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Entitas Agama dalam Perdebatan Studi Politik dan Hubungan Internasional: Perspektif Pra & Pasca Nation-States dalam Perjanjian Westphalia (1648)

Ahmad Khoirul Umam Andalas Journal of International Studies, Vol 13, No 1 (2024)   Abstract This conceptual article will explain the role and position of religious entities in the debate on political studies and international relations, which were once marginalized. This situation cannot be separated from the strong dominance of secularism which provides strong legitimacy

Mind the Gap: Bridging Science and Policy

Muhamad Rosyid Jazuli PPPI Blog, 2 May 2023   Scholars often cry for more science- or evidence-based policymaking, arguing that this approach will effectively solve most, if all, problems in the world. At the same time, however, it, to some extent, emphasizes the existence of an immense gap between science and policy. What is this

Problematika Komunikasi Politik Pendanaan Pembangunan Ibu Kota Negara Nusantara

Abdul Rahman Ma’mun   Abstract This paper discusses the issue of the policy of relocating the National Capital (IKN) which has raised controversy, lawsuits and rejection from some people, even though it has been supported by the IKN Law Number 3 of 2022. The purpose of writing this article is to answer the question of

Innovation principles for the treaty on pandemic preparedness

Joint Declaration, 24 September 2022   We are an informal coalition of think tanks and civil society organisations that believes a robust global framework for the protection of intellectual property (IP) rights will play a key role in ensuring the world is prepared for future pandemics. KEY POINTS IP rights are essential to develop and

The importance of institutional quality: Reviewing the relevance of Indonesia’s Omnibus Law on national competitiveness

Muhamad Rosyid Jazuli, Maimanah Mohammed Idris, & Penlope Yaguma Nature: Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, 24 September 2022     Abstract Institutional quality is significantly relevant in determining national competitiveness when reflected in economic growth and successful development. Quality institutions manifest in robust ‘rules of the game’ reflected by sound governance and policymaking in at

Why patents matter to Indonesia

Paramadina Public Policy Institute and Geneva Network 23 August 2022   With careful reform of its patent law Indonesia can accelerate its transition to a knowledge-based, wealthy economy As the Indonesian economy recovers from Covid, the government is looking to target new sources of economic growth to counter the country’s reliance on natural resources, avoid

POLICY ANALYSES Written by PPPI's policy experts in various publications

Navigating the complexities of a just energy transition in the South: insights from Indonesia

Muhamad Rosyid Jazuli Global Policy Journal, Opinion, 23 October 2024   When pursuing a just energy transition, countries in the Global South, such as Indonesia, must navigate a complex policy regime—defined as a set of complex ‘realities’, e.g., politics, social context, regulations, etc., influencing policymaking. Using the case of Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP),

Celebrities Running for Legislative Office: Elections Now Resemble Beauty Contests, Raising Questions About Democratic Quality

Adrian A Wijanarko The Conversation Indonesia, Column - 12 June 2024   Various political parties often choose “quick” methods to win the public's favor. One such approach is to nominate celebrities or well-known figures as candidates for legislative positions (caleg). These parties hope that by promoting public figures, they can garner substantial votes in regional

Artis jadi caleg: pemilu kini laksana kontes kecantikan, kualitas demokrasi dipertanyakan

Adrian A Wijanarko The Conversation Indonesia, Kolom - 12 Juni 2024   Berbagai partai politik kerap memilih cara “instan” untuk merebut hati masyarakat. Salah satunya dengan cara mengusung artis-artis maupun figur terkenal tanah air untuk menjadi calon anggota legislatif (caleg). Partai politik berharap pengusungan publik figur dapat membantu mereka meraup banyak suara pada pemilu legislatif (pileg) tingkat daerah dan

Anticipating the Dynamics of Energy Transition in the Prabowo Era

Muhamad Rosyid Jazuli KOMPAS.com, Column, 11 June 2024   The low-carbon economic agenda, particularly accelerating energy transition, is one of the significant commitments of Indonesia's President-elect for 2024-2029, Prabowo Subianto. Various dynamics will undoubtedly accompany this agenda, which must be carefully anticipated. At least, Indonesia's green economic agenda can be traced back to 1998. Politically,

Mengapa korupsi masih marak terjadi?

Adrian A Wijanarko The Conversation Indonesia - 27 Februari 2024   Korupsi masih menjadi masalah besar yang belum bisa ditangani di Indonesia. Dalam survei Agenda Warga yang dilakukan sepanjang tahun lalu, pemberantasan korupsi masuk ke dalam lima besar isu yang dianggap paling mendesak oleh responden. Mengapa korupsi begitu membudaya, siapa saja aktor yang terlibat hingga bagaimana kita

Meninjau Ulang Kepemimpinan Politik Anak Muda

Muhamad Rosyid Jazuli KOMPAS.id, Opini, 13 Desember 2023   Rasanya sering kita mendengar perdebatan apakah anak muda pantas atau bahkan perlu menjadi pemimpin politik. Kata-kata seperti ”ketua parpol muda”, ”bupati/wali kota muda”, bahkan ”capres/cawapres muda” menjadi hangat di berbagai media. Terpilihnya Gibran Rakabuming Raka sebagai cawapres menjadi pemanis paling mutakhir perdebatan ini. Dalam sejarah, betul bahwa para bapak

Transisi Energi Berkeadilan dari Akar Rumput

Muhamad Rosyid Jazuli KOMPAS.id, Opini, 5 April 2023   Meski menjanjikan pembangunan nihil karbon, pendekatan transisi energi berkeadilan di Indonesia baru-baru ini, khususnya yang diprakarsai Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP), masih cenderung top-down. Padahal, berbagai riset menunjukkan bahwa pendekatan bottom-up untuk transisi energi adalah keniscayaan. Disetujui di sela-sela penyelenggaraan G20 Bali 2022, Pemerintah Indonesia dengan sekelompok negara maju,

Menagih Pertanggungjawaban Korporasi dalam Menekan Hoax News

Adrian A Wijanarko dan Azriel Gusmansyah  Paramadina Public Policy Review - 24 Maret 2023   Sempat tersebar ke telinga kita berita tentang vaksinasi COVID-19 yang berasal dari bahan haram. Sontak, berita tersebut menyebabkan banyak orang yang pada saat itu ragu untuk melakukan vaksinasi. Padahal pada saat itu Indonesia, bahkan Dunia, sedang dalam situasi dimana pandemi

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Prabowo at Indonesia’s Helm Faces Challenges and Uncertainty

Wijayanto Samirin Global Asia Forum, 23 October 2024   After a long wait since winning the election in February, Prabowo Subianto was finally sworn in as the 8th President of the Republic of Indonesia on Oct. 20. While the number eight is considered lucky by some Indonesians, Prabowo inherits a challenging situation, spanning political, social,

Robohnya Moral Negeri Kami

Wijayanto Samirin PPPI Blog, 8 Agustus 2024   Tim ekonomi Pemerintah sedang pusing tujuh keliling memikirkan defisit anggaran yang makin menganga. Pemerintah harus gali lubang tutup lubang untuk membiayai roda pemerintahan. Sayangnya, lubang yang digali semakin dalam; utang pun semakin melejit dan Indonesia mulai memasuki perangkap utang. Perangkap ini memaksa generasi mendatang bekerja keras dan

Lokomotif Teknologi dalam Realita Indonesia

Adrian A Wijanarko Paramadina Public Policy Review - 16 Maret 2022   Presiden Joko Widodo pada satu waktu menyinggung aktivitas yang dilakukan dengan Mark Zuckerberg secara virtual. Presiden sempat menyampaikan bahwa beliau dikagetkan oleh perkembangan metaverse yang dimiliki Facebook dengan dunia virtualnya. Ini tentu bak sebuah hentakan yang membangunkan kita dari tidur lelap kita. Perusahaan-perusahaan

Strengthening Islam’s moderate view in Indonesia and Southeast Asia

Muhamad Rosyid Jazuli and Septa Dinata Paramadina Public Policy Review, 14 June 2021   Widely known to the world for its moderate and tolerant Islam, Indonesia is unfortunately known for its religious terrorism-related bomb attacks. The last attack took place in front of the Makassar Cathedral Catholic church last March. While such an act of

Reform momentum: a complex trajectory of Indonesia’s energy subsidy reforms

Muhamad Rosyid Jazuli Paramadina Public Policy Review - 9 March 2021   Indonesia’s energy reform trajectory may soon enter a new, critical, yet complex phase, as subsidized fuels may soon be taken out of the market. This incoming reform aligns with countless global policy recommendations that such subsidies could be reallocated for more urgent endeavors

Enlivening Pancasila as Reality, Not Dogma

Muhamad Rosyid Jazuli Paramadina Public Policy Review - August 28, 2020   The Indonesian public is relieved by the reading postponement of the Pancasila Ideology Bill, well-known as Haluan Ideologi Pancasila or HIP Bill. The inclusion of the bill in the 2020 National Legislation Program could be procedurally acceptable. But contextually and fundamentally, these efforts