bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Biomedical Research, Neglected Diseases, and Well-Ordered Science
Authors: Reiss Julian , Kitcher Philip
Published: February 2023

In this paper we make a proposal for reforming biomedical research that is aimed to align re-search more closely with the so-called fair-share principle according to which the proportions of global resources as-signed to different diseases should agree with the ratios of human suffering associated with those diseases.
Perfectioning trust, reinforcing testimony
Authors: GIL Francisco Javier
Published: February 2023

Miranda Fricker characterizes the most basic or primary form of epistemic, testimonial injustice by way of  a  set  of  negative  delimitations.  In  this  paper  I  raise  some  doubts  about  how  these  delimitations  are drawn, about the wrongful harms and disadvantages the testimonial injustice is supposed to entail and produce, and about the way Miranda Fricker clarifies the perfectionist character of the corrective virtue on the part of hearers, the ethical and intellectual virtue of testimonial justice.
Teachers’ experiences preparing to teach a new senior secondary school (psychology) curriculum on the eve of enactment
Authors:   Monash University, Marangio Karen , Heyting Ellen ,   Monash University
Published: February 2023

This article explores teachers’ experiences in preparing to enact a new senior secondary school subject, psychology, in Queensland, Australia, at a time of major curriculum reform. In this study, 62 teachers completed an online survey about their experiences on the eve of enactment. From an ecological lens, data were analyzed via descriptive statistics and content analysis before thematic analysis of open-ended responses. Teachers described their preparation in terms of excitement and anticipation in establishing a new subject; frustration and urgency for support to plan, collaborate and access professional learning and curriculum materials; and feelings of isolation and desire to connect with other teachers. Sustained efforts from schools, curriculum authorities and other external contexts to work in tandem with teachers are needed to enable teachers, as professionals, to prepare to enact the curriculum and set the foundations for establishing this new subject.
Mathematical Knowledge of Pre-Service Early Childhood and Primary Education Teachers: an Approach Based on the Design of Tasks Involving Patterns
Authors:   University of Girona, Pincheira Nataly , Alsina Ángel ,   University of Girona
Published: February 2023

This study analyzes the mathematical knowledge of 40 pre-service Chilean Early Childhood and Primary Education teachers when designing mathematical tasks on patterns, in the context of teaching early algebra. Based on the domains of the Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching (MKT) model, we have adopted a descriptive qualitative methodological approach that relies on the content analysis technique. The results show that pre-service teachers exhibit little mathematical knowledge in the description of the mathematical tasks they pose, addressing partial aspects of the subdomains of specialized content knowledge and knowledge of content and teaching. We conclude that training experiences should be given that allow students to further their acquisition of mathematical knowledge in order to achieve effective learning of the contents that early algebra promotes, such as patterns, in Early Childhood and Primary Education classrooms.
Are Teachers Still the Problem? An Analysis of the NSW Education What Works Best Documents
Authors:   Sydney Conservatorium of Music, University of Sydney, Fuller Brad A.
Published: February 2023

This paper interrogates Stacey’s assertion that New South Wales (NSW) education policy is underpinned by a ‘particular instance of neoliberalisation’ which has significant ‘direct and material impacts’ on teachers. It examines the role Evidence-based Practice can play in the neoliberalist reform of education globally and analyses the Centre for Education Statistics and Evaluation’s What Works Best documents. The paper asserts that the character of education policy in NSW is consistent with the wider Global Education Reform Movement and continues to exhibit and extend the neoliberalist tendencies identified by Stacey. Furthermore, it claims that, through a collection of neoliberalist devices, teachers are being ‘governed at a distance’ through documents such as What Works Best. It is hoped this paper might provide teachers with ‘insights and arguments to help them to resist unwarranted expectations about the role of evidence in their practices and even more so of unwarranted interventions in their practices’.
Nganasan language materials in space and time
Authors: Szeverényi Sándor , Wagner-Nagy Beáta
Published: February 2023

The paper provides an overview of Nganasan fieldwork data and archive
resources. This description focuses primarily on the textual and sound
materials, but other aspects that contribute to the documentation of
Nganasan are also touched on, whereas textbooks and dictionaries are not
considered here. We give a detailed survey of the available published and
unpublished material as well. We do not discuss in detail fieldwork
materials only available in Russian, e.g. such as Dolgikh’s rich folklore
collection. The paper is organized as follows. Section 2 gives some
information on Nganasan and related languages. Section 3 addresses the early
field notes, i.e. the resources before Castrén’s trip and his materials.
Section 4 exemplifies the fieldwork activities of the 20th century. After
that, in Section 5 we turn to the digitally available materials. The
description is then rounded off in Section 6 with the description of the
planned Nganasan database. The basic idea of the database is to collect and
archive material from fieldwork.
On 'on' in Uralic and Ossetic
Authors: Holopainen Sampsa , Ylikoski Jussi
Published: February 2023

In comparison to Indo-European languages, the Uralic language family is
quite famous for its rich case inventories, although the number of
Proto-Indo-European cases is usually reconstructed slightly higher than that
of Proto-Uralic. Most studies on the development of Uralic and Indo-European
case systems have focused on the general trends within the two families:
Uralicists have been largely occupied with trying to understand the rise of
new cases, while Indo-Europeanists have been concerned about the
reconstruction of ancient case systems and the causes and effects of their
gradual loss. This paper takes an alternative stance to a small part of the
phenomena in question and provides a diachronic and synchronic comparison of
a semantically restricted set of secondary cases in Uralic and Indo-European
by comparing the emergence of ‘on’ cases such as the so-called adessive or
superessive cases in languages like Finnish and Karelian on one hand, and in
Iron and Digor Ossetic on the other. While the formal similarity of the
adessives like Livvi Karelian divanal ‘on a couch’ and Iron Ossetic диваныл
[divanəl] id. is only accidental, a closer look at the similarities and
differences of such forms as well as at their analogous origins in ancient
adpositions makes it possible to identify a number of factors that have made
these quite similar yet typologically less common cases emerge and develop
to their present forms.
Prädikative Kasus und depiktive sekundäre Prädikation in Nordeurasien - eine Vorstudie unter Berücksichtigung der Verhältnisse im Tundrajukagirischen
Authors: Siegl Florian
Published: February 2023

Although a number of Uralic languages, especially Finnic, Saami and Northern Samoyedic possess predicative cases which are used to encode a change of state as well as impermanent states, the existence of such cases is, of course, not a unique feature of Uralic. Similar cases are known e.g. in Yukaghir and Chukchi (and in fact, even beyond). Upon a short areal synopsis, this study covers the so called purposive case in Tundra Yukaghir in great detail and compares its function with that of Forest Enets. Although the grammaticalization history of the Tundra Yukaghir purposive and the Northern Samoyedic essive-translative case shows significant typological parallels since it arose of the grammaticalization of a converbal form of the copula, its synchronic morphosyntax differs significantly, because the Tundra Yukaghir purposive case is used as depictive, whereas the Northern Samoyedic essive-translative is compatible with both depictive and resultative readings.
О неидентифицированном способе выражения диминутивности в енисейских
языках
Authors: Журавлев А. Ф.
Published: February 2023

The Ket word for the traditional boat and the Kott name of the small
sledge can be understood as ‘child boat’ and ‘daughter sledge’,
respectively. Sergey Starostin in his etymological dictionary treats the
first elements of these compounds as unclear and possible as an outcome of
the folk etymology. However, parallels in many genetically unrelated
languages of Eurasia (Chinese, Burman, Khmer, Malay, Shugnan, Sarykol, Komi
etc.) may indicate that in Yenisseyan languages we find a previously
undescribed way of expressing diminutivity, which goes back to the archaical
anthropomorphisation of the world.
A Childhood Reminiscence of Bear Ceremonialism among the Northern
Selkups
Authors: Kazakevich Olga
Published: February 2023

The article is dedicated to the story of a bear feast celebrated in the
Turukhan basin in the early 1960s and described half a century later, in
2014, by a participant of this ceremony who was a child by that time. As far
as I know, this is the only description of a bear feast among Selkups
recorded in Selkup, so its publication might be of interest.
Хождение канинского самоедина Якушки Пирчикова самовольством в Аглинскую землю и обратно
Authors: Арзютов Д. В. , Амелина М. К.
Published: February 2023

The present paper deals with the microhistorical, anthropological and linguistic analysis of one archival document dated 1637. Through its careful reading, we reveal the story of the Kanin Samoyed (“Samoyedin”) Yakushko Pirchikov who had to flee Arkhangelsk along with two reindeer to England by ship in 1631. Later he found himself again in Arkhangelsk where he was caught by official authorities and eventually imprisoned. The documented interrogations preserved in the Russian State Archive of Ancient Acts (RGADA) allowed us to reconstruct the wider context of the Nenets-Russian-English contacts in the Arkhangelsk area in the early modern times. The appendix to the article contains the full-text archival documents (photocopy) supplemented by the cursive transcript, their translation into Modern Russian and the detailed commentary.
Au cœur du chamanisme
Authors: Lambert Jean-Luc
Published: February 2023

This article questions the metaphysical background of Nganasan shamanism in a new way and proposes a hypothesis: would not shamanism be supported by a logic of reversal into its opposite? This logic is also familiar to us even if it is not at the heart of our own systems of thought.
Zur Stellung des Matorischen innerhalb der samojedischen Sprachen
Authors: Helimski Eugen
Published: February 2023

This is an unpublished text from the legacy of Eugen Helimski, which
discusses the position of Mator inside the Samoyed branch. It shows that
Mator may have had specific relations with the North Samoyedic languages,
especially with Nenets and Enets, and its ties with Kamas are of thee late,
areal origin.
К вопросу о ранних контактах между самодийскими языками: заметки об
истории нган. колииң
Authors: Кахейнен Kайсла
Published: February 2023

The current article is concerned with the development of Proto-Samoyed
*j in intervocalic position in Nganasan. In previous studies, intervocalic
PS *j is said to disappear in Nganasan, leading into the formation of
secondary vowel sequences in addition to the primary ones inherited from
Proto-Samoyed. A more detailed inspection of certain Proto-Samoyed
etymologies reveals that *j indeed disappears in intervocalic position
unless it is either preceded or followed by a sequence of two vowels, in
which case it is preserved and phonetically often strenghtened to d’. The
implications of this change are further discussed in light of one particular
etymology, that of PS *kåläjə̑ŋ ’mammoth / whale’, for which Nganasan has,
in addition to the regular reflex kol’iiŋ ’whale’, several doublet reflexes
that appear to be early borrowings from a neighbouring Samoyed
language.
Система послелогов со значением ‘рядом’, ‘в направлении’, ‘напротив’ в
северносамодийских языках и в прасеверносамодийском
Authors: Урманчиева А. Ю.
Published: February 2023

The paper concernes the formation in the Northern Samoyedic languages
​​of a system of postpositions expressing the meaning of close proximity to
a landmark or of movement towards a landmark / away from a landmark / along
a landmark. In the Northern Samoyedic languages, this semantic sphere is
quite detailed, distinguishing following meanings: A) ‘the action
acciplishes near the landmark / starts in a place near the landmark / takes
place near the landmark’ (e. g. near the house); B) ‘the action is directed
towards the landmark / directed from the side of the landmark / takes place
in the vicinity of the landmark’ (goes to the north; goes from the sea
side). C) the action is performed in order to reach a landmark (goes to the
house); D) the action implies a close contact between the object and the
landmark; in this case the specific localization (‘inside’, ‘on the
surface’, ‘on the side surface’) is not important (put it in the hand; wrote
on the door); E) the action is performed, being localized in a certain way
relative to a landmark (lies with feet to the door); F) the action is
carried out strictly according to the course set by a landmark (follows the
stars; points the knife at the pole); G) the action implies a “malefactive”
contact of an object with a landmark (catched on the stone; cut his hand on
the knife). These postpositions also developed a set of non-spatial uses: a)
the formation of locative cases of personal pronouns; b) comitative meaning;
c) the meaning of the equivalent ‘for the sake of something’, ‘in exchange
for something’; d) the meaning of the topic (of messages, thoughts, etc.)
‘about something’. The paper reconstructs the development of the system of
postpositions in each Northern Samoyedic language from Proto-Northern
Samoyedic to the present state.
“Global in Spirit”: Deep Reading Transgenre
Authors: Shahani Nishant
Published: February 2023

In this article, I theorize the notion of “transgenre” in which “trans” indexes multiple possibilities: i.e., an analysis of transgender cultural production through the more explicitly mediated logics of transnational racial capitalism. To ground these investments, I read the Netflix show Sense8 as a cultural text that mines these multiple meanings of “trans.” My analysis suggests that the show's investment in corporeal transgression shimmers over geographical surfaces, offering an understanding of trans aesthetics that elides over geopolitical and racial difference. Thus, the article proposes a deep reading of Sense8 (and transgenres) to understand “trans*” beyond the visual aesthetics of polyphony and boundary transgression. It considers the material conditions that subtend “trans*” in order to render it a more capacious category—one that does not simply gloss over difference, but functions as a way to track the overlaps among racial, transnational, and queer formations.
Optimizing Personal Data Protection Legal Framework in Indonesia (a Comparative Law Study)
Authors: Lestari Yuliannova , Mujib M. Misbahul
Published: February 2023

This study explores the protection of personal data-appealing discourse these days. Globally, 132 countries already have special arrangements to protect personal data. The Bill on the Protection of Personal Data in Indonesia is already in the National Legislation Program. Indonesia does not yet have special regulations regarding protecting personal data. Furthermore, it also discussed personal data protection regulations in several countries, both Europe and Asia. This study uses a comparative study that compares personal data protection among countries for further studies on what matters should be included in the Data Protection Bill for Indonesia. The study showed that personal data protection arrangements certainly differ. Most Data Privacy Protection regulates the same stuff, such as principles, protection mechanisms, rights of data subjects, transfers to third countries, and sanctions. It also showed that the regulation of Personal Data Protection in Indonesia is still not adequately controlled compared to the regulations in other countries
77 Tahun Negara Hukum: Refleksi atas Dinamika Politik Hukum dalam Tata Hukum Menuju Masyarakat Hukum Indonesia yang Demokratis
Authors: Basuki Udiyo , Subiyakto Rudi
Published: February 2023

Tersurat dan tersirat dalam Konstitusi Indonesia, penegasan bahwa selain sebagai negara hukum seperti tertera dalam ketentuan Pasal 1 ayat (3) UUD 1945, maka Indonesia adalah juga negara demokrasi, yaitu negara yang berkedaulatan rakyat seperti tertuang dalam ketentuan Pasal 1 ayat (2) UUD 1945. Sebagai negara berpostur negara hukum demokratis tentunya segala langkah kebijakan yang diambil akan bermuara pada tujuan bagaimana mewujudkan tata kehidupan masyarakat hukum yang bersendikan nilai-nilai demokrasi. Merayakan 77 tahun kemerdekaan Indonesia, serta diilhami oleh fenomena meningkatnya kesadaran pentingnya negara hukum dan tegaknya demokrasi, maka perlu dikaji bagaimana derap politik hukum dalam tata hukum Indonesia guna mewujudkan masyarakat hukum yang demokratis. Politik hukum sebagai bagian dari sekian banyak kebijakan penguasa negara akan sangat menentukan warna tata hukum yang berlaku dalam kehidupan bernegara dan bermasyarakat. Tata hukum yang merupakan wujud dari aspirasi publik, juga akan menentukan tercapai tidaknya suatu masyarakat hukum ideal dalam ukuran dan ranah demokrasi.
Pembentukan Sendi-sendi Hukum Adat dalam Hukum Positif Indonesia
Authors: Iswantoro Iswantoro
Published: February 2023

The existence of traditional law has been long before Indonesia exists and has been the law that sticks to the traditional people itself. In consequence the occurrence of traditional law runs in harmony because it is a responsive law that means that it is the law that is needed by the community. Nowadays, the traditional laws that exists are complex and has many variations between one region and other regions because we know many traditional communities. Along with the development of the state structure, than as juridical formal, since August 17, 1945, Indonesia was created. The occurrence of traditional laws were started to be used in the ordinance or Indonesian positive law.In Base Ordinance of 1945 (UUD 1945), is not written in a section but is said in the moving of section II, as it is in the Temporary Ordinance of 1950 (UUDS 1950 and in the organic law, for example, in the Ordinance no 5, 1960 about UUPA. This shows that the status of traditional law has its high place in the level of the state structure in the Republic of Indonesia. The value of the traditional law, for example; the horizontal separation, the right of traditional law in the society, the variation in the relationship is enriching the traditional law itself. And until now it is still raised up by the community itself as the special traditional law.
Filsafat Ilmu sebagai Dasar dan Arah Pengembangan Sistem Hukum di Indonesia
Authors: Darnela Lindra
Published: February 2023

Philosophy of science that seem very theoretical, it is necessary to be able to greatly contribute to the practical needs of the community in building a better legal and in accordance with the ideals of law society toward justice. Philosophy of science could be "spirit" by providing guidance on the values of goodness and truth which is owned by the proper elements in the legal system, namely: the development of the legal structure, legal substance and legal culture. The role of philosophy of science is certainly represented by the scientists in the field of philosophy and law, each of which provide input in every three elements making earlier. This paper discusses the influence of philosophy of science in the development of the legal system in Indonesia.
Pemberlakuan Sanksi Pidana Bagi Muzakki (Studi Kritis atas Pasal 1 (2) dan (5) UU. No 23 Tahun 2011 Tentang Pengelolaan Zakat)
Authors: Baroroh Nurdhin
Published: February 2023

The orders of zakat in Islam is not an intangible human obedience to God only, but also have relevance to the development of human nature for the other, and even with the surrounding environment. Muzakki as one important component in the zakat, because they have a strong link with the zakat commands, although it is common to all Muslims. In the context of the Indonesia the regulation of zakat have been categorized as civil case, so the state does not have the activity to act as active as in criminal cases. In the actual case, zakat is an obligation which is marked by the verb editor command in verse. And in fact if this is done, it will be able to provide a positive stimulus boost in terms of social welfare.
Quo Vadis UUD 1945: Refleksi 67 Tahun Indonesia Berkonstitusi
Authors: Basuki Udiyo
Published: February 2023

For the modern state, the constitution must be understood as a development concept. The constitution can not be viewed as a static document, but it lives and grows as the basic principle of the state organization that always followes the developments and dynamics of society. The constitution was born from constitutionalism which provides limits of state power in one side and guarantee for the rights of people through constitutional provisions in another side. During 67 years of Indonesia’s independence,the constitution give the color in the organization of state administration. Many important events woven in 3 (three) constitutions in this period, namely the Constitution of 1945, the Constitution of 1949 United Republik of Indonesia and Provisional Constitution of 1950. Departing of the view that the constitution should follow the development and dynamics of society, this paper will explore the journey of life about the constitution of the early independence to this present era. For a dynamic society, creation of awareness constitution is very important, because the constitutional talks in the future will increasingly contentious and polemical as in previous years.
Pola Pemberatan Ancaman Pidana Berbasis Konservasi Lingkungan Hidup: Kajian Atas Undang-Undang di Bidang Lingkungan Hidup
Authors: Ali Mahrus
Published: February 2023

The severity model and orientation of threat of punishment in some environmentacts have not been directed to protection of environment. There are two ways to haveenvironment based severity model of threat of punishment. First, the severity model ofthreat of punishment ranges from punishment to treatment or from certain kind oftreatment to other. Second, in term of fine imposed to defendent the severity model ofthreat punishment is based on multiplicity of fine
Problematika Pemekaran Daerah Pasca Reformasi di Indonesia
Authors: Santoso Lukman
Published: February 2023

One of logical consequence of political decentralization policy of regional autonomy is a phenomenon of regional expansion or establishment of new autonomous regions/new autonomous region (DOB). The Government specifically regulates theregional expansion through UU No. 22 Tahun 1999 which was subsequently revised by UU No. 32 Tahun 2004 on Regional Government. The Act provides opportunities in local formation of NKRI based on considerations of economic capacity, potential regional, social cultural, social political, population, area, and other considerations that allow the implementation of regional autonomy that is technically governed by PP No. 129 Tahun 2000 jo PP No. 78 Tahun 2007. Originally, regional expansion has a positive impact of democratization, the growth of new centers, the approach to the public service, ease of building and maintaining facilities and infrastructure, the growth of new jobs, and the motivation of the development of regional innovation and creativity. However, the implementation turned out to be a dominant political factor in the process of regional enlargement. So regional expansion policy in the era of reform have failed, being unable to answer the question of welfare and communityservices. The cause of this failure is the existence of political interests from the local political elites and legislators. In  ddition, the regional expansion also cause spatial conflicts. To overcome these problems, several steps need to be assertive, namely, First, the government should immediately setting up the law on grand design the arrangement of regions in Indonesia. Second, there must be strict regulations to regulate the proposedexpansion area. Third, the government should be able to ensure that every member of society, including in areas that are geographically hard to reach still able to get thepublic services they need. Fourth, the government also has to ensure that the allocation of development funds (either through the state budget and regional budget) can betransferred in a transparent and accountable to its lowest level in the area in a fair and proportional way
Prespektif Kriminologi atas Kejahatan yang Dilakukan terhadap Anak
Authors: Siswadi Imran
Published: February 2023

The Indonesian people put a man on the overall status and dignity as creatures of God Almighty. It is recognized and acknowledged that the Indonesian people have basic needs that must be met, including children who have a need to grow and develop naturally. In order to realize the human resource Indonesia qualified coaching is continuously required for survival, growth and physical development, mental and social development as a whole as well as the protection of all the possibilities that would endanger them and the nation in the future. Crime is a social problem which is an integral part ofhuman life, because of social problems as a result of human culture. Social problem varies in each community due to the level of cultural development, environment, nature of the population in which people live. Crime always causeunrest in the community. Restlessness is a symptom of the lack of social welfare, peace and happiness. Today the growing crime in accordance with the times, especially with the development of technology and science, arise various forms of new crimes. With the rapid advancement of technology today, cause of information through mass media such as magazines, newspapers, televisionand so can provide information on crimes in various forms. Psychologically crimes committed against minors is not only the responsibility of the parents, judges, society and government but its scope is wider continuation of the country's future, because in their hands the future of our country. To preventcrimes committed against children, the role of law enforcement agencies is necessary in accordance with the duties and powers of each, which is continuously upgraded. The law enforcement should really as public protector not just as a protection for perpetrators.
Hukum Tata Pemerintahan dan Pencegahan Korupsi
Authors: Halim Hifdzil
Published: February 2023

Government free of corruption starting with government free of corruption aswell. To create a clean government, should begin by establishing an anti-corruptionpolicies, either the policy or the policy is at the center of that area. Errors in shapinggovernment policy, will open the faucet corruption. The legislation of governance (HTP)and good governance (good governance) is believed to be directing policy for the benefit ofthe community and avoid corruption.
Tinjauan Yuridis Hak dan Kewajiban Pasien Sebagai Konsumen dalam Pelayanan Medis
Authors: Kusumaningrum Anggraeni Endah
Published: February 2023

Health as one of essential human alongside clothing, food and board. Humanlife become without meaning if sick because human that is sick can never be able to make activity daily favorably. Therefore every sick or patient sure need treatment and doctor's surgery so that oneself again. A relationship between doctor and patient cause therapeutic transaction namely something transaction or agreement to determine therapy or providing service healing. With the existence of therapeutic transaction so have rightsand obligation to both that should be protected. Such as those which organized in UU.Number 8 Years 1999 about Protection consumer UU Number 36 Year 2009 aboutHealth as well as Nomor Law 29 Yerar 2004 about Practicality Medical.
Mencari Konsep Wajah Sistem Hukum Nasional: Studi Tentang Polemik dan Tantangan Penegakan Hukum Progresif dalam Sistem Hukum Indonesia
Authors: Adityo Rayno Dwi
Published: February 2023

Law for the human, not contrary and the law is expected to respond tocommunity needs. An idea where the law required to continue growing and dynamic,providing a sense of justice for people. Until now, both are hampered by internaldevelopment of national law that explicitly do tend to the civil law rather than commonlaw, althought many who argue that Indonesia is not on these two legal system. Thepattern of diversity due to factor that also affect the archipelagic state the rules stylepluralistic norm and regulations that where born from a logical consequence of ethnicdiversity in a plural society. Demand urgency the law enforcement and strengtheningjustice.
Tinjauan Hukum Islam Terhadap Praktik Couple Conseling dalam Mengatasi Kekerasan dalam Rumah Tangga di Rifka Annisa Women Crisis Center (WCC) Tahun 2012
Authors: Wijayanti Ulinuha , Ibrahim Malik
Published: February 2023

Marriage is bond born inwardness between a man with a woman as man andwife, with purpose form family that eternal and happy based on by Godhead ThatMaha Esa. Although marriage own purpose that is noble, however marriage can onlyrocky until setting by the ears, even can pointed in broken by her marriage. Howeverneed to be known that at basic it who became reason divorce is happened by him syiqaq(dispute that already implacable) between husband with wife that partly due to KDRT,until needed by third-party as mediator. So Rifka Annisa as Non-governmentalOrganization that concerns with Domestic Violence (KDRT) that Isteri as the victimprovide some solution in overcome KDRT, one of the solution namely CoupleConseling. Formulation internal problem this writing is: How Couple Conselingpractice in Rifka Annisa in overcome domestic violence? And whether CoupleConseling practice that applied in Rifka Annisa in trying peace collateral with Hakamconcept in Islamic law?This writing is field research that descriptive analytical, method used to collectdata use interviewing technique as the main technique and documentation as techniquesupporter, which then analyzed by using qualitative method analysis, next wereanalyzed with deductive method. Based on by working through inferential as follows,that first, Couple Conseling practice in Rifka Annisa in overcome domestic violenceconducted with Man's Program program, that in the activity be done in three stage.That second, Rifka Annisa practice in make counseling to client as mediator ormediator have accordance jury concept in Islamic law, because acquiescent political andcivil life scholars that mediator can sent good on part husband or wife or someone elsethat not from wife husband couple family. In this case Rifka Annisa is one of LSMthat appropriate to be appointed as mediator.
Asas Pembuktian Terbalik Tindak Pidana Pencucian Uang dalam Globalisasi Hukum
Authors: Huda Muhammad Nurul
Published: February 2023

In Indonesia , the burden of proof principle was first introduced in the Act of corruption , and in 2010 was introduced in the Act money laundering . The principle of reverse burden of proof in Law No. 8 of 2010 on the Prevention and Eradication of Money Laundering is not recognized in Law No. 25 of 2003 on Money Laundering preexisting . The principle of reversed burden of proof is the influence of the globalization of law . This is evident from the rules of the UNCAC , each participating country is required to make adjustments to the existing rules in the UNCAC . In the UNCAC rule that to accelerate in the fight against corruption and money laundering , each participating country are advised to incorporate the principle of proof is reversed. It is useful in addition to tracking the money proceeds of crime as well as to give an opportunity to the accused to prove that their wealth is not derived from a criminal offense
Pelaksanaan Pertanggungjawaban Sosial Perusahaan (Corporate Social Responsibility) PT. Sari Husada Cabang Yogyakarta Terhadap Lingkungan Sosial
Authors: Hendar Jejen
Published: February 2023

Indonesia is the welfare state that promotes the livelihoods of both material and immaterial society as stated in the Undang-undang Dasar of 1945, Section 28H paragraph (1). Various corporate activities bring real impact on both the quality of human life on individual, community, and throughout life. Deforestation, global warming, environmental pollution, poverty, ignorance, disease, life and access to clean water, ongoing until finally came the concept of corporate social responsibility or CSR. UU No. 40 of 2007 on Limited Liability Companies, which every company should pay attention to the surrounding environment or social responsibility through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). PT. Sari Husada as a publicly listed company and is engaged in dairy nutrition based in the city center. Problems that occur if PT. Sari Husada perform CSR should set out in the Company Law. the question is how the company's concern about the environment and how companies impact on the environment
Dasar Pertimbangan Hakim dalam Memutus Tindak Pidana Pembunuhan yang Dilakukan oleh Anak di Bawah Umur (Analisis Putusan Nomor: 128/Pid.Sus/2013/PTY)
Authors: Kholid Imam
Published: February 2023

This research shows that adjudicator in resolve murder case by children with caseNumber: 128/PID.Sus/2013/PTY tend to use juridical consideration that areProsecutor’s indictment, Witness’s Information, Defendant’s Information, evidence,criminal offense, and Clauses in KUHP and Children Court Regulation. In court, itfound that there is a child who didn’t accompanied by officer who was make case studywhich consist of the child’s description or condition. Besides in verification, adjudicatordidn’t call expert witness in children psychology. Meanwhile, non juridical considerationdidn’t use as consideration basis to give adjudication in case Number:128/PID.Sus/2013/PTY which based on sociology, psychology, criminology, andphilosophy of the child are didn’t used. Imprisonment provision based on sentencingpurpose review should be use double track system, if the sentencing purpose is to reprisalwithout rehabilitation and guidance isn’t yet proper because the sentencing purpose isn’tjust for reprisal, but it should brings benefit and improvement.
Implementasi Sistem Keterwakilan Perempuan dalam Pemilu: Studi pada Masyarakat Patrilineal di Indonesia
Authors: Hidayatulloh Bagus Anwar
Published: February 2023

First regulation implementing quota policies 30% representation of women in thecomposition of the list of legislative candidates occurred in 2004. And until now therules are applied in the Act thereafter. Many areas of customary law in the country ofIndonesia implement patrilineal kinship system, which prioritizes family relationshipspaternal line, the position is more important than the position of the husband and wife.In asabah marriage act more as a guardian of marriage, marriage with an honestsystem, always follow the shelter's wife her husband. In the parental authority, thepower of the father (husband) take precedence over the power of women (wives) ofchildren in family relationships. Included in being a leader and representative of thepeople.
Penyelesaian Tindak Pidana Pemilu Legislatif oleh Badan Pengawas Pemilu (BAWASLU) Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta Tahun 2014
Authors: Pratiwi Rani Nurroufah
Published: February 2023

The general election is a manifestation of the people’s softreight in order toproduce a democratic goverment, elections that are direct, general, free, confidential,honest and fair can only be realized if the election management has high integrity andunderstand and respect the civil and political rights of citizens. Weak electionpotentially undermined qualified election organizers have a duty to hold elections byinstitutional national, permanent and independent. One of the importan factors for thesuccess of election it self, the election commission, ellaction watchdog, and honorary boardof election. Superfysory role of the comitte in general election by country or city loworganizing elections, over seeing in the implementation stage of the election in the regencyor city which includes, receving reports of alleged violations of the laws and theimplementation of the election law, and report the findings resolve election disputescontain no element of crime, deliver and report finding to the commition for the countryor city followd up, forward and report finding that are not its responsibility to theotorities to submit a report to the election Supervisory Body Relating to the allegedactions which resulted in disruption of the implementetion stage of elections by electoraladministration in country or city level
Analisis Yuridis Terhadap Penjatuhan Pidana Tambahan Pencabutan Hak Memilih dan Dipilih Dalam Jabatan Publik Djoko Susilo
Authors: Ibrahim Aji Lukman
Published: February 2023

In against the corruption crime, it must be established the distinct sanctions inorder to provide a deterrent effect to the corruptor and it is expected to decrease acorruption crime for the others. One of the ideas is applying expropriation as theadditional punishment. Djoko Susilo was first convicted criminal sentenced to haveexpropriation to vote and be elected rights in public official. The additional punishmentof expropriation for corruption is still relatively new and it is interesting to study. Onthis study is about the compatibility of expropriation to vote and be elected DjokoSusilo’s case in the public official on criminal code section 38 and how it is viewed fromthe perspective of human rights. This study uses normative juridical approach on theconstitution then compared with the additional punishment of expropriation to vote andbe elected Djoko Susilo’s case in the public official. It has occurred misconduct ofhandedness because revoke the rights to vote and be elected in Djoko Susilo’s case inpublic official without limiting it within a certain period as set out on criminal codesection 38. The rights to vote and be elected in public office is a part of human rights,then revoke, eliminate or negate the human rights even though through the verdict is ahuman rights violation.
Perspektif Yuridis Pengaturan Tata Guna Tanah dalam Implementasi Kebijakan Bidang Pertanahan
Authors: MH Iswantoro
Published: February 2023

The Land stewardship arrangements in policy implementation refers to theSpatial regulation as the principal rules and adapted to an adjustment program,control, use, and land usage in order to implement spatial planning and governanceareas. Land policy in the land Stewardship is executed with the reference to the UUPAand refers to the Law no. 24 year of 1992 junto. Law no.26 year of 2007 aboutSpatial Planning. The integration of the implementation arrangement and landStewardship is done in coordination of the various institutions that exist in the Regionthat is Bappeda, institutions and the Regional Land Affairs Office. The LandStewardship includes various fields in the setting of the control, use, and utilization ofthe land in the protection region and the cultivated area that is a common reference forLocal Government in taking land policies in their respective regions. This is necessary sothat all the land aspects are able to provide a balance between the carrying capacity ofthe land concerned with economic advances relating to the land use and its exploiting.
Tinjauan Yuridis Terhadap Sistem Transparansi dalam Pengelolaan Anggaran Pendapatan dan Belanja Daerah (APBD) Bidang Kelautan dan Perikanan di Kabupaten Jepara Tahun 2013
Authors: Rahmania Aini Rahmania
Published: February 2023

Transparency is an important elementin the frame work of realization of goodgovernance. The principle of transparency determines that each activity of management ofthe regional budget should be accountable to the people as the supremes overeignty.Related to that statement, The Government of Jepara Regency is obligated to managethe Regional Budgetin open,efficient and fair. But from the datain 2013 the budgetdepartment of Marine and Fisheries Government of Jepara Regency absorbed only 45,7percentofthe budget Rp.17.229.808.000 with indirect expenditure category budgetedRp.3.163.988.000 absorbed Rp.2.930.818.519 and direct expenditure budgetedRp.14.065.820.000 and just absorbed Rp.4.939.324.3766. The results showed thatthe implementation of transparency in the RegionalBudget Management of Marine andFisheries of Jepara Regency in 2013 has not been implementedoptimally. It is provedthat the financial information published uncompletedand is very difficult to access andhas not complywith a standard requestby Law No. 28, 1999 about StateImplementation of Clean and Free of Corruption, Collusion and Nepotism, Law No.14, 2008 aboutDisclosure Public Information, Law No. 25, 2009 about PublicAttendant, Information Commission Regulation No. 1, 2010 about PublicInformation Service Standards, Ministry of Home Affairs in 2012 Instruction No.188.52 / 1797 / SJ about Improving Transparency Regional Budget Management.Furthermore, in terms of the realization of the use of budgets, in 2013 Regional Budgetabsorption is relative low and does not show the results and benefits to coastalcommunities that appropriate with the mandate of Law Number 12, 2008 aboutalteration the Second Amendment Law No. 32, 2004 about Regional Government.In the implementation of transparency of the Regional budget management of MarineAffairs and Fisheries encountered several obstacles, some of these obstaclesare weakquality of human resources and the availability of budgets are not appropriate.
Peran BMT BUS Lasem Rembang dalam Menangani Lembaga Keuangan Mikro Syari’ah Bermasalah
Authors: Suprianto Agus
Published: February 2023

One of the problems faced by the judiciary in Indonesia that there is a largenumbers of buildup cases. On the other hand, the community, especially those who’sseeking for justice want these problems can be solved immediately. For this reason theSupreme Court issued PERMA No. 1 Tahun 2008 about Mediation Procedures inCourt. The integration of mediation into the court proceedings expected to be one of theeffective instruments to address the buildup of the case. The Yogyakarta State Court asone of the first instance court in Indonesia should always seek mediation as a means ofsettlement of civil disputes. This is consistent with PERMA No. 1 Tahun 2008about Mediation Procedures in Court which require mediation before proceedings. Fromthe available data the percentage of successful mediation in Yogyakarta state Court in2012 and 2013 which is about 4.26% and 1.91% respectively of 164 and 157 civilcases were entered. This research is a field research, which examines the application ofmediation in resolving civil disputes in Yogyakarta State Court Year 2012-2013according to PERMA No. 1 Tahun 2008 and the constraints in its implementation.To answer these problems the authors use juridical empirical approach in which theLegislation relating to these issues serves as the reference material for research. Then allthe data is analyzed by descriptive-analytic.
Kontekstualisasi Hukum Pidana Islam dalam Pembaruan Hukum Pidana Nasional
Authors: Munajat Makhrus
Published: February 2023

However, the actual means of the formalization of the law in Indonesia is still, and will always be, debated regarding whether it should be made legally formal or simply applying Islamic values, by which more emphasis is put on the essence over the form. This study attempts to answer this polemic by discussing the transformation of thought about criminal law in Islam as well as the transformation form of thought about Islamic criminal law in Indonesian context. The objects of this study are thus the norms of Islamic criminal law in terms of offenses and chastisement. The research adopts the theory of mas}lah}ah, and objectification theory, namely the translation of Islamic criminal law into an objective article so that it can be accepted by all Indonesian societies. The transformation of Islamic criminal law is hereby understood as the changes in the enactment of law, regarding not only the crime (jari>mah) but also its chastisement based on their time periods and social contexts. The concepts of jari>mah and chastisement are in fact the interconnections of the core law (al-ah}ka>m al-as}liyyah) which contains prohibitions and complementary law (al-ah}ka>m al-muayyidah) which contains chastisements. The transformation form of Islamic criminal law in Indonesia has been largely manifested in the formulation of the law into objective stipulations that can be accepted by all Indonesians regardless their ethnicities, traditions, culture, and religions. The objectification of Islamic criminal law in Indonesia can therefore be used as the basis for the reformulation of national criminal law by proposing universal values of Islamic law so that it can conform to heterogeneous Indonesian societies notwithstanding its original source, Islam.
Spiritualitas Islam dan Gerakan Politik Ingkar NKRI (Studi terhadap Gerakan Politik HT di Indonesia)
Authors: Triantini Zusiana Elly Elly
Published: February 2023

The presence of Reformation Order in Indonesia bears new Islamic spirituality in various forms,and one of them is the born of Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia (HTI) which represents Hizbut Tahrir (HT) in the Middle East. The members claim that HTI is an ideological political party which is based on Islamic doctrines and its dakwa is based on the obligation to uphold khila>fah Isla>miyah supported by fikrah (idea) as a means for change. This group has issued some controversial fruits of ijtihads on politics which lead to pro and con among the debate on the discourse of upholding democracy in Indonesia. They reject historical interpretation. If they admit explanation on when,where and background of quranic verses, they will stop on textual understanding. Eventssurrounding the revelation of verses are only understood as historical background which should be adopted and duplicated into our modern live. The verse cannot be interpreted outof the text. There is no critique on previous understandings. They interpret the text anddisregard previous interpretation. These paper is presented simply affirms that new islamic spirituality in Indonesia has many influences to NKRI.
Fikih NKRI: Landasan Berkonstitusi Bagi Umat di Indonesia
Authors: Tahir Masnun
Published: February 2023

Muslim constitute the overwhelming majority of Indonesia’s population. The Islamic law in Indonesia has evolved from time to time in line with the demands of the changing history. Recently, and during the era of reformasi –it is commonly known sothe Islamic law has been progressively positivised. By this we mean the dynamics within which the Islamic law has the ability to respond to the new situation that requires the re-thinking of someof its dictums. The role of the government has equally been good; it is completely supportive of this process. This shift in direction taken by Islamic law is due to the fact that the colonial law in the country has become rotten. It is no longer able to deal with the ever-changing situations of this Muslim-majority country. This paper discusses this historic turn, and embarks on the debate concerning the advantages of the Islamic law for a Muslim country like Indonesia.Several Islamic countries have attempted to write constitutions which are basedon the principles of the fikih (syari’ah) and, at the same time, they have borrowed procedural forms from Western constitutionalism. However, combining two different systems in a constitution is not an easy task. It is possible that there are some compromising and even conflicting views and values. This leads to the first question addressed in the thesis: Is fikih compatible with the principles and procedural form of constitutionalism?