group during the pandemic. However, by capitalizing on the network within their communities, they were able to produce breakthroughs to survive and continue their activities in the creative industry.
Keywords: creative industries, music, Covid-19, policy
Effectiveness of Competence Development of State Civil Apparatus on Civil Servant Performance of Witness and Victim Protection Agency
Authors: Ayu Mayangsari Riyadi Roery
Published: June 2023

Human resource development is the main priority of the work of the President of the Republic of Indonesia for the period 2019–2024. Inside the government, human resource development is conducted by building superior, skilled, and adaptive of the State Civil Apparatus. In order to understand a superior State Civil Apparatus is through the development of a competent State Civil Apparatus. In order to support organizational performance and individual performance achievement based on applicable laws and regulations, competency development of the State Civil Apparatus is given at least 20 hours of lessons per year. This study aims to determine the effectiveness of developing the competence of the State Civil Apparatus on the performance of Civil Servant on the Witness and Victim Protection Agency. This research is a qualitative descriptive study using data collection techniques such as direct observation of the object of research, interviews, and analyzing documents. This research shows that organizational performances need support from all stakeholders. Civil Servant as one element in the organization must have adequate competence based on standard of position competency and training needs analysis in order to carry out the duties and functions in individual performance. The result shows that competency development of the State Civil Apparatus was quite effective in supporting the performance of Civil Servant on the Witness and Victim Protection Agency and also suggests the need for continuous improvement in competency development in line with organizational needs.
Keywords: effectiveness, competence development, performance
El derecho de la propiedad intelectual puesto a prueba: inteligencia artificial con capacidad inventiva
Authors: Moncayo Santacruz Daniel Mateo , Vásquez Osorio David Fernando
Published: June 2023

En el auge de la inteligencia artificial (IA), las máquinas empiezan a imitar e incluso a competir en actividades intelectuales que hasta hace poco tiempo eran consideradas propias de nuestra especie. En el año 2019, fueron presentadas solicitudes de patentes en distintas oficinas del mundo con la intención de que una inteligencia artificial, nombrada “Device for the Autonomous Bootstrapping of Unified Sentience” (DABUS), fuera declarada como inventora. Este artículo tiene como objetivos: brindar un acercamiento a las bases de los desarrollos en IA actuales; recordar algunos conceptos básicos del derecho de patentes; hacer un análisis del caso de DABUS y las conclusiones de distintas oficinas de patentes; revisitar a la figura de la persona jurídica como elemento esencial en las decisiones de las diferentes jurisdicciones en este caso; y exponer algunos escenarios realistas de las consecuencias de incluir o excluir las invenciones generadas con IA de la protección de la propiedad intelectual de cara a debates que ya empiezan a abrirse en la Organización Mundial de la Propiedad Intelectual (OMPI).
A comparative study of social presence in different blended learning environments
Authors: Khodabandelou Rouhollah , Ahmad Muhammad , Mohseni Hoda Sadat
Published: June 2023

In the post-COVID-19 pandemic, blended learning is regarded as a topic of great importance. It has progressively spread in the higher education systems. Enquiring distinct blended learning environments with a queer focus on social presence should assist academics in the better formulation of highly effective and efficient learning platforms. This study investigated the social presence as one of the main elements of the community of inquiry framework sodality together with its blinkers relevant to three varying blended learning platforms within higher education. Whilst the responding sample population was 348 Malaysian undergraduates from multiple universities, the data collection tool was a questionnaire employed from past studies. A pilot study examined the reliability and validity of the deployed instrument and principal suppositions of simplex multivariate analysis of variance were screened before data analysis. Consequently, this analysis ascertained minor variations in participating students’ perceptions regarding social presence and its components in terms of blended learning platforms.
Keywords: Blended learning; higher education; learning environment; Social presence.
Konflik Peran Ganda Perempuan Terhadap Kinerja Melalui Stress Kerja Pada Karyawan Bank
Authors: Triatmanto Boge , Wahyuni Nanik
Published: June 2023

This study aims to investigate the effect of multiple role conflict on employee performance through work stress. This study uses a quantitative causality approach to determine the relationship between variables. The population of this study were 73 bank employees. The sampling technique uses the simple random sampling method to ensure that all populations have the same opportunity to be selected as research objects. The data source used is primary data in the form of a questionnaire. Data were analyzed using path analysis and using SPSS as an analytical tool. The results of this study indicate that multiple role conflict has a negative and significant effect on employee performance. Multiple role conflict has a positive and significant effect on work stress. Work stress has a negative and significant effect on employee performance. The results of the mediation analysis found that work stress is able to mediate the effect of multiple role conflict on employee performance.
Having a Master’s Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling Leads to Higher Closure Rates Among Persons With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities From the Outcome-Based Perspective
Authors: Yu Xinhua , Schiro-Geist Chrisann , Harmon Mary Jo , Zhang Xiaofei , Kansakar Yumi , Krolick Patrick J. , Williams Maurice , Goodwill Margaret E. , Cozort Sarah
Published: June 2023

This study compared closure rates (CR) and high-quality closure rates (HQCR) among persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) between counselors with a master's degree in rehabilitation counseling (MRC) and those with a master's degree of related disciplines (RM). Survey data were collected from 152 counselors in four states, and their IDD clients from 2014 to 2017 were analyzed (n= 5,186). The rate differences were calculated based on multilevel logistic regression with counselors as the cluster level. The overall CR was slightly higher among counselors with MRC than those with RM (32.9% vs. 25.3%,p= .09) but significantly higher when limited to clients with less severe disabilities (35.1% in MRC vs. 25.0% in RM,p= .03). Furthermore, the differences were more pronounced in HQCR (23.5% in MRC vs. 18.2% in RM,p= .03 in all clients, and 30.7% in MRC vs. 22.5% in RM,p= .01 in clients with less severe disabilities). The difference in CR for full-time jobs (30+ hours/week) was also significant (22.0% in MRC vs. 16.0% in RM,p= .007). The counselors with MRC were more likely to be prepared for managing IDD clients than those with RM. The main advantages of MRC in knowledge domains included medical and psychological knowledge, career development and job placement, and disability management. Therefore, master-level education in rehabilitation counseling could provide more relevant training and yield better closure rates in IDD clients than other disciplines.
Undergraduate Rehabilitation Education and Clinical Practice: Stakeholder Perspectives on Areas of Research Need
Authors: Huck Garrett E. , Horton Christan , Oswald Gina , Scafella Erin , Fredricey Dylan
Published: June 2023

Background

There remains some uncertainty on the role and nature of undergraduate-level rehabilitation education (URE) programs and service providers The existing research remains wide-ranging and limited.

Objectives

This study evaluated perspectives from URE program stakeholders on key areas of research need relating to (a) undergraduate rehabilitation education, (b) URE graduate professional identity, and (c) professional issues relevant to URE.

Methods

Surveys of URE perspectives on areas of research need were completed by thirty-nine URE stakeholders. A qualitative content analysis was utilized to identify themes within the data.

Findings

Participants identified a variety of areas of research need within the three broad content categories. Frequently cited topics included URE graduate outcomes, the place of URE programs and service providers in the greater field of rehabilitation, program accreditation, and areas of best practice in URE.

Conclusions

The findings of the current study highlight multiple areas of research need. To best prepare URE graduates for success and to bolster the current status of the field of rehabilitation, a better understanding of the role and nature of URE will be valuable.
A Selective Review of Rehabilitation Services and Disabilities Studies Syllabi
Authors: Herbert James T.
Published: June 2023

Background:This investigation examined what information is typically included in an undergraduate rehabilitation syllabus and how this information is presented in written form to students.

Method:Syllabi (n= 117) from six undergraduate programs, each of which reflected a different program emphasis, were reviewed in terms of their framework (traditional, instructor-centered, student-centered, and enhanced) as well as categorical information contained in their narratives.

Findings:An analysis of stylistic features indicate that undergraduate faculty tend to produce syllabi that are instructor-centered and support a pedagogical rather than an andragogical way of learning. The “typical” undergraduate course is a 3-credit offering with an enrollment of about 30 students that meets once or twice per week and is more likely taught by an adjunct faculty (nontenure track) member. While most faculty post information regarding instructor contact information, course description, learning objectives, grading system, and support services, greater variation was noted regarding posting office hours, expected student behavior (e.g., attendance, missing class, and participation), class policies (e.g., late/missing assignments and extra credit), and a description of teaching methods.

Conclusion:Given the importance of how syllabi serve as an outline of course content and class policies, it is recommended that rehabilitation educators develop syllabi that are more student-centered and support adult learners.