A - Social and Political Sciences
http://repository.unmul.ac.id/handle/123456789/759
2024-03-29T10:03:35ZEvaluating Local Government Website Using a Synthetic Website Evaluation Model
http://repository.unmul.ac.id/handle/123456789/55141
Evaluating Local Government Website Using a Synthetic Website Evaluation Model
Irawan, Bambang; Hidayat, Muhammad Nizar
One of the main strands in e-government research focuses on evaluating the government website. Previous studies have developed several models of government website evaluation. Unfortunately, that rich exploration of the government's website study seems to be ignored in the Indonesian e-government literature. Against that backdrop, this study formulated a synthetic model of government' website evaluation based on previous models developed by other scholars. It deployed them to assess ten local government websites (Municipality/Regency) in East Kalimantan. The model consists of two broad dimensions: technical and democratic deliberation. On the technical dimension, by using the SortSite 5.3.5. software, it is found that the local governments' website performs relatively low on accessibility and errors on four metrics evaluated by the software. On the other side, on the democratic deliberation dimension, local government websites in East Kalimantan have performed relatively well in fulfilling the minimum of the democratic principle. We call it minimum because the websites have provided the user with basic information and several channels to interact with the officials.
2022-01-01T00:00:00ZDomestic Migration and Integration of Religious Diaspora: Global experiences can benefit the shaping of internal relationships in Indonesia
http://repository.unmul.ac.id/handle/123456789/54474
Domestic Migration and Integration of Religious Diaspora: Global experiences can benefit the shaping of internal relationships in Indonesia
Gunawan, Ketut; Gunawan, Ketut
Many Balinese Hindus have migrated to East Kalimantan for official assignments, as part of
transmigration programs, and for advancing economic opportunities, thus initiating a
domestic Balinese diaspora. This diaspora maintains its identities and practices, as in Bali,
and seeks to replicate Balinese symbols and practices when connecting with other Hindu
communities from different cultures and traditions. This article sheds light on “Bali-centrism”
and “quasi-exclusiveness” when the Balinese diaspora interacts with non-Balinese Hindus
within East Kalimantan. The authors argue that Bali-centrism and Balinization might alienate
and socially exclude non-Balinese Hindus from mainstream Hindu development. To cope with the grief of losing Hindu ‘friends’ from another tradition, a mindset shift is required.
Furthermore, with the relocation of the Indonesian capital city from Jakarta to Nusantara, the
influx of various ethnic and religious groups, including Hindu adherents, would be
unavoidable, although admittedly it is impossible to know at this juncture about the eventual
admixture of administration, commerce and culture that the city would comprise. The authors
propose a “salad bowl” concept to build Hindu communities in a multicultural state with its
new capital city. To augment understanding of the multiplicity of components and attributes
influencing a diasporic community, the authors have drawn from applicable, non-religious
diasporic experiences as well as from the historical manoeuvring of different religious groups
globally; this knowledge may help researchers and community development practitioners
understand the prevalence of bonding issues and interaction by sects within all religions.
2023-01-15T00:00:00ZThe key to developing cultural tourism in landscapes of infrastructure restructuring: A case study of Kutai Lama
http://repository.unmul.ac.id/handle/123456789/53845
The key to developing cultural tourism in landscapes of infrastructure restructuring: A case study of Kutai Lama
Althalets, Fareis; Muhlis, Muhlis; Fimi Putra, Muhammad Tommy; Darma, Dio Caisar
From a tourism point of view, tourists' expectations should ideally be in line with reality when traveling to a destination. Desires and facts must be balanced with the compensation issued. For this reason, destination management is not only concentrated on profits, but channeling beauty that triggers attraction. This scientific article reviews the strategy for developing cultural tourism in Kutai Lama which is driven by infrastructure restructuring. Qualitative methods were used to validating the FGD and the BMC approach. All tourism stakeholders are involved in formulating and developing Kutai Lama tourism development plans. The first priority is business improvement as a cultural tourism operational guide. In its implementation, the values contained in culture are integrated with the tourism industry via a partnership framework. Furthermore, even though external accessibility is relatively close, wide spatial land, economic potential, and strong social bonds play a key role, it is found that the level of cooperation among local communities is weak, the development of existing destinations is still stagnant, and tourism facilities are proven to be poor.
2023-05-22T00:00:00ZNilai-Nilai Religius Pancasila: Character Building Mahasiswa Menuju Indonesia Emas 2045
http://repository.unmul.ac.id/handle/123456789/52928
Nilai-Nilai Religius Pancasila: Character Building Mahasiswa Menuju Indonesia Emas 2045
Kahar, Abdul
Pada 2017, Badan Intelijen Negara (BNPT) melakukan kajian terhadap
mahasiswa di 15 provinsi. Diperoleh bahwa 39% mahasiswa di tujuh universitas
terpapar radikalisme. Data ini masih relevan hingga sekarang. Hal ini menjadi dan
merupakan sebuah fakta yang membahayakan bagi keberlangsungan negara
Indonesia (Sukatman dkk, 2019; Liputan6.com, 21 Nov 2018).
Kondisi sosio-religius Indonesia yang majemuk dapat menjadi peluang bagi
kelompok yang mengatasnamakan agama untuk memberikan ajaran, paham, dan
pengetahuan yang berbeda kepada masyarakat (Hastangka dan Ma’ruf, 2021).
Temuan bahwa 39% mahasiswa terpapar radikalisme perlu menjadi
perhatian, karena mahasiswa dan perguruan tinggi merupakan masa depan
Indonesia. Manusia unggulan Indonesia berada di perguruan tinggi. Alumninya
yang akan mengisi peran-peran penting dalam bidang ekonomi, sosial, politik,
budaya, dan hankan di Indonesia kelak. Dalam konteks keberlangsungan hidup
berbangsa dan bernegara, mahasiswa yang diharapkan menjadi pengawal
sekaligus penerima estafet keberagaman bangsa dan demokrasi (Anonym, 2019).
Mahasiswa dan perguruan tinggi yang sekarang inilah yang diharapkan
mencapai dan mewujudkan tujuan Indonesia Emas 2045. Wakil Presiden Ma’ruf
Amin mengatakan bahwa Indonesia Emas 2045 bukan sebuah pemberian semata
dari Tuhan (given) melainkan tujuan yang harus dicapai dengan upaya kerja keras
dari seluruh masyarakat (Antaranews.com, 2021).
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