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Juridical Review of Mastering and Utilization of Land Rights Based on Land Letters (Skt) Connected with Mining Business Licenses (Iup) Based on Law of Number 4 the Year 2009 Regarding Mineral and Coal Mining

  • Daniel Hendrawan
  • S.H.
  • M.Hum
  • Yelma Nomida Alvisalia
  • S.H.
Minerals and coal as one of Indonesia's natural resources are used for the greatest prosperity of the people so that the state controls it. Based on Law No. 4 of 2009 on Mineral and Coal Mining, state control within the scope of business can be delegated to other parties within the Indonesian mining...

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Legal Aspects of Asset Valuation on Copyright as Part of Boedel (Countable-List) in the Process of Bankruptcy in Indonesia Following the Latest Copyright Law Act No. 28/2014

  • Christian Andersen
In Indonesia, recording activities of bankruptcy’s countable list by a curator are very limited when the conduct of legal proceedings pertaining to some intangible assets especially when we talk about Intellectual Property Right (IPR) from the submitted party of bankruptcy. Even though IPR is an asset...

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Privacy: An Overview of Indonesia Statutes Governing Lawful Interception

  • Sinta Dewi
The right to privacy is an issue that draws a lot of public attention, especially when associated with the frequent interceptions made by the state upon state citizen private communications in the course of legal enforcement. Yet, those state practices in the form of surveillance and interception of...

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The Corruption Court in Indonesia: History and Development

  • Elis Rusmiati
  • Nella Sumika Putri
  • Ijud Tajudin
The corruption eradication in Indonesia currently requires a faster,  more assertive, and more significant effort of settlement. One of the reformation efforts is made by the government through the establishment of corruption court. Since 2009, the corruption court has been existing as a special judicative...

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Legal Certainty in the Use of Certification of Trustworthiness by Indonesian E-Commerce Business

  • Muhamad Amirulloh
  • Vidya Noor Rachmadini
The development of information and communication technology has changed various patterns of human life, one of which is electronic commerce (e-commerce) which has many advantages but is also quite vulnerable to the problems and losses it causes. One of the problems that often occurs in Indonesia is the...

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The Force of Strategic Infrastructures: The Role of Public-Private-Partnership to Strengthen Sustainable Developments in Indonesia

  • Prita Amalia
  • Danrivanto Budhijanto
The Republic of Indonesia as greatest archipelago state in the world with over 260 million people, facing various of challenge in the infrastructure sector. Nowadays, the growth of infrastructures has been the focus of the Indonesian government. Infrastructure means not only for transporting people,...

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Use of Non-Disclosure Agreement as Legal Protection in Trade Secrets to Investment Security

  • Ranti Fauza Mayana Tanwir
  • Daniel Hendrawan
The world of investment and business is growing very rapidly. These developments occur both in Indonesia and internationally. Many investment actors want to keep the secrecy of the products or services they trade. Most of the things that these investors have are a novelty, but there are also not necessarily...

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Religious-Cosmic Based Philosophical Foundation of Environmental Development Law in Sundanese Local Wisdom

  • Mella Ismelina Farmas Rahayu
  • Anthon F. Susanto
  • Liya Sukma Muliya
The philosophical foundation of environmental development law in Indonesian society currently is still dominated by western philosophers who are capitalistic, liberalist and individual, who emphasize on human aspect as creatures who are free to exploit their living environment, so that it tends to be...

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Horizontal Consistency of the Settings of the Exception in Carrying Out a Notary’s Official Pledge

  • Agus Setiawan
Article 17 Law no. 8 of 2010 on Prevention and Eradication of Money Laundering Criminal Act (“LPEMLCA”) in conjunction with article 3 letter b. Government Regulations No. 43 of 2015 on Complainant in the Prevention and Eradication of Money Laundering Criminal Act (‘GR No. 43/2015’); it is obligatory...

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Legal Higher Education in Indonesia in Facing ASEAN Economic Community

  • Pan Lindawaty Suherman Sewu
The society’s need for law in the modern era is increasing; therefore, the need for Law graduates is increasing as well. Professions in the field of law are professions that appeal to many people in Indonesia. One of the reasons is because this profession is considered a profession with an income that...

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International Cooperation to Suppress Transboundary Corruption in Indonesia

  • Nella Sumika Putri
Indonesia already made some agreements with other countries to cooperate combating corruption, but the process of cooperation to eradicate corruption has not always been smooth. Even though Indonesia has co-operated with other countries in form of legal policy and law enforcement, the formal process...

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Reconciling Refugee Protection and Sovereignty in ASEAN Member States: Law and Policy Related to Refugee in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand

  • Bilal Dewansyah
  • Irawati Handayani
Most of Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) member countries perceive themselves as non-immigrant nations. It means that most ASEAN countries are not the destination for immigrants to settle. This approach also appears when they responded to the massive influx of the refugee in the south-east...

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Model of Pro-People Foreign Policy as Indonesia’s Response Toward Better Citizen Protection

  • Asep Setiawan
  • Endang Sulastri
  • Sumarno
Indonesian administration under Joko Widodo introduces the pro-people foreign policy as a response to protect the migrant workers overseas. This study examines the concept of pro-people foreign policy orientation and how it is implemented. Taking the case of economic migrants in Malaysia, the study uses...

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Synergy of National Leadership to Strengthen State Diversity and Integrity of the Republic of Indonesia

  • Sugianto
Indonesia is a unitary country with a diverse population. In this country, there are various ethnic groups, religions, and races that live side by side. But in the midst of a pluralistic society, there are problems that threaten diversity. The social conflict that occurred in the community, whether it...

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Natural Gas Alocation in Indonesia: Administrative Law Perspective

  • Zainal Muttaqin
  • Adrian E. Rompis
  • Amelia Cahyadini
  • Rafika Fajriati Nastiti
Indonesia’s natural resources have its own interest in the international community, specifically oil and natural gas. The conduct of nation and state activities and actualization of the prosperity of the people must be landed by a governing law, including the management of oil and natural gas. Oil and...

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The Implication of Mohammed Arkoun’s Political Ethics in the Practical Politics

  • Muhammad Azhar
The writing of this article was at least motivated by several reasons: first, Mohammed Arkoun is one of the postmodern/contemporary Moslem scholars (2st1 century) –after the era of Modernist Moslems such as Abduh and Ridha—who owns authority to re-establish the ‘submerged iceberg’ of the rich potential...

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The Importance of Police Neutrality in Creating Democratic Election

  • Ratnia Solihah
  • Siti Witianti
  • Mustabsyirotul Ummah
Indonesian National Police’s (Polri) professionalism regarding elections is identified by the public with the neutrality of the police in realizing democratic elections. Polri's professionalism in the political year ahead of the simultaneous elections in 2019 is still considered not optimal by some circles,...

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Guidance and Tightening of Remission for Narcotics Prisoners as a Countermeasure for Security Threats from Drug Dangers

  • Sujasmin
Guidance of Prisoners and Criminal Children Narkoba (Narcotics, Psychotropic, and Dangerous Drugs) has distinguished the coaching of convicts in general. This writing can be known Remissions are the right of prisoners and criminal children who cannot be separated by obligations. Rights and obligations...

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Participatory Development Between Government and Local Social Movement to Increase Security for the Low-Income Communities in Bandung Barat, Indonesia

  • Rd. Ahmad Buchari
  • Budiman Rusli
  • Asep Sumaryana
  • Kurnia Muhamad Ramdhan
This paper presents the result of research that reflects participatory development between government and local social movement to increase security for the low-income communities in Bandung Barat district by improving public service delivery on The Housing Estate Development Program on Lembang sub-district,...

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The Role of the Indonesian Air Force in the Prevention of Drug Smuggling in Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport: A Case Study

  • Fajar Rosyadi
  • Rizki Ananda Ramadhan
The research is aimed to elaborate and to analyze the role of the Indonesian Air Force in preventing drug smuggling in Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport. Drug Smuggling which is classified as one of the trans-national crimes becomes a huge non-traditional threat for national security. This research...

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Food Security or Food Sovereignty? Questioning the Paradigm of Indonesian Military Involvement in Agriculture

  • Arry Bainus
  • Dina Yulianti
Indonesian military (TNI) involvement in the agricultural sector had begun since the 1960s when they had a significant role in a global modernization of agriculture project led by the US government and world donor agencies, namely the Green Revolution. In 2015, TNI signed a MoU with the Ministry of Agriculture...

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Synergy of Sam Ratulangi Air Force Base and Regional Government in Flood Natural Disaster Management in Manado City

  • Erwin Dwi Koerniawan
The impact of flash floods that occurred in the city of Manado a few years ago resulted in significant material losses and casualties. The Manado City Government through the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has an effort to deal with disaster problems, particularly floods, including involving...

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Adi Sutjipto Air Force Base Policy for Dealing with Non-Traditional Security Threats in Safeguarding Civil Enclave Area in Adisutjipto Airport Yogyakarta

  • Dian Bashari
  • Arry Bainus
  • Wawan Budi Darmawan
  • Karlina Aprilia Kusumadewi
This research is concerned with "Adi Sutjipto Airport Policy for Dealing with Non-Traditional Security Threats in Indonesia in Safeguarding Civil Enclave Area in Adi Sutjipto Airport in Yogyakarta" which aims to determine the extent of Adi Sutjipto Airport Policy in safeguarding the Airfield and Adi...

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Anthropological Insights for the Study of Security: Cases in National Threats over Social Media Usages in Indonesia

  • Dani Mohammad Ramadhan
  • Rina Hermawati
Since its inception in the 90s, social media become a primary means of communication today, and as the user base of social media expands over time, so does the threat and insecurity for its users. So much so it recognizes as one of the national threats in Indonesia. Using anthropological approach, this...

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Obstacle Factor in Flight Safety and Security at the Air Force Base in Husein Sastranegara Airport Bandung

  • Muhammad Elang Ulul Azmi
  • Yusa Djuyandi
  • Akim
Air Force Base Husein Sastranegara is a military air base carrying out training and operations support for the Air Force. There is a potential disruption, obstacle especially high buildings that continue to grow in the city of Bandung. The readiness of the Air Force base can be disrupted if the factor...

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Village Security Based Weapons and Plants

  • Junardi Harahap
  • R. Bambang Soediadi A.P
  • Ira Indrawardana
The problem of defense and security of a village in the Sunda region is very important and in our society has a very strong defense in the existing society using all the elements used to maintain the sovereignty of a village in the Sunda region is very important and is done by using various weaponry...

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Border Area and National Security Issues

  • Junardi Harahap
The border is an unattached part of the Republic of Indonesia which must be maintained at all costs. The concept that must be made in the view of the border is to make the border area as a region that becomes the front porch for the nation of Indonesia. The border as a territory that must be run and...

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The Implementation of the Triple Helix Model in the Indonesian Aerospace Defense Industry

  • Achmad Sugiono
  • Akim
  • Rizki Ananda Ramadhan
National defense can be defined as any effort to defend the country's sovereignty, territorial integrity and security from threats and harassment. Ideally, the fulfillment of defense equipment for strengthening the country's defense makes use of domestic production. In general, the current Indonesian...

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Determining Strategy of the Indonesian Air Force Military Cargo Aircraft in Supporting the Global Maritime Fulcrum

  • Tofan Fajar Mulia
  • Widya Setiabudi Sumadinata
  • Windy Dermawan
This research aims to find the type of military cargo aircraft of Indonesian air force in accordance with the standardization and Indonesia's national defense in supporting the Global Maritime Fulcrum. In doing so, researchers analyze the military cargo aircraft of Indonesian Air Force from the four...

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TNI Involvement Strategy on Determination of Defense Budget Policy in Legislative Institutions

  • Tri Nugroho
  • Arry Bainus
  • Wawan Budi Darmawan
The purpose of this study is to determine the urgency of TNI involvement in the Legislative Institution in determining the defense budget. In doing so, we analyzed the involvement of TNI in the Determination of Defense Budget in Legislative Institutions using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) method....

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