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The Influence of The Competence of Apparatus and Information Systems on Public Political Participation in the Election of Regional Heads of The Covid-19 Pandemic Era
Get PDFRegional head elections are one of the instruments to realize the implementation of democratic regional government because the community can directly choose the desired candidate to lead the implementation of government in the future. This research method is used combined research approaches (mixed methods), namely quantitative research approaches and qualitative researc
Photographs and Personal Memory in Ana Menendez’s Loving Che
No full textThis paper points out the issues of personal history versus mainstream/official history, the changing meaning of photographs, the concept of truth/fact, and personal identity in Ana Menendez’s novel Loving Che. The unnamed main character in this novel tries to construct her identity based on her mother's diary and letters as well as the photographs her mother sent to her. She and her mother, Teresa de La Landre, were separated due to a political dispute in Cuba. Teresa managed to get her father and baby out of Cuba and fled to Miami. When Teresa's father arrived in Miami, only then did he realize that Teresa did not go with them to Miami. She stayed in Cuba to wait for her lover, as he told his granddaughter. The main character wondered if she was Che Guevara's daughter, as implied in Teresa's letters and diary. By using Roland Barthes' Semiotic theory and feminist approach, this paper investigates how a photograph can be given different meanings when it is given a different context or background story. Furthermore, how the image of the revolutionist Che Guevara changes from the image based on the fact we read from mainstream history books into the melancholic and romantic image of the same man in the novel when it was given a more personal approach toward the man in the photograp
Legal Accountability of Officials and Police For Damage or Loss of Seized Goods
No full textThis research discusses the legal vacuum regarding the accountability of law enforcement officials, specifically the police, in the management of seized goods that have experienced damage or loss. The main focus of this research is to identify weaknesses in existing regulations and their impact on legal certainty and the protection of the rights of the owners of the goods. By analyzing the ambiguities in the laws and examining real case studies, this research finds that the legal vacuum leads to material losses for the owners and decreases public trust in law enforcement agencies. As a solution, the research recommends legal reforms through the establishment of clearer regulations regarding the obligations of seized goods managers to provide compensation, as well as strengthening administrative procedures and strict monitoring to create a fair and transparent legal syste
The Effectiveness of ATCS Use Policy in Improving Traffic Smoothness and Safety in Banjarbaru City
No full textResearchers are interested in conducting research on the effectiveness of ATCS use policies in improving the smoothess and safety pf traffic in Banjarbaru City, because ATCS is a policy implemented by the Banjarbaru City government to reduce the level of congestion and also a form of public service in the traffic sector. This research was conducted with the aim of evaluating the effectiveness of ATCS use polocies in overcoming traffic problems in Banjarbaru City. The research uses qualitative research methods using interviews, observation and documentation to collect problem data based on facts. The research results show that the implementation of ATCS in Banjarbaru City has shown positive results in reducing congestion. With the ability to manage traffic dynamically, this system can adjust the timing of green and red lights based on the volume of passing vehicles. This is very important, especially during rush hour, where traffic tends to by heavy
Performance Analysis of the Public Safety Center (PSC) Building Construction Project in Probolinggo Regency
No full textThe construction of the Public Safety Center (PSC) building in Probolinggo District represents a significant government initiative aimed at enhancing health emergency response services. This project, like many others, encountered various challenges, particularly concerning cost, time, and quality management. To assess the project’s performance, this study applies the Earned Value Analysis (EVA) method, which is widely used for monitoring and controlling project performance. The key data used for this analysis includes the Actual Cost of Work Performed (ACWP), Budgeted Cost of Work Performed (BCWP), and Budgeted Cost of Work Scheduled (BCWS), which together provide a comprehensive overview of both cost and schedule performance. The study reveals several critical findings, including periods where the project faced significant budget and time overruns, as well as where performance was optimized. Based on these findings, strategic recommendations are proposed to improve project control and ensure that future PSC development projects are more effective and efficient. By providing actionable insights, this research aims to serve as a valuable reference for stakeholders involved in similar infrastructure projects, offering guidance on how to better manage and control cost and schedule, mitigate risks, and achieve desired project outcome
Legal Uncertainty Regarding the Timeframe for Suspect Status Determination
No full textThe study examines the legal uncertainties surrounding the time limits for determining suspect status within Indonesia's criminal justice system. The lack of clarity in the Criminal Procedure Code (KUHAP) regarding these time limits poses significant challenges to the human rights of suspects, particularly the constitutional guarantee of legal certainty. Without clearly defined timeframes for determining suspect status, investigations can extend indefinite period, leaving suspects uncertain whether their cases will proceed to prosecution or be dismissed. This situation subjects them to prolonged psychological, social, and economic strain and increases the risk of potential abuse of authority by investigators. Additionally, the study highlights the difficulties in establishing legal certainty concerning the time limits for suspect status and evaluates the necessary reforms to the Criminal Procedure Code to ensure fairness and safeguard the rights of suspects. One proposed solution is to implement a definitive time limit for the investigation process and the determination of suspect status, alongside strengthening internal and external monitoring mechanisms to mitigate the risk of authority misus
Dynamics Of the House Of Representatives In Adjusting Legislation Post Constitutional Court Decision No.90/PUU-XXI/2023
No full textThis research analyzes the constraints and challenges faced by the House of Representatives (DPR) in following up on the Constitutional Court's decision No. 90/PUU-XXI/2023, with a focus on political and administrative aspects. Through an in-depth study, this research identifies various obstacles, such as differences of opinion among factions, the influence of political coalitions, and external pressures from the public and urgent national issues. Furthermore, this research highlights the complexity of bureaucracy and the limitations of human resources that affect the effectiveness of the legislative process. To address these challenges, this study recommends strategies for improving the quality of human resources and strengthening bureaucratic processes through the restructuring of procedures and the application of technology. The findings of this research are expected to provide valuable insights for the DPR in enhancing accountability and responsiveness to the needs of the publi
The Effectiveness of the Health Promotion Model (Promkes) Based on the Transtheory Model on Pre-Eclampsy Prevention Behavior in Pregnant Women
No full textPre-eclampsia is a disease during pregnancy that often occurs and needs serious treatment. Since 2012 - 2016 pre-eclampsy has been ranked 1st cause of MMR in East Java, pre-eclampsia cases (2016) amounted to 30.90% (East Java Provincial Health Office, 2016). Data from Kalisat health center January - April the number of pregnant women at risk of pre-eclampsy amounted to 193 with the number of pre-eclampsic pregnant women at 35 people, as well as at the Sumberjambe health center there were 268 people at risk of pre-eclampsia, 18 people pre-eclampsia. This research is a continuation of phase 1 research entitled health promotion model (promkes) midwives in pre-eclampsia pregnant women based on stage of change. The purpose of the study was to test the effectiveness of the health program model in pre-eclampsia pregnant women based on the transtheory model. The design of this study was quasi-experimental. Sampling using simple random sampling technique of 60 respondents. Instruments with questionnaire sheets and promkes models. SPSS test analysis obtained p values (0.000) < ? ( 0.05) at all stages, so Ho was rejected. There are differences before and after the health program is innovated. The need to add an innovative health promotion model to change the behavior of pregnant women. 
A Study on Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (Pm-Kisan) With Reference to the North Eastern States, India
No full textThe PM-KISAN is a central sector scheme under the Govt. of India which aims to provide income supports to farmers to facilitate timely access to agricultural inputs. The cash benefits under this scheme under enhance the financial capacity of the beneficiaries to invest in the agriculture and in the acquisition of modern techniques in agriculture. The families and households who are highly dependent on agriculture and have poor access to credits get more benefits from the scheme. In this study we explore, how far the scheme has spread across the states. This work provides a comprehensive overview of the implementation of the PM-KISAN scheme in the eight states of north-east India. The study will also shed light on the comparative study on the number of people availing the benefits of this scheme in different states. Moreover a gender wise analysis is also made in this direction. Through this publication, we also aim to create awareness about the PM-KISAN scheme among the farmers of north-east India. It is evident from the study that farmers of Assam have benefited more from the scheme as compared to other north eastern states. The percentage of male beneficiaries from the scheme is highest in Meghalaya with 96 % and the state with the lowest percentage of male beneficiaries from the scheme is Manipur with 45.8%
The Influence of Customer Relationship Marketing and Service Quality on Customer Satisfaction with Brand Image as a Mediating Variable
Get PDFThe banking sector plays a crucial role in a country's economy, with numerous banks in Indonesia providing consumers with various choices for their financial needs. This research aims to analyze: 1) the impact of customer relationship marketing on customer satisfaction, 2) service quality's influence on customer satisfaction mediated by brand image, 3) the link between customer relationship marketing and brand image, 4) the connection between service quality and brand image, 5) brand image's effect on customer satisfaction, 6) customer relationship marketing's indirect impact on customer satisfaction via brand image, and 7) service quality's indirect effect on customer satisfaction through brand image. This quantitative descriptive study involved 80 respondents and used SPSS 24 for analysis. The results revealed that: (1) Customer Relationship Marketing positively influences customer satisfaction, (2) service quality positively affects customer satisfaction through brand image mediation, (3) Customer Relationship Marketing has a positive impact on brand image, (4) service quality positively influences brand image, (5) brand image positively affects customer satisfaction, (6) Customer Relationship Marketing indirectly influences customer satisfaction through brand image mediation, and (7) service quality indirectly impacts customer satisfaction through brand image mediation. All variables in the study demonstrated a positive and significant influence, confirming their validity