Jurnal Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Politik
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Penerapan Corporate Social Responsibility pada Media Sosial: Studi Kasus Program Corporate Social Responsibility “Klik Hati” PT Merck Indonesia
Get PDFThe aim of the research is to analyse the application of corporate social responsibility on social media in PT Merck Indonesia. Usage of social media in corporate social responsibility activities allows the creation of an interactive dialogue that is horizontal between the company and stakeholder. The research uses qualitative research methods with a case study approach. The author uses research design ‘holistic single case’. This research uses three sources of evidence including interview, document analysis, and literature review
Jalan Panjang Penyelesaian Konflik Kasus Lumpur Lapindo
Get PDFThis study aims to understand the map of conflict and the evolving dynamics of Lapindo mudflow case settlement. The study was conducted in two villages, namely Siring and Renokenongo, Porong subdistrict, Sidoarjo, EastJava, using a qualitative approach. Data was collected throughin-depth interviews, observation, documentation and focus group discussion. The results showed that the conflict can be divided into vertical and horizontal conflicts. In the vertical conflict, communities faced government and Lapindo Brantas. While horizontal conflicts, it showed a layer conflicts, consisting of the conflict between family members, neighbors, RT/RW, villagers, and between Lapindo mudflow victims vs nonvictims residents. Simplification of Lapindo conflict management based on there placement of material aspects, have potentially to create a new problems in the future
Kesejahteraan Rumah Tangga dalam Pengaruh Wanita Kepala Rumah Tangga
Get PDFThis study focused on the welfare of the household headed by a working widow, viewed through the assets and the quality of their residence. Household welfare level is based on the wealth index. Ordinal logistic regression analysis show that level of education, age and employment status significantly influence the level of wealth of households headed by them. The higher the educational level of a widow, the household will tend to be richer. The older widows, the smaller tendency to have poor household. Households headed by widows who work in the agricultural sector, have a greater tendency to get a lower level of wealth status compared with who work in the non-agricultural sector
Karst: Ditambang atau Dilestarikan, Konflik Sosial Rencana Pembangunan Pabrik Semen di Kabupaten Pati Jawa Tengah
Get PDFThe establishment of cement industry at regions with rich content of karst has increasingly grown in recent years. As a consequence, conflict of interest between cement company and local people groups has arised. The article aims to mapping out a natural resource based-conflict in district of Pati, province of Jawa Tengah. The social conflict has taken place at the stage of pra-construction of cement plant in the south Pati. The cement company, supported by local government, has continuously tried to establish the plant. The local people groups have always rejected it. Through organizing indigenous people, building social networks, and undertaking various collective actions, the local people groups have refused any efforts for establishing the plant. While this social conflict has continued, so far there is no an adequate conflict resolution. However, the new government of Central Java resulted from the 2013 election provides an opportunity to end the conflict
Tanggung jawab Sosial Korporasi dan Hak-Hak Masyarakat Hukum Adat
Get PDFThis article scrutinizes the implementation of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) concept on the recognition of indigenous society’s rights over agrarian resources. It is argued that the concept is relevant to study forms of social relation between corporations and indigenous societies. Publication about that is little. Indigenous societies across Indonesia insist that they have rights over agrarian sources within their customary territory and the rights are recognized by the Indonesian state as well as international bodies. Academicians only pay attention to the government’s responsibility to recognize and respect the indigenous society’s rights. It is contended that from the concept of CSR a corporation is responsible for recognizing and respecting indigenous societies’ rights over agrarian sources, but this article demonstrates that realization of indigenous community’s rights by corporations is dependent upon pressure from indigenous communities rather than coporations’ initiative