International Journal of Research in Social Science and Humanities (IJRSS) ISSN:2582-6220, DOI: 10.47505/IJRSS
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Increasing Industrial Competitiveness through the Quality of Human Resources
Get PDFThis study aims to describe and analyze the implementation of community creative economic development in the District of Wonoasih as a form of Mayor Regulation No. 80 of 2018 concerning the Regional Action Plan for Probolinggo City Creative Economy Development for 2019 – 2023. The data collection technique carried out by the researchers in this study was an observation, an activity in which the researcher saw firsthand the conditions and situations in the field and conducted interviews. The results of this study are the implementation of community creative economic development in Wonoasih District, Probolinggo City, as a form of Mayor Regulation No. 80 of 2018 concerning the Regional Action Plan for Probolinggo City Creative Economy Development for 2019 – 2023, in general, has been going well and the suggestions for this research There is a need for continuous guidance to creative economy entrepreneurs and artisans, especially to prospective successors to business and economic crafts the creative. It is necessary to increase the volume of activities such as exhibitions held regularly, especially outside the Probolinggo area, so that the wider community knows the products of the creative economy from Probolinggo City. To support these exhibitions, it is necessary to increase the production of creative economy entrepreneurs and artisans with automation or at least the use of production machines that can produce more
Student Behavior in Trafficking on High Roads Through “Negehi Sekula Police” Activities: Socialization of Law No. 22 of 2009 concerning Traffic and Road Transportation at SMA Negeri 2 Timang Gajah and SMA Negeri Unggul Assisted by Bener Meriah in traffic
Get PDFThe attitudes and knowledge of students in traffic before the activities of the Negehi Sekula Police were not in accordance with Law Number 22 of 2009. The purpose of this study was to explain the social behavior of students in traffic in Bener Meriah Regency and the Socialization of Law No.22 of the Year 2009 concerning Traffic and Road Transportation at Timang Gajah 2 Public High School and Bener Meriah Unggul State Senior High School through the "Negehi Sekula Police" activity in the district. Bener Meriah. The attitude and knowledge of students in traffic before the "Negehi sekula Police" activities were carried out were not in accordance with Law Number 22 of 2009. Even though there was a lot of increase in knowledge, students still committed violations that endangered security, safety, order and smooth running in highways, as well as causing the risk of traffic accidents. The socialization of Law No. 22 of 2009 concerning Road Traffic and Transportation can change the behavior of students so that they are used to being trafficked and it is hoped that they can also form social behavior that obeys traffic in the community. The challenges in realizing a traffic safety and security culture found by the Bener Meriah Police Traffic Unit consist of several sources, namely; student personality, the culture of the student environment, student guardians and the community, the high cost of transportation, difficulty accessing public transportation and inadequate human resources at the Satlantas unit
Perception of Papua Students on Infrastructure Development in Papua Province
Get PDFThe implementation of Special Autonomy needs to be seen in one of the regions in Papua, namely Nduga Regency; Nduga is one of the districts in Papua province with the capital, Kenya, before it became part of the administrative area of Jayawijaya Regency. This district was formed on January 4, 2008, based on Law Number 6 of 2008. However, after being evaluated, the infrastructure sector is one of the sectors that is still late in its development. Among them are the road facilities between the regions still need to be completed, the education facilities are not adequate, there are still many schools that are not available for use, and the health facilities in each district need to be more adequate. This research is descriptive qualitative using Juridical and empirical approaches and selects several informants with purposive sampling, and the data sources used are Primary and secondary. This research is entitled Papuan Students Perceptions of Special Autonomy for Papua Province No. 21 of 2001 Towards Infrastructure Development in Nduga District. The results of this study concluded that several research indicators, such as human resources, need to be improved in quality and encouraged so that infrastructure development is more intensive and adequate. The budget, in general, is reasonable but has yet to provide significant dank. Road infrastructure in some areas of Nduga district is adequate such as the government centre and other districts, but many areas still need to catch up in infrastructure. The education infrastructure has not been evenly distributed; many areas still need adequate educational facilities. Health infrastructure still minimally needs to be improved according to quality and quantity. Economic infrastructure still needs to be improved in Nduga District. Some suggestions, such as a permanent market, still need to be created; in the semi-permanent market, there are two pieces. This research shows that national development is one of the steps the government takes in the context of community welfare. As stated in the 1945 Constitution paragraph IV preamble, namely: protecting the entire Indonesian nation and all Indonesians, advancing the general welfare, educating the nation's life and participating in a world order based on lasting peace and social justice
Implementation of Emergency Patient Services at Regional General Hospital Dr. Saiful Anwar Malang, Indonesia
Get PDFAccording to Regulation of the Minister of Health Number 47 of 2018 about Emergency Patient Services, the government's first priority is to provide services to the populace. When it comes to service delivery, the government's job is to act as a catalyst to move things along more quickly than they otherwise would. the degree to which services offered to the public are inexpensive, accessible, quick, and cost- and time-effective. A policy is a set of actions or activities that are suggested by an individual, a group, or a government in a situation where there are challenges and possibilities for enacting the proposed policy to achieve specified objectives. Descriptive research using a qualitative methodology was used in this study. Researchers utilize descriptive research because they attempt to capture occurrences as they happen; they do not offer treatment or manipulation but rather describe a state as it is. The George C. Edward III Model's proposed model for policy implementation was the subject of this study. The four factors that impact how policies are implemented are bureaucratic structure, disposition, resources, and communication. A descriptive strategy, or more particularly, an interactive method, was employed to examine the data in this study. The interactive model developed by Miles, Huberman, and Saldana (Miles et al., 2014) is the data analysis model employed by researchers. The findings of the study demonstrate that the Emergency Services Minister of Health Regulation Number 47 of 2018 has not yet been fully implemented. This is evident from the information about establishing emergency services at the Emergency Room of RSUD (Regional General Hospital) Dr. Saiful Anwar being distributed in an uneven manner
Transcending Borders and Boundaries: the Dynamics of Moroccan Transnationalism and Sovereignty
Get PDFThis article investigates the changing stance of the Moroccan state towards its diaspora in Europe, initially viewed as temporary guest workers discouraged from naturalizing or engaging politically in their host countries, with an expectation of eventual return. Faced with a growing trend of naturalization and permanent settlement among these immigrants, Morocco has embraced dual citizenship. This policy aims to maintain enduring ties between the Euro-Moroccan transnational community and the monarchy, leveraging shared religious, nationalist, and monarchist bonds. In contrast, countries like the Netherlands perceive dual citizenship and cross-border allegiances as potential disruptors to their societal unity and national identity. This article explores the intricate dynamics and repercussions of these evolving perceptions, examining the complex interplay between Moroccan immigrants, their European host countries, and their country of origin within a transnational framework.
Keywords: Moroccan immigrants, dual citizenship, transnational communities, host countries, national identity.
 
Study and analysis of learning and infrastructure on Student loyalty through student satisfaction
Get PDFQuality education is really needed as an effort to prepare quality human resources, master science and technology and also have the skills needed for human survival. The aims of this research are, among other things, to describe learning, infrastructure, student satisfaction and student loyalty, analyze the influence of learning and infrastructure on student satisfaction, analyze learning and infrastructure on student loyalty, analyze the influence of student satisfaction on student loyalty, and analyze the influence of learning and infrastructure on student loyalty through student satisfaction at the Faculty of Economics, University of Nusa Nipa Maumere. The population in this study was students from the 2019/2020 class at the Faculty of Economics, Nusa Nipa University, Maumere, who were registered until the 2022 academic year, a total of 391 students. The sampling technique uses simple random sampling. The number of sample members (n) determined by the Slovin formula is 80 people. The research results show that learning and infrastructure are able to create student satisfaction at the Faculty of Economics, Nusa Nipa University, Maumere. In addition, learning and infrastructure facilities can create student loyalty at the Faculty of Economics, University of Nusa Nipa Maumere. Student satisfaction significantly influences student loyalty at the Faculty of Economics, University of Nusa Nipa Maumere. Learning and infrastructure can create student loyalty at the Faculty of Economics, Nusa Nipa University, Maumere, through student satisfaction. This means that the better quality of learning and infrastructure will trigger student satisfaction, ultimately increasing student loyalty at the Faculty of Economics, Nusa Nipa University, Maumere
Performance Accountability System of Government Institutions: A Key to Achieving Good Governance
Get PDFThis research is motivated by the importance of Good Governance in the context of local government and the key role of the Performance Accountability System of Government Institution (SAKIP) in achieving it. The research objective is to investigate the impact of SAKIP Implementation, Management Support, Length of Service, and Level of Education on the level of Good Governance. The research method used multiple regression analysis of questionnaire data filled out by ASN employees. The results confirm that SAKIP Implementation has a significant positive effect on Good Governance, while Management Support is not proven to have a significant impact. Length of Service also has a significant positive effect on Good Governance, while Education Level has no significant effect. The simultaneous test results show that these variables together have a significant effect on Good Governance. The implication of this study is the need for further attention in strengthening the implementation of SAKIP and utilizing longer employee experience in an effort to improve good governance and quality public services. The findings provide an important foundation for local governments in improving public administration policies and practices to achieve better Good Governance
Impact of Country Level Corporate Governance on Profitability of Banks in India
Get PDFIn recent years, there has been an uptick in the level of concern over corporate governance. This is mostly attributable to the widespread collapse of major corporations in both the local and international arenas. Both proactive and reactive actions have been adopted by governments in reaction to the growing number of instances of financial crises to achieve stability in the sector. Nevertheless, the stability of banking operations continues to be questionable despite the interventionist responsibilities played by the government. The primary objective of this research is to investigate the effect that corporate governance at the national level has on the profitability of Indian banks using a representative sample of 33 financial institutions, including 21 private and 12 public banks. Descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, regression analysis of the two-way variable intercept random effect model, and robustness checks including robust regression are utilized in the study. The purpose of the study is to assess; via the use of empirical research methods, the impact that good corporate governance has on the profitability of the banking sector in India. Return on Equity (ROE), Return on Assets (ROA) and Net Interest Margin (NIM) were accepted as proxies for profitability in the banking industry. The empirical evidence presented in the paper demonstrates that good corporate governance has a considerable influence on the profit performance of the Indian banking sector. In the context of India's status as a developing economy, this study offers new research that establishes a relationship between country-level corporate governance and the profitability of banking institutions
Childhood Traumatic Experience, Attachment Quality, and Parenting Style as Predicting Factors of Psychopathic Behaviour
Get PDFThe objective of this study was to investigate how childhood traumatic experiences, attachment qualities with parents and peers and perceived parenting style contribute to psychopathic behaviours among inmates. A size of 270 institutionalised participants responded to a questionnaire comprising items from the Levenson’s Self Report Psychopathy (LSRP, ? = .83), Early Trauma Inventory Self-Report Short Form (Cronbach’s ? = .89), Parenting Style Inventory-II (Cronbach’s ? = .75), and Inventory of Parent and Peers Attachments (Cronbach’s ? = .83). The results showed that early childhood experiences of sexual abuse showed significant prediction of psychopathy [? =.24, t = 2.63, p <.05]. Alienation in attachment quality significantly predicted psychopathy [? = -.19, t = 3.01, p < .01]. Similarly, parenting style autonomy-granting significantly predicted psychopathy [? = .25, t = 3.64, p < .01]. The study concludes that the experience of childhood trauma, the quality of attachment and parenting style could have implication for psychopathic behaviour pattern
Factors Affecting the Effectiveness of Street Families’ Rehabilitation Programs in Nairobi City County Kenya
Get PDFIntroduction: Street family rehabilitation is a major problem in Nairobi County as the numbers keep rising despite rehabilitation efforts. The current study was to assess the factors affecting the effectiveness of street families’ rehabilitation programs in Nairobi City County Kenya. Attachment theory was employed in the study.
Methodology: The concurrent triangulation study design was employed. A sample of 135 respondents was selected through simple random sampling and data collected through questionnaires. Descriptive statistics was used to analyse data and presented in tables.
Findings: The study revealed that poverty (28.2%) was the greatest demographic factor affecting the effectiveness of street family rehabilitation programs. Results also revealed that the main resource available for rehabilitating street families the County is personnel (36.4%) and funding (13.6%) were the main needed resource for rehabilitation and that resource availability (52.7%) negatively affected street family rehabilitation. Finally, financial mobilization at (37.3%) by rehabilitation personnel was the main technical expertise need for effective street family rehabilitation which further affects the effectiveness of street family rehabilitation programs in Nairobi City County. The study therefore concludes that demographic factors, resource availability as well as technical expertise negatively affect the effectiveness of street families’ rehabilitation programs in Nairobi City County Kenya