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PROCEEDINGS

BICSS 2018 THE SECOND BOGOR INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE

“CAPACITY EMPOWERMENT BASED ON LOCAL RESOURCES FOR HUMAN WELL

BEING: UNIQUENESS, SELLING POINT, VALUE CREATION”

September 25-26, 2018 Djuanda University, Bogor - Indonesia

The 2nd

PROCEEDINGS THE SECOND BOGOR INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE

“CAPACITY EMPOWERMENT BASED ON LOCAL RESOURCES FOR HUMAN WELL BEING: UNIQUENESS, SELLING POINT, VALUE CREATION” Committee:

Director Dr. H. Martin Roestamy, S.H., MH. Person in Charge

Dr. Dede Kardaya, Ir., M.Si. Chairman Dr. Rita Rahmawati, M.Si. Editor Team

Dr. Ir. Dede Kardaya, M.Si.

Dr. Rita Rahmawati, M.Si.

Zahra Khusnul Latifah, M.Pd

Mas Nur Mukmin, SE., M.Ak Nurul Anisa Yuniarti, S.Pd

Keynote Speakers:

Prof. Dr. Ocky Karna Radjasa (Director of Research and Community Service, Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education, Indonesia)

Daniel Ruiz de Garibay, Ph.D. (Lecturer at the School of Strategic and International Studies, Universitas Indonesia)

Ass. Prof. Dr. Novel Lyndon (Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia) Dr. H. Martin Roestami, SH. MH. (Djuanda University, Indonesia) Ass. Prof. Lubna Zaheer (Institute of Communication Studies, University of the Punjab,

Lahore, Islamic Republic of Pakistan) Dr. Ari Koski (Finland University) Reviewer: 1. Prof. Dr. Novel Lyndon (Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia) 2. Daniel Ruiz de Garibay, PhD (Eastern Europe & Asia-Pacific Sector Coordinator-

World Rural Forum, Spain; Visitting Professor in University of Indonesia) 3. Prof. Hidetoshi, Ph.D (Sapporo Gakuin University, Japan) 4. Dr. Ari Koski (Finland University) 5. Prof. Dr. Marco Tieman (ELM Graduate School, Help University, Malaysia) 6. Prof. Dr. Winai Dahlan (Director, The Halal Science Center Chulalongkorn

University, Thailand) 7. Prof. Dr. Ocky Karna Radjasa (Director of Research and Community Service,

Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education, Indonesia) 8. Dr. H. Martin Roestamy, S.H., MH. (Chancellor of Djuanda University, Indonesia.)

9. Tain Tsair Hsu (Chairman of the Board CDRI, Taiwan) 10. Dr. Ir. Lukmanul Hakim, M.Si. (Director of the Assessment Institute for Foods,

Drugs, and Cosmetics Indonesian Council of Ulama (LPPOM-MUI) 11. Dr. Ir. Arya Hadi Dharmawan (Editors in Chiefs Sodality Journal, Bogor Agricultural

University) 12. Prof. Dr. Komang G. Wiryawan (Editors in Chiefs Media Peternakan Journal,

Bogor Agricultural University) 13. Dr. Ir. Dede Kardaya, M.Si (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 14. Dr. Elis Dihansih, M.Si (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 15. Dr. Ir. Wini Nahraeni, M.Si (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 16. Dr. Ir. Mardiah, M.Si (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 17. Dr. Ir. Deden Sudrajat, M.Si (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 18. Ir. Sri Rejeki Retna Pertiwi, MT (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 19. Dr. Rita Rahmawati, M.Si. (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 20. Dr. Irwan Charlis, SE., MM (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 21. Dr. Lucky Hikmat Maulana, SE., M.Si (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 22. Dr. Widyasari, M.Pd (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 23. Drs. Denny Hernawan, MA (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 24. Radif Khotamir Rusli, M.Ed (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 25. Dr. Rasmitadila, ST., M.Pd (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 26. Mas Nur Mukmin, SE., M.Ak (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 27. Zahra Khusnul Latifah, M.Pd (Djuanda University, Indonesia) 28. Endang Suryana Priyatna, SS., M.Hum., MA (University of Islamic 45 Bekasi) 29. Dr. Yayat Supriatna (University of Islamic 45 Bekasi) 30. Heri Yusuf, SS., MA (University of Islamic 45 Bekasi) 31. Malikus Sumadyo, S.Si., MT (University of Islamic 45 Bekasi) 32. Rahmadya Trias Handayanto, S.T, M.Kom., Ph.D (University of Islamic 45 Bekasi) 33. Dr. Nana Danapriatna, MP (University of Islamic 45 Bekasi) 34. Arien Heryansyah, S.TP., M.Si., Ph.D. (Ibn Khaldun University) 35. Mova Al’afgani, Ph.D (Ibn Khaldun University) 36. Dr. Budi Susetio (Ibn Khaldun University) 37. Dr. Yusup Durachman (UIN Jakarta) 38. Ass. Prof. Lubna Zaheer, (Institute of Communication Studies, University of the

Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan) 39. Asst. Prof. Dr.Ismail Lutfi Japakiya (Fatoni University) 40. Dr. Mohamad Ali Fulazzaky (Djuanda University, Bogor)

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Welcome Speech

Dear ladies and gentlemen,

In this very precious moment, I would like to convey my warm regards and high appreciation

for the eminent speakers, distinguished guests, respected colleagues, and all participants, from

the deepest of our heart for having you joining our conference.

The 2nd

Bogor International Conference for Social Sciences (BICSS) is the joining event which

was being held annually. Our joined hosts are Universitas Islam 45 Bekasi (UNISMA), Ibn

Khaldun University (UIKA), and Fatoni University. Directorat of higher Education, Ministry of

Research, Technology and Higher Education, Indonesia (RISTEKDIKTI), The Assessment

Institute for Foods, Drugs, and Cosmetics Indonesian Council of Ulama (LPPOM MUI) and

BTN Syariah who have supported us with such a very kind commitment. It is with the deepest

of gratitude that I would like to convey them my thankful.

Economics, Education, Business, Law, Administration, Communication, and Social Sciences

are some of the important parts of human life, especially in order to increase its position and

image in the world for human wellbeing and environmental sustainability. Research, and

conference related with Economic, Business, Law, Administration, Communication and Social

Sciences in the national and international levels. Those activities are due to develop and

communicate various findings and developments of the multidisciplinary among many parties,

including public government, private, state-owned enterprises, observers, researchers and users.

This conference hoped to provide thoughts and develop sciences as well as practices in the

fields of economy, business, law, and social sciences based on research, as well as honing the

skills of academicians, students, and practitioners in conducting critical thinking of the fields.

UNIDA as further education institution has played its role in educating people; since 1987 it has

graduated more than 10.000 graduates. At the moment, Djuanda University (UNIDA) has

gained a prestigious rank from the Ministry of Research and Technology, which is in 66 level of

the 100 best universities in Indonesia. This serves as an evidence that UNIDA has and will

continue to find ways to develop and inform sciences to the general public.

The conferences hope to serve as a forum to exchange ideas and experiences on findings and

thoughts presented in empirical and theoretical assessments among Indonesian and overseas

academicians and researchers. We deeply say thank a lot to all of you who make this conference

happened. The success of the BICSS depends completely to researchers who have written and

submitted papers on a variety of topics. We are honored to have Dr. H. Martin Roestamy, SH.,

MH., Prof. Ocky Karna Radjasa, Daniel Ruiz de Garibay, Ph.D, Ass. Prof. Dr. Novel Lyndon,

Dr. Ari Koski, and Ass. Prof. Lubna Zaheer as our keynote speaker. Thanks, are also deserved

for the committee members and editorial boards for their tirelessly contributions to this

conference. Finally, we welcome you to Bogor, Indonesia. We hope that you will have a good

time to see the city.

Dr. Rita Rahmawati

Chairman of BICSS 2018

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Content

Welcome Speach .................................................................................................. i

Content.................................................................................................................. ii

General International for Participants................................................................... xvi

Conference Venue Information ............................................................................ xix

Conference Schedule ........................................................................................... xx

Keynote Speech .................................................................................................... 1

Keynote Speech

1 ABS-132

The Partnership and Mutual Linkages among Various Parties;

Contribution to the Community Empowerment

Prof. Dr. Ocky Karna Radjasa

2

2 ABS-123 Rejuvenating Agriculture: Keeping Young Farmers in the Field

Daniel Ruiz de Garibay, Ph.D., Yenni Oktavia

3

3 ABS-116 The Role of Customary Land in the Well-Being of Rural Native

Ass. Prof. Novel Lyndon

4

4 ABS-133

Contradictio In-terminis on Legal Culture Assimilation

Between BOPUNCUR Communities and Middle East Tourists

Dr. H. Martin Roestamy, SH., MH

5

5 ABS-129

Developing Maternity and Child Care System Pilot

Project in Indonesia

Dr. Ari Koski

6

6 ABS-117 Capacity Empowerment, Mass Media and Women in Pakistan

Ass. Prof. Lubna Zaheer

7

Oral Sessions :

Education 1

1 ABS-13 The Effectiveness of Using Pictures Series on English

Vocabulary Achievement at Elementary School Students

Mega Febriani Sya

9

2 ABS-14 Jumbled-Letter Game: A strategy to Boost Learners

Interest in Vocabulary Teaching

Nora Fudhla, Carbiriena Solusia

10

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Education 1

3 ABS-17 National Character Education Model based on Islamic

Values

Muzayyanah Yuliasih

11

4 ABS-23 Digital Material Development of Information and

Communication Technology ICT in English Teaching

Course

Salam Mairi, Carbirienna Solusia, Witri Oktavia

12

5 ABS-33 The Indonesia National Qualification Framework Based-

Curriculum and the Graduate Competence Standard: A

Case Study in Travel and Tourism Business Study

Program

Gede Ginaya, AAAN Harmini, I Putu Budiarta, Kadek Ratih

Dwi Oktarini, I Wayan Nurjaya

13

6 ABS-35 Trend of Massive Open Online Course on Student of Post

Graduate Program in University of Islam 45, Bekasi

Pauzan Haryono

14

7 ABS-42 Improved Understanding of Students Concepts through

Mind Mapping

Aningsih, Rima Rikmasari, Yudi Budianti, Arrahim, Lelly

Ratna Qodariyah

15

8 ABS-51 The Quality Performance Empowered by the Role of

Organizational Culture and Job Satisfaction

Henny Suharyati, Sutji Harijanto

16

9 ABS-58 English: The Language of Globally-Shared Popular

Culture (GSPC)

Heri Yusup

17

10 ABS-60 Reflective Practice as A Way to Enhance Professional

Development in Pre-service English Teacher Education

Program

Nuraeni

18

11 ABS-155 A Critical Inquiry Into Arkoun’s Critique On Islamic

Reason

Nirwan Syafrin

19

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LAW 1

1 ABS-4 Effectiveness of the Development towards the Inmates of

Correctional Institutions in Pondok Rajeg Correctionalal

Institution, Cibinong, Bogor in accordance with Law No

12 of 1995 regarding Correctionalal

Endeh Suhartini, Martin Roestamy, Ani Yumarni

22

2 ABS-28 The role of Waqf Board of Indonesia (BWI) into

optimization the fuction of Nazhir as the Embodiment of

Accountability Principle of Islamic Law Perspective and

Law Number 41 of 2004

Ani Yumarni

23

3 ABS-37 Model of Protection on Juvenile Delinquent through

Diversion and Restorative Justice According to Law

Number 11 of 2012 Regarding Juvenile Criminal Justice

System

Ika Darmika

24

4 ABS-62 Alternative Model of Consumer Dispute Settlement

Financial Services Sector in Indonesia

Agus Satory, Adi Sulistiyono, Hari Purwadi

25

5 ABS-71 Juridicial Review in Consumer Law Evidence in Halal

Food

Jacobus Jopie Gilalo

26

6 ABS-73 State Administrative Dispute Resolution the Election of

the Governor , Regents and Mayors for Manifesting the

Elections Fair

Erman I. Rahim, I.G. Ayu Ketut Rahmi, Agus Riwanto

27

7 ABS-76 Legal Politics of a Proper Waging System in Conducting

Social Justice

Endeh Suhartini, Hartiwiningsih dan I Gusti Ayu Ketut

Rachmi Handayani

28

8 ABS-85 Royalty on Music and Song Copyright For Fiducia

Guarantee Object Nurwati, Adi Sulistiyono, Martin Roestamy

29

9 ABS-87 Waqf Land Productivity toward Source of Fund

Improvement in Islamic Base Education Institutions

Martin Roestamy

30

10 ABS-98 Improving Regional Own-Source Revenue (Pad) through

Development of Regional Owned Enterprises (BUMD)

Danu Suryani

31

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LAW 1

11 ABS-100 Legal Analysis of Business Freehold Title (SHPTU) As A

Capitalized Collateral for Market Traders

Ilman Khairi

32

Administration

1 ABS-55 Arrangement of Aparature Resources through the

Preparation of Structural Position Competency Standards

Irma Purnamasari, R Ahmad Munjin, Ike Atikah

Ratnamulyani

35

2 ABS-77 Service Quality Improvement Strategy Based on

Community Participation and Complaint Management in

the Land Service in the City of Bogor and Cianjur

Regency

Euis Salbiah, Maria Fitriah, Agustini

36

3 ABS-89 The Effectiveness of Implementation of the Social Support

Policy for Uninhabitable Housing Program in Bogor,

Indonesia.

Nandang Saefudin Z, Faisal TR

37

4 ABS-92 Developing the Administering Agency of the National

Park of Halimun Salak Mountain

Neng Virly Apriliyani, Rita Rahmawati, Denny Hernawan

38

5 ABS-102 New Student Admission of Zonation System in Bandung

City

Dian Purwanti, Ira Irawati

39

6 ABS-105 Model of Sustainable Forest Management Based on Local

Culture

Beddy Iriawan Maksudi, Rita Rahmawati, Euis Salbiah, Irma

Purnamasari, Berry Sastrawan

40

7 ABS-109 Model of Situational Leadership of Customary and Non-

Customary Communities in Forest Governance

Ginung Pratidina, Nandang Saefudin Z, Berry Sastrawan

41

8 ABS-111 Model for Strengthening Local Government Institutions in

Tourism Development

Berry Sastrawan, Rita Rahmawati, Ratnasari Azhari

42

9 ABS-119 Partnership Policy of Development Tourism in Area of

Geopark Ciletuh -Palabuhanratu Sukabumi Regency

Afmi Apriliani, Rita Rahmawati, Ratnasari Azahari

43

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Administration

10 ABS-134 Application of Good Governance Principles in Babakan

Madang, Bogor

Mahmud Danil, Olisah , Vilia Resmala, Ima Ruyani Arifin,

Gotfridus Goris Seran

44

11 ABS-139 Analysis of Public Service Quality in Kadumanggu

Village, Bogor Regency

Rani Wigasfi, Achmad Aliyudin, Evi Rahmawati, Ahmad

Danial Fahad, Raga Dewa, Irma Purnamasari

45

12 ABS-145 Institutional Capacity Building Model Desa Citaringgul Kecamatan Babakan Madang, Bogor Regency

Hermawati, Nisa Sapitriyani Dewi, Rita Rahmawati

46

13 ABS-47 Mono-dimensional Online Dawah in Indonesia: A Study

on Dawah of Khalid Basalamah Naufal Syahrin Wibowo and Naupal

47

Banking Business Sharia

1 ABS-93 The Application of Qardh in Islamic Banking

Muhamad Komarudin

49

2 ABS-3 Design of Agricultural Financing Products through

Sharia Micro Financial Institutions in Islamic Boarding

School (Case Study Islamic Boarding School Abdussalam)

Anas Alhifni

50

3 ABS-12 Opportunities and Options for Islamic Financing Fisheries

Models in Indonesian

Tuti Kurnia; Anas Alhifni; Rully Trihantana; T Rifqy

Thantawi

51

4 ABS-31 IFSBs Roles in Promoting Islamic Finance Industry : Is

the Current Guidance and Framework Enough ?

Adi Rahmannur Ibnu

52

5 ABS-39 Bali Beyond Travel Fair: Can the Event of BBTF Become

Media of Promotion for Tourism Development in

Indonesia?

Gede Ginaya, I Gede Mudana, I Gusti Made Wendri, AAAN

Harmini, Ni Wayan Wahyu Astuti

53

6 ABS-52 The Effect of Productive Zakat on Increasing Mustahiq

Revenue and Profit in Bekasi City

Purnama Putra, Wahyu Hidayat C P, Mas Deden Tirtajaya

54

7 ABS-65 The Role of Islamic Microfinance Institutions (LKMS) in

Fullfiling Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)

55

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Banking Business Sharia

Capital Needs

Metti Paramita, T. Rifqy Thantawi, Iskandar Zulkarnain,

Andri Brawijaya, Furqonul Haq

Society

1 ABS-5 Identification of Potential and Readiness of Malasari

Village to Become Tourism Village in Mount Halimun

Salak National Park

Ina Lidiawati, Ratna Sari Hasibuan, Sandi Lestari

57

2 ABS-46 Lexicon Etno-medicine: Indigenous Culture Mirrored

Kampung Naga

Megan Asri Humaira

58

3 ABS-50 The Transition in the Meaning of Suicide from the

Existential Ethics Dilemma into the Radical Ideological

Mechanism: Case Study of Suicide Bomber in Indonesia

(2000-2018)

Mutiara Indah Mega Lestari Taher, Naupal

59

4 ABS-53 Terrorism and Consumerism: An Analysis of Terrorism

Development in Zygmunt Baumans Liquid Modernity

based on Paul Riceours Critique of Ideology

Aisya Maura, Naupal

60

5 ABS-56 Bekasi Identity in Community Social Media Accounts Rido Budiman, M. Fakhran Al Ramadhan

61

6 ABS-57 Reinterpreting the Concept of Caliph through

Gadamerian Hermeneutics Approach

Aulia Rahman Nugraha, Naupal

62

7 ABS-69 Actually the Wives Want Their Husbands to Support the

Maternal Health Program: A Study of Pregnant Women

in Banjarmasin

Sudjatmiko Setyobudihono, Yuseran, Ermina Istiqomah,

Muhammad Azra Inan Abdillah

63

8 ABS-79 Tourists Profile and Perception Towards Ecotourism

Product in Ambengan Village, Singaraja Bali

Komang Trisna Pratiwi Arcana, Febianti

64

Economics 1

1 ABS-22 The Pattern of Empowerment of Mawah As A Model of Poverty

Eradication of Aceh Community in Subdistrict Kuta Baro

Nelly, Rahmi, Mahdani, Djuraidin Ismai

66

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Economics 1

2 ABS-25 Contribution of Tourism Object Development to

Traditional Traders, Revenue (study Manara Pandang

TourismObject Piere Tendean Banjarmasin)

Gusti Marliani

67

3 ABS-40 The Impact of E-filing Implementation on Increasing Tax

Compliance: Survey on Individual Taxpayer in Indonesia

Ni Made Suwitri Parwati, Femilia Zahra, Tampang, Tenripada

68

4 ABS-48 The Effect of Workload and Work Environment on

Employee Performance Housekeeping

Sri Harini, Sudarijati, Niken Kartiwi

69

5 ABS-59 The influence of Cooperative Information System

Universitas Muhammadiyah Sukabumi Based on Website

toward Member Service Quality

Sakti Alamsyah, Eris Darsawati, Ramdan Sukmawan

70

6 ABS-66 Entrepreneurial Orientation of Household Industries of

Local Foods in Bogor District, Jawa Barat

Faizal Maad, Linar Humaira, Anak Agung Eka Suarnata, Tun

Sudiyanti

71

7 ABS-72 The Effect of Capital and Volume of Business on the Value

Cooperative at Employees (A Case Study on Bogor City)

Susy Hambani, Ade Budi Setiawan, Masnur Mukmin, Sadam

Ali

72

8 ABS-75 Analysis of SME Managers Satisfaction toward

Intellectual Capital By Using Importance Performance

Analysis (The Study on Creative SMEs in Bogor, West

Jawa, Indonesia)

Sudarijati, Apendi Arsyad, Sri Harini

73

Management 1

1 ABS-6 Marketing Management Capability of West Java

Mangosteen Farmer

Reny Andriyanty, Hazwan Yunaz, Danial Thaib, Dodi

Wahab, Tagor Rambey

75

2 ABS-7 The Influence of Financial Leverage and Operating

Leverage to Profitability at Unilever Indonesia, Tbk

Jan Horas Veryady Purba

76

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Management 1

3 ABS-18 Effect of Company Size, Type of Industry, and Share

Ownership on Enterprise Resource Planning (Erp)

Application in Companies Listed in Indonesia Stock

Exchange in 2016

Rully Indriani, Bimo Berdia Desnata

77

4 ABS-19 The Influence of Ownership Structure to Web

Communication through CSR Web Disclosure Quality

Bimo Berdia Desnata, Rully Indriani

78

5 ABS-26 Marketing Strategy of Paksebali Tourist Village Towards

Smart Village Destination as Tourism Icon in Klungkung

Regency-Bali

I Wayan Pantiyasa, Denok Lestari

79

6 ABS-29 Analysis of Effectiveness of Taxation and Taxpayer

Awareness of Compliance with Tax Impact on the

Improvement of Regional Income in Tangerang City

Doddy Mulyono, Yudi Nur Supriadi, Ari Agung Nugroho

80

7 ABS-30 Analysis of Strategy for Increasing Business Performance

through Innovation Capability in the Textile Industry in

Banten

Yudi Nur Supriadi I, Eeng Ahman, Ende

81

Education 2

1 ABS-61 The effects of Character Education Implemented in

English Language Teaching

Dewi Suriyani Djamdjuri

83

2 ABS-63 Students Interest on the Use of Islamic Teaching Materials

in English Language Teaching

Dewi Suriyani Djamdjuri

84

3 ABS-67 Development of Teaching Materials Model for

Educational Leadership courses based on Tawhidic

Values: A Preliminary Research

Berliana Kartakusumah, Fachrur Razi Amir

85

4 ABS-80 The Representations of Informative Function in Handling

Food Service at Restaurant

Denok Lestari, I Wayan Pantiyasa

86

5 ABS-95 The Role of Pesantren toward Economic Empowerment

of the Surrounding Society

Radif Khotamir Rusli, Asep Sugandi

87

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Education 2

6 ABS-101 Perception of Elementary School Teachers to Readiness

Formation of Inclusive Elementary School

Rasmitadila, Reza Rachmadtullah

88

7 ABS-106 Utilization of Waste as a Source of Learning for Primary

Students towards Civil Society

R. Andi Ahmad Gunadi, Zulfitria, Happy Indira Dewi

89

8 ABS-121 Sound Correspondences among Cognates Shared by

Arabic, English, and Indonesian

Fauzi Syamsuar

90

9 ABS-122 Current Condition of Students Awareness for Scientific

Publication: Case in Bogor Ibn Khaldun University

Ruhenda & E. Mujahidin

91

10 ABS-124 Guidance and Counseling at Islamic University in Helping

Student of Academic Procrastination Cases

Imas Kania Rahman.

92

Management 2

1 ABS-32 The Development of Absorptive Capacity in Large Firm

Automotive Segment

Syahyono

94

2 ABS-34 Tourism Marketing Model Based on Culture That

Triggers the Empowerment of SMES (The Study on KSPN

in West Java, Indonesia)

Lucky Hikmat Maulana, Irwan Ch., Dwi Gemina

95

3 ABS-36 Premium Services As Competitive Advantage for Halal

Supply Chain in Indonesia

Raden Didiet Rachmat Hidayat , Wynd Rizaldy, Lis Lesmini,

Friska Mastarida, Hasanuddin Yasni

96

4 ABS-38 Effect of Determining City Minimum Wages on the

Sustainability of Industrial Sector Investments the

Implications for Manpower Absorption in the City of

Tangerang

Dodi Subagia, Asep Sugara, Agus Rahmat Hermawanto

97

5 ABS-41 Entrepreneurial Intentions among Entrepreneurship

Course Students Shaped by Individual Effects and Family

Support

Haris Budiyono, Rianti Setyawasih

98

6 ABS-64 Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting of State Owned

Enterprises/Regional Owned Enterprises in Central

99

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Management 2

Sulawesi Province

Muliati, Mohammad Iqbal

7 ABS-70 Muslim Tourist Satisfaction of Halal Tourism in Lombok Filda Rahmiati, Meilisa Audina Putri

100

8 ABS-81 The Implementation of Proactive Environmental

Strategies and Its Relation to the Environmental

Performance

Genoveva, Lisbeth Sibarani

101

9 ABS-82 The Impact of Total Quality Management (TQM)

Implementation, Performance Measurement System and

Reward System on Managerial Performance in PT

Multistrada Arah Sarana Tbk Cikarang

Genoveva, Lisbeth Sibarani

102

10 ABS-90 The Effect of Entrepreneurship Marketing on the

Performance of Small and Medium Scale of Snacks

Industries with a Balanced Scorecard Approach in

ASEAN Economic Community in Bandung West Java

Province

Dwi Gemina, Irwan Ch, Sri Harini

103

Society / Politics

1 ABS-84 Influence Analysis of Service Quality and Satisfaction

Sights Visitors Loyalty in Samarinda Botanical Gardens

Rinto dwi atmojo

105

2 ABS-94 Institutional Capacity Building of Fishermen for

Adaptation to Climate Change : A Preliminary Model

Denny Hernawan, Rita Rahmawati, YGG Seran, Muhamad

Lutfie

106

3 ABS-107 Conflict Management in Forest Resource in West Java

and West Kalimantan Indonesia

Rita Rahmawati, Denny Hernawan, Arya Hadi Dharmawan,

Dudung Darusman, Rilus Kinseng

107

4 ABS-120 Self Control, Parenting Quality, and Peer Groups on

Adolescent Prosocial Behavior

Siti Nurhidayah, Ratna Duhita Pramintari, Agustina Ekasari

108

5 ABS-130 The Form of Impoliteness Potentially toward Ethnic,

Religion, Race, and Inter-Group Conflict in Social Media

Instragram

MiftahulKhairah Anwar

109

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Society / Politics

6 ABS-131 Green Village Destination As the Tourism Development

Concept in Pelaga, Petang, Badung Regency

A A. Ayu Arun Suwi Arianty, I Made Trisna Semara

110

7 ABS-1 The Nationally Concurrent Local Executive Election:

Model and Policy for Indonesia

Gotfridus Goris Seran, Muhammad Taufiq

111

8 ABS-11 Political Identity and the Nation-State in Riau Muchid Albintan, Erman

112

Communication

1 ABS-27 Consumer Value Creation of Local Tourism on Social

Media

Saepudin

114

2 ABS-43 Communication System and Information Society of Rural

Area

Ika Yuliasari

115

3 ABS-74 Political Ecological Communication in the Preservation of

the Kamojang Nature Reserve

Indriyati Kamil

116

4 ABS-78 Model of Communication in Families with the Formation

of Teenage Attitude

Sukarelawati, Undang Suryatna, Muhammad Luthffie

117

5 ABS-83 The Role of Extension Worker in the Development of

Agriculture Information Network through Cyber

Extension in Lampung Province

Dame Trully Gultom, Sumaryo Gitosaputro

118

6 ABS-91 The Implementation of Journalistic Ethics Code: A Case

of Radar Bogor Newspaper

Ike Atikah Ratnamulyani, Agustini, Anisa Cikal

119

7 ABS-126 Communication Skill

Solehudin, Liya Megawati

120

8 ABS-128 Communication Model for Capacity Building of

Agribusiness Actors in Aquaculture

Yenny Oktavia

121

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Communication

9 ABS-135 Uses of Virtual Communication in Improving Students

Learning Achievement in Galileo Vocational High School,

Kadumanggu Village, Kecamatan Babakan Madang,

Bogor Regency

Ika Rosdiana Sari, Acep Muhamad Rusman, Ayu Warda Vera

Ameera, Hirman Nurdin, Juan Maria Romadhona, Kurnia

Agung Pratama, Melyani Filtania, Nova Agnesha, Raisatul

Janah, Ike Atikah Ratnamulyani

122

10 ABS-138 Socialization of Family Planning Program to Increase

Community Welfare in Bojong Koneng, Babakan

Madang, Bogor

Ruth Novelita, Agustin Sulastri, Holid Hidayat, Ihwan

Winaldi, Meli Seliani, M. Fatihi Aprianto, Mutia Dwi Putri,

Rescky Amanda, Setiawan, Maria Fitria

123

11 ABS-142 Communication Pattern of Village Government in

Socializing Agrotourism Development Planning Based on

Education in Cijayanti Village, Bogor Regency

Tessa Susanti, Ahmad Gholi Farhan, Diana Perwitasari, Iga

Rostiani, Muayah, Napisah Maulidah, Pradini Nurachmagita,

Zulfikor Nurfan, Bima Wicaksono, Agustini

124

Education 3

1 ABS-125 Social Tolerance of High School Students in Bogor

Endin Mujahidin, Najamudin, Movi Riana Rahmawanti

126

2 ABS-137 Professional Competence of Teachers in Direct Learning

through Scientific Approach in Curriculum 2013

Zahra Khusnul Lathifah, Hasan Bisri, Sintia Khoeriyanti

127

3 ABS-140 Survei Recipient of an Education Scholarship Program

(BidikMisi) for Students in Indonesia

Rusi Rusmiati Aliyyah, Unifah Rosyidi, Rugaiyah Yazid

128

4 ABS-147 Learning Materials Development Based on Blended

Learning in the Subject of Elementary School Lesson

Planning

Widyasari, Syamsuddin Ali Nasution, Awaluddin A. Gaffar

129

5 ABS-150 Building Nation Morality Based on Islamic Education

Amir Mahrudin

130

6 ABS-151 Interpersonal Communication Improvement and

Academic Achievement of Students through Application-

131

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Education 3

Based Learning

R Siti Pupu Fauziah, La Ode Amril

7 ABS-152 The influence of learning motivation and parental care on

mathematics learning achievement (survey of Private

Vocational Schools in Ciawi District, Bogor Regency)

Yuppy Triwidatin

132

8 ABS-154 The Influence of the Discipline of Learning to the Self-

Efficacy of Learners

O Abdurakhman, Z Nisa, La Ode Amril

133

LAW 2

1 ABS-103 Model of the Legal Aid for the Poor People Based on the

Principle of Equality in the Law

Dadang Supriyatna

135

2 ABS-104 Improving Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) of

Culinary Business in Bogor by Legal Protection and Halal

Certification

Inayatullah Hasyim

136

3 ABS-112 Protection Model and Fulfillment of Patient Rights on the

Implementation of Informed Consen in Indonesia

Syafruddin, Arif Rohman

137

4 ABS-115 Freedom of Internet Access in Cyber Law Agus Pramono

138

5 ABS-127 Conflict of Law in the Owner Association and the

Occupants of the Flat House Unit (P3SRS) in Indonesia

Sudiman Sihotang

139

6 ABS-136 The Future of Indonesia Bank Secrecy in Digital Era: The

responsibilities of Credit Information Management

Institution (Lembaga Pengelola Informasi

Perkreditan/LPIP) on Misuse of banking customers Data

Jaka Santos

140

7 ABS-144 Juridicial Review of the Genetic Engineering Use on Corn

Food Products Event Mon 87427

Ajeng Famela, Efridani Lubis, J.Jopie Gilalo, Endeh

Suhartini, Nurul Syarifah

141

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Economics 2

1 ABS-108 Understanding the Role of Spiritual Motivation toward

Career Interest in Accounting Students in Islamic

Financial Institutions

Mas Nur Mukmin, Ade Budi Setiawan, Rossi Sindoda, Tini

Kartini

143

2 ABS-110 Trading Friction and Spread Decomposition in Indonesian

Stock Exchange

Immas Nurhayati, Irwan Adi Ekaputra, Zaafri Ananto Husodo

144

3 ABS-113 Economic Capacity through Preparation of Financial

Statements of Simple Groups of Fruit Plant Breeding

Farm in the Village Karacak Leuwiliang Bogor District

Indra Cahya Kusuma, Mas Nur Mukmin, Listio Wuryanto

145

4 ABS-118 The Role of International Trade to Economic Growth: The

Case of Indonesia

Hendri Tanjung and Abrista Devi

146

5 ABS-146 The Effect of Marketing Mix on Consumer Buying

Interest in Micro Small Medium Enterprises (Msme)

Snacks Product in Bogor City

Endang Silaningsih, Titiek Tjahja Andari, Putri Utami

147

6 ABS-148 Customer Experience Analysis Improve Revisit Intention

in Destinations Bogor City Tourism

Erni Yuningsih, Hardiansyah, Dwi Gemina

148

7 ABS-149 Increase Consumer Loyalty, Based on A Tourism Product

Distinctive Approach to Sukabumi City Tourism

Destinations

Egi Hergiana, M.Rafli Fahrezi, Dwi Noven Nugroho, Musa

Mulyadi, Erni Yuningsih

149

8 ABS-153 The Connection Disclosure Between Accounting Student

Career Decisions, Spiritual Motivation, Social Values and

Islamic Financial Institutions

Warizal, Mas Nur Mukmin, Andy Lasmana, Rosi Sindoda

150

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General Information for Participants

▪ Registration

The registration desk will be located at HOTEL ONIH Jl. Paledang No. 52 Bogor 16720 Bogor, West Java, Indonesia

1. Location: Hotel Onih Bogor, Grand Ballroom, Main Lobby 1st Floor, Bogor-Indonesia

2. Open hours: 07:30-08:30 Tuesday, September 25, 2018 07:30-08:30 Wednesday, September 26, 2018

▪ Organizer

Djuanda University, Bogor Bogor, Indonesia Tel: +62 251 8240 773, Fax: +62 251 8240 985 Web: http:\\unida.ac.id

▪ Join Host

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▪ A Polite Request to All Participants

Participants are requested to arrive in a timely fashion for all addresses, whether their own, or to those of other presenters. Presenters are reminded that the time slots should be divided fairly and equally between the number of presentations, and that they should not over run. The session chair is asked to assume this timekeeping role and to summarize key issues in each topic.

▪ Preparation for Oral Presentations

All presentation rooms are equipped with a screen, a LCD projector, and a laptop computer installed with Microsoft Office Power Point. You will be able to insert your USB flash drive into the computer and double check your file in Power Point software. We recommend you to bring two copies of the file in case that one fails.

▪ Preparation for Poster Presentations

Material Provided by the Conference Organizer: 1. X-frame display & base fabric canvases (60*160 cm) 2. Adhesive tapes or binder clips. Material Provided by the Presenters: 1. Home-made poster(s). 2. Material: not-limited, can be posted on the canvases 3. Recommended poster size: 60*160 cm

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Sample:

160 cm

60 cm

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Conference Venue Information Hotel Onih

Address: JalanPaledang No. 50 - 52, Paledang, Bogor Tengah, Kota Bogor, Jawa Barat 16122 Phone: (0251) 8315008 Airport

xx BICSS 2018 : The Second Bogor International Conference for Social Science

Conference Schedule

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2018

Time Schedule Venue

07.30 – 08.00 Registration and Coffee Morning

08.00 – 08.30 Opening Session:

Opening by MC

National Anthem “Indonesia Raya”

Djuanda University Hymne

Welcome Speech and opening ceremony held

by Rector of Djuanda University

Praying

Ballroom

08.30 – 11.45 Keynote Speech Session :

1. Prof. Ocky Karna Radjasa: The Partnership and Mutual Linkages

Among Various Parties; Contribution to

the Community Empowerment

2. Daniel Ruiz de Garibay: Rejuvenating Agriculture: Keeping Young

Farmers in the Field

3. Ass. Prof. Dr. Novel Lyndon: The Role of Customary Land in the Well-

Being of Rural Native

4. Dr. H. Martin Roestamy, SH, MH: Contradictio In-terminis on Legal Culture

Assimilation Between BOPUNCUR

Communities and Middle East Tourists

5. Ass. Prof. Dr. Lubna Zaheer: Capacity Empowerment, Mass Media and

Women in Pakistan

6. Dr. Ari Koski: Developing Maternity and Child Care

System Pilot Project in Indonesia

Moderator : Dr. Arya Hadi Dharmawan

Ballroom

11.45 – 13.00 Lunch break

13.00 – 15.30

Concurrent Session BICSS Education 1 (11)

Ballroom

Corner 1

Concurrent Session BICSS Law 1 (11)

Ballroom

Corner 2

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Time Schedule Venue

13.00 – 15.30

Journal Corner Ballroom

Corner 3

Concurrent Session BICSS Administration (13)

Meeting Room 6, Floor

1

Concurrent Session BICAS

Agriculture (8)


1

Coaching Clinict for Scitepress Proceeding

Indexed Scopus

Meeting Room

Mezzanine Floor 1,5

15.30 - 15.45 Coffee Break

15.45 - 17.00 Concurrent Session BICSS

Banking (1)

Business and Business Sharia (6)

Ballroom

Corner 1

Concurrent Session BICSS

Society 1 (8)

Ballroom

Corner 2


Corner 3


Economics 1 (8)


1


Animal Sciences (7)


1


Management 1 (7)

Meeting Room

Mezzanine Floor 1,5

19.30 - 21.00 Gala Dinner for Invited Speaker

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2018

Time Schedule Venue

07.30 - 08.00 Registration and coffee morning

08.00 –11.45 1. The Excellency Dr. Osamh Mohammed Al-Shuibi :

Halal Perspective on Islamic Rules and Toyyiban

Aspects

2. Asst. Prof. Dr.Ismail Lutfi Japakiya: Halal and

Haram in Light of the Quran and Sunnah

3. Dr. Ir. Lukmanul Hakim, M.Si : Halal Regulations

in Indonesia

4. Tain Tsair Hsu : Why and how Taiwan could be a

good partner for developing the Halal market?

5. Prof. Marco Tieman : Problems in halal supply

chains in ASEAN Islamic Countries

6. Prof. Winai Dahlan: The Precision Halalization and

Digitalization of Halal Materials and Products

Moderator: H. Muhammad Agus Mulyana, MA

Ballroom

11.45– 13.00 Lunch break

13.00 -15.30 Concurrent Session BICSS Education 2 (10)

Ballroom

Corner 1


Management 2 (10)

Ballroom

Corner 2


Corner 3


Society 2 (6)

Politics (2)


1


Food Sciences (10)


1


Communication (11)

Meeting Room

Mezzanine Floor 1,5

15.30 - 15.45 Coffee Break

15.45 – 17.00


Education 3 (8)

Ballroom

Corner 1


law 2 (7)

Ballroom

Corner 2


Economics 2 (8)


1

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Time Schedule Venue

15.45 – 17.00 Concurrent Session BICAS

Science and Technology (7)


1


Soil and Environmental Sciences (3 )

Biological Sciences and Biotechnology (2)

Halal Science (1)

Meeting Room

Mezzanine Floor 1,5

17.00 – 17.30 Awards to the Winner of the best paper & Closing Ballroom

BICSS 2018 : The Second Bogor International Conference for Social Science 1

Keynote Speech BICSS

Tuesday, September 25, 2018,

08.30 – 11.45

Ballroom

Session Chair: Dr. Arya Hadi Dharmawan

[ABS-132]

The Partnership and Mutual Linkages Among Various Parties;

Contribution to the Community Empowerment

Prof. Ocky Karna Radjasa

[ABS-123]

Rejuvenating Agriculture: Keeping Young Farmers in the Field

Dr. Daniel Ruiz de Garibay

Dr. Yenni Oktavia

[ABS-116]

The Role of Customary Land in the Well-Being of Rural Native

Ass. Prof. Dr. Novel Lyndon

[ABS-133]

Contradictio In-terminis on Legal Culture Assimilation Between BOPUNCUR


Dr. H. Martin Roestamy, SH, MH

[ABS-129]

Developing Maternity and Child Care System Pilot Project in Indonesia

Dr. Ari Koski

[ABS-117]

Capacity Empowerment, Mass Media and Women in Pakistan

Ass. Prof. Dr. Lubna Zaheer

2 BICSS 2018 : The Second Bogor International Conference for Social Science

Keynote Speech

Ballroom

08.30 – 11.45, Tuesday, September 25, 2018

[ABS-132]

The Partnership and Mutual Linkages Among Various Parties: Contribution to the

Community Empowerment

Prof. Dr. Ocky Karna Radjasa

Directorate of Research and Community Services

Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education

Abstract

Community empowerment refers to the process of enabling communities to increase control

over their lives. Community empowerment has been one of the three pillars of universities in

Indonesia. Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education has recognized

community empowerment as a vehicle to downstream the research results to solve societal

problems. Community empowerment necessarily addresses the social, cultural, political and

economic determinants and seeks to build partnerships with other sectors in finding solutions.

Partnership among the stake holders involved is an important factor contributing the success

of community empowerment by providing the opportunity to cooperate and work together.

Keywords: Partnership, Community Empowerment, Parties

Topic: Society


Keynote Speech

Ballroom


[ABS-123]

Rejuvenating Agriculture: Keeping Young Farmers in the Field

Daniel Ruiz de Garibay, Ph.D (a), Dr. Yenni Oktavia (b)

(a) Universitas Indonesia, (b) Universitas Andalas

Corresponding Author: [email protected]

Abstract

This paper addresses the need to promote the inclusion, integration, incorporation, social,

legal and economic recognition of young people within the agricultural sector. The aim of

this paper is both to provide policy inputs for public policies that promote inclusion of youth

farmers in the agricultural sector and to be an exercise of inclusion by generating an

opportunity for young farmers to take part on the policy-making cycle.

From the starting point that youth should be at the centre of the processes defining policies

that affect them, this paper lays out a methodology for addressing the major challenges faced

by young farmers. After a brief description of the context where major challenges affecting

youth in agriculture are explained, the paper discusses factors hindering access to farming

and political participation. Then the paper presents policy recommendations; including the

need of communication and information for young farmers.

Keywords: Sustainable Rural Development, Social Inclusion, Social Development,

Communication, Access to Information, Young Farmers

Topic: Society


Keynote Speech

Ballroom


[ABS-116]

The Role of Customary Land in the Well-Being of Rural Native

Ass. Prof. Dr. Novel Lyndon

School of Social Development and Environmental Studies,

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities,

University Kebangsaan Malaysia, Bangi 43600, Selangor, Malaysia

Abstract

This study sought to examine the Bidayuh natives current notions of the good life anticipating

the preservation of the eco-centrism in them. Using phenomenology as the qualitative

research design a total of 50 respondents were engaged in in-depth field interviews and focus

group discussions. The data gathered were analysed using the content analysis with the

assistance of the NVivo software. The results were a collection of 22 dominant themes and

six categories of the good life that signified a changing role for the Native Customary Rights

Land (NCRL). Whereas before the NCRL was the cradle of a contented life sustained around

a balanced nature-society relationship the NCRL now is the battlefield for disgruntled natives

to grapple with their raised expectations and new discontents. It is no longer acceptable that

the NCRL remains just ecologically pristine; it has to be managed to generate greater material

wealth to circumvent the natives heightened sense of economic insecurity, deprivation, new

benchmarks of success and fulfilment. As larger part of the responsibility of this new task

falls on the states shoulder, policy makers would do well to pay closer attention to the natives

re-configured notions of the good life.

Keywords: Bidayuh natives, communal living, Native Customary Rights Land (NCRL),

notions of the good life, phenomenological approach, rising expectations

Topic: Society


Keynote Speech

Ballroom


[ABS-133]

Contradictio In-terminis on Legal Culture Assimilation Between BOPUNCUR


Dr. H. Martin Roestamy, SH.,MH.

The Chancellor (Chairman) of Djuanda University, Bogor. Post Graduate School of Law,

Indonesia.

E-mail address [email protected]

Abstract

It is undeniable, due to the association of life that naturally builds up well, the teachers or

priests who are of Arab descent are called "habib" while the entrepreneurs are called "wan" as

a sense of public reverence for Arab descendants who have assimilated total. Tourist visits

have been more fruitful to public relations and tourists more intensively because among

tourists develop religious culture, value system, social activities, even some of them have

families and build businesses. BOPUNCUR is a very favourite designation for the people of

Saudi Arabia who fill 80% of Middle East tourist visits. This research was carried out with a

non-doctrinal or socio-legal empirical approach, namely qualitative research based on field

data and the results of in-depth observations of each interaction that is associated with the

Indonesian nations legal culture and local wisdom. From this study found the factors that are

conditio sinea quanon that encourage cultural acceleration, among others, the existence of

Sundanese local wisdom in BOPUNCUR namely; permissiveness, avoidance of conflict,

scepticism, and transactional culture of local communities that have a positive and negative

impact on the legal culture.

Keywords: Legal Culture, BOPUNCUR Communities, Assimilation, Middle Eastern tourists

Topic: Law


Keynote Speech

Ballroom


[ABS-117]

Capacity Empowerment, Mass Media and Women in Pakistan

Ass. Prof. Dr. Lubna Zaheer

Institute of Communication Studies, University

of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.

Abstract

Pakistan is a third world Islamic country in which patriarchy and male domination are

widespread. However, from last few years, societal changes have been noticed in this regard.

The credit goes to women rights activists and vibrant mass media in Pakistan. In the world

over, communication and media are considered extremely significant when it comes to

women development. Although, media in Pakistan are criticized for giving less coverage to

women issues, but even then Pakistani media, has played a meaningful role to highlight their

problems. Therefore, now dramas, discussions, talk shows and news contents are produced in

the country mainstream media. Likewise, social media has also played vital role; blunt issues

which can’t be debated in mainstream media due to editorial restrictions are deliberated in

social media forums. In this way, mass media has empowered the women in real sense and

provided them the avenues to express their opinions and bring their issues into public

discourse. This paper examines the role of mainstream and new media towards capacity

empowerment of Pakistani women. This is an argumentative study that presents an overview

as to how mass media have emancipated and empowered the women. In the end, suggestions

have been furnished for further effective use of mass media so that capacity building and

empowerment of women could be enhanced.

Keywords: capacity empowerment; women empowerment; Pakistani media; capacity

building and mass media

Topic: Communication


Keynote Speech

Ballroom


[ABS-129]

Developing Maternity and Child Care System Pilot Project in Indonesia

By: Dr. Ari Koski Key Account Manager

Finland University

Abstract

Why Finland?. Finland has more than 60 years of experience in the maternity and child care

system, which has led to a significant decrease in maternal and infant mortality and improved

women and child health. For example, in 2013, the vaccination coverage for small children

was 95% and the perinatal death rate 3.5/1000 children. In 1936, a total of 95 of every 1,000

Finnish children died before age 5, but that number has dropped to just 2.9 by 2011. For

mothers, the mortality rate has dropped from 400 mothers per 100,000 births in the 1930s to

less than current five. In 2011, not a single maternal death was recorded. Main objectives of

the pilot project. The key partners of the Project believe that there exist significant

possibilities to implement Finnish best practises to improve the health and quality of life of

Indonesian mothers and children. The main objective of the training and development project

is to support the design and implementation of the model for a maternity and child care

system in the Indonesian pilot region and to research and evaluate the impact of the new

activities. The project aims to increase level of quality of medical care, to improve the

maternal and infant health and to decrease maternal and child morbidity and mortality in the

pilot region. The project furthermore aims at establishing valuable experiences and references

from Finland for further actions at local, regional and national levels.

Keywords: Why Finland, maternity and child care system, training and development project

Topic: Education


Oral Session BICSS

Education 1 (11)


13.00 - 15.30

Ballroom

Corner 1

Session Chair: Pauzan Haryono

[ABS-13] The Effectiveness of Using Pictures Series on English Vocabulary Achievement at

Elementary School Students

Mega Febriani Sya

[ABS-14] Jumbled-Letter Game: A strategy to Boost Learners Interest in Vocabulary

Teaching


[ABS-17] National Character Education Model based on Islamic Values

Muzayyanah Yuliasih

[ABS-23] Digital Material Development of Information and Communication Technology

ICT in English Teaching Course


[ABS-33] The Indonesia National Qualification Framework Based-Curriculum and the

Graduate Competence Standard: A Case Study in Travel and Tourism Business Study

Program

Gede Ginaya, AAAN Harmini, I Putu Budiarta, Kadek Ratih Dwi Oktarini, I Wayan Nurjaya

[ABS-35] Trend of Massive Open Online Course on Student of Post Graduate Program in

University of Islam 45, Bekasi

Pauzan Haryono

[ABS-42] Improved Understanding of Students Concepts through Mind Mapping

Aningsih, Rima Rikmasari, Yudi Budianti, Arrahim, Lelly Ratna Qodariyah

[ABS-51] The Quality Performance Empowered by the Role of Organizational Culture and

Job Satisfaction


[ABS-58] English: The Language of Globally-Shared Popular Culture (GSPC)

Heri Yusup

[ABS-60] Reflective Practice as a Way to Enhance Professional Development in Pre-service

English Teacher Education Program

Nuraeni

[ABS-155] A Critical Inquiry Into Arkoun’s Critique On Islamic Reason Nirwan Syafrin


[ABS-13]

The Effectiveness of Using Pictures Series on English Vocabulary Achievement at

Elementary School Students

Mega Febriani Sya

The Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP), Djuanda University, Bogor,

Indonesia


Abstract

The purpose of the research was to find out the effectiveness of picture series in improving

English vocabulary, specifically elementary level. This was based on some problem faced by

the students in memorizing the vocabularies. Just by the black and white printed English

lesson book could not attract the motivation to behave English. The very simple cooperative

media that is good for English and able to attract motivation of student is picture series.

Picture can be found everywhere, from the flea magazines; little effort by pictures

downloaded is also good. If you have any desire of art, cutting and creating the colourful

pictures must be good choice. To find out the effectiveness the picture series media was

treated in experiment group. These two groups treatments were selected randomly by cluster

sampling from the population. As both treatment groups had been equivalence in the terms of

ability at the beginning of this research. Post-tests had been done for both groups. The result

was analysed by t-test. The calculation reveals that t-observed could exceed the t-table it

means that the hypothesis was statistically accepted.

Keywords: Pictures Series, English Vocabulary, Elementary Students.

Topic: Education


[ABS-14]

Jumbled-Letter Game: A strategy to Boost Learners Interest in Vocabulary Teaching


English Education Department, Faculty of Languages and Arts, Universitas Negeri Padang

Abstract

This article is written due to the challenging problems found in English class, especially in

teaching vocabulary. According to some English teachers, teaching vocabulary through

memorizing the list would be boring and should be avoided. For that reasons, a fun but

meaningful way to teach vocabulary is needed. One of them is by using gamification. It has

been showed that language games have advantages and effectiveness in learning vocabulary

in various ways. In this paper, the writer would like to introduce a language game namely,

Jumbled Letter Game. It is claimed that this language game allows the students to master

vocabulary without memorizing the words. Besides, the use of Jumbled Letter game in

teaching vocabulary may overcome the student’s difficulty to arrange the correct word

spelling. At the later stage, this paper will discuss the whole interesting findings about the

topic which will be contributing to the field of ELT in Indonesia.

Keywords: vocabulary teaching, language game, gamification, jumbled letter game

Topic: Education


[ABS-17]

National Character Education Model based on Islamic Values

Muzayyanah Yuliasih

Islamic University 45, Jalan Cut Mutia Raya No. 83, Bekasi, Indonesia

Abstract

This paper provides an overview of the integrated educational model in shaping the character

of nationality with the aim of finding a model of character formation. Method by combining

character education in Pancasila subjects by digging and analysing regularly the noble values

of Islam. An integrated curriculum model that can be recommended for character education

that has the goal of shaping the character of Islam. Making Islamic values that encourage the

realization of moderation in Islam. Develop understanding of Islam Rahmatan lil alamin.

Character education must have the philosophy of the state as the nation’s wealth in preparing

the lifestyle of advanced and civilized people. Integrated education with character building

fosters loves for the homeland. Mutual love respect and high tolerance. Islam and all social

structures affect Pancasila, and Pancasila as the basis of the state are strongly correlated with

the growth and development of the times. This is where the importance of character

education of nationality that is able to give special features for Indonesia to become a great

nation, civilized, advanced and honourable.

Keywords: National; Education; Islamic Values

Topic: Education


[ABS-23]

Digital Material Development of Information and Communication Technology ICT in

English Teaching Course


Universitas Negeri Padang

Abstract

The advancement of technology in the global era has driven UNP to collaborate with ASEAN

country members for globalized students teaching practice which is aligned with UNPs vision

and mission. The course of Information and Communication Technology ICT in English

Teaching has been one of the fundamental courses in the English Department at Universitas

Negeri Padang. It serves the market demand nationally and globally where the skills of

teaching and skills of Information Technology IT need to be obtained. However, the

potentials of employing digital teaching materials in the course have not been optimized.

Therefore, there is a need for the department and university to develop a better concept and

materials involving digital system which allows the students to actively engage ICT features

in the teaching and learning process. Thus, the students can simulate the use of ICT for

teaching and learning English especially within Blended Learning approach. This is believed

to be able to support the effectiveness and efficiency of learning process. This paper will

present the initial findings and initial material design for ICT in ELT course.

Keywords: ICT, Blended Learning, English Teaching, Material Development, Digital

Topic: Education


[ABS-33]

The Indonesia National Qualification Framework Based-Curriculum and the Graduate

Competence Standard: A Case Study in Travel and Tourism Business Study Program

Gede Ginaya, AAAN Harmini, I Putu Budiarta, Kadek Ratih Dwi Oktarini, I Wayan Nurjaya

Jurusan Pariwisata, Politeknik Negeri Bali, Jl. Kampus Bukit Jimbaran, Badung, Bali,

Indonesia


Abstract

The Travel and Tourism Business, State Polytechnic of Bali has implemented KKNI-based

curriculum since the academic year of 2016/2017, one academic year up to when this study is

performed. KKNI stands for Kerangka Kualifikasi Nasional Indonesia or Indonesia National

Qualification Framework. The curriculum system demands that each of the graduates obtain

qualifications in accordance with their educational level criteria. This study is aimed at

investigating the effectiveness of the implementation of KKNI based-curriculum in the Study

Program. By applying a descriptive qualitative research method, the data were collected

through literature study of the KKNI-based curriculum document (Peraturan Menteri Riset,

Teknologi, dan Pendidikan Tinggi nomor 44, Tahun 2015 or the Regulation of The Ministry

Research, Technology, and Higher Education Number 44, Year 2015 on Higher Education

International Standard), as well as in-depth interview with the stakeholders, teachers,

students, graduates, curriculum developer, and curriculum experts. The study found, so far,

the implementation of KKNI in Travel and Tourism Study Program of Tourism Department

of Bali State Polytechnic has been effective. It has been able to facilitate the students to

obtain the required competencies; firstly, in accordance with KKNI, and secondly in

accordance with their prospective workplace (travel and tourism) requirement.

Keywords: KKNI, Graduate Competencies, Travel and Tourism Business

Topic: Education


[ABS-35]

TREND OF MASSIVE OPEN ONLINE COURSE ON STUDENT OF POST

GRADUATE PROGRAM IN UNIVERSITY OF ISLAM 45, BEKASI

Pauzan Haryono

University of Islam 45. Bekasi

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to know the tendency of the students of Post Graduate

Program in University of Islam 45 Bekasi in the Massive Open Online Course (MOOC). This

research uses action method (action research) by introducing two models MOOC, IndonesiaX

and Khan Academy, then students are required to join the course completely. Based on the

certificates obtained by the students, reviewed the tendency they follow the MOOC.

The results showed that the students of Post Graduate Program in University of Islam 45

Bekasi prefer to join of IndonesiaX than Khan Academy with the reason of language mastery.

All of the 34 students who join MOOC, there are 32 people join IndonesiaX completely and

only 2 people who join Khan Academy completely

Keywords: Massive Open on-Line Course, IndonesiaX, Khan Academy

Topic: Education


[ABS-42]

Improved Understanding of Students Concepts through Mind Mapping

Aningsih, Rima Rikmasari, Yudi Budianti, Arrahim, Lelly Ratna Qodariyah

Universitas Islam 45, Bekasi

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to improve students understanding of concepts in the subjects of

Social Sciences through the mind mapping method. This research method is Classroom

Action Research. This study was carried out in three cycles, each cycle including the stages

of planning, action, observation and reflection. Subjects in this study were fifth grade

students of Bani Saleh 2 Elementary School in Bekasi, amounting to 25 students. Data

collection techniques use tests and observations. Data analysis techniques use description

analysis. Based on the results of research that has been obtained, in Cycle I students get an

average score of 69.3 with classical completeness of 64%. In Cycle II the average value of

students increased to 76.5 with 76% classical completeness, and in Cycle III the average

score of students increased back to 82.4 with classical completeness of 84%. Thus, it can be

concluded that the mind mapping method can improve students understanding of concepts in

Social Studies subjects.

Keywords: Mind Mapping, Concept Understanding, Social Studies

Topic: Education


[ABS-51]

The Quality Performance Empowered by the Role of Organizational Culture and Job

Satisfaction


Prodi Adminitrasi Pendidikan Pascasarjana Universitas Pakuan

Abstract

The study explores the empowerment of organizational culture and job satisfaction in

increasing the senior high school Principal performance. The affordable population in this

study were 146 heads of public and private high schools in East Jakarta. A simple random

sampling was held to obtain 60 samples from an affordable population of 146 schools. The

result shows that the senior high school Principal performance can be increased by

empowering 63.9% of the role of organizational culture and job satisfaction. Principal

performance strengthens the notion that the higher score of the independent variables of

organizational culture and job satisfaction as the higher score of the quality performance

serving as the dependent variable. The high-quality performance of senior high school

Principals will accomplish the quality of school assessment.

Keywords: Organizational Culture, Job Satisfaction, Principal Performance

Topic: Education


[ABS-58]

English: The Language of Globally-Shared Popular Culture (GSPC)

Heri Yusup

English Department, Faculty of English and Communication Studies, UNISMA Bekasi

Abstract

English lexis is commonly found in the Indonesian linguistic landscape. This suggests that

English is preferable to Indonesian when communicating particular information to the public.

Such preference for using English lexis in the Indonesian public space cannot be easily

justified since the media containing English lexis are displayed in the neighbourhood

inhabited by Indonesian people. This paper attempts to uncover a certain pattern in which

English lexis is more likely to be chosen by Indonesian people when they share certain

information by means of written media. The purpose of the study is to argue that the

preference for using English lexis in the Indonesian contexts may seem to be harmless, but it

does not mean that it is not victimless. The data were analysed with regard to the notions of

symbolism in use (Haarmann, 1989), identity construction (Piller, 2001; Lee, 2006; and

Young, 2008), and globalization (Bathia and Ritchie, 2004 and Kuppens, 2010). The result

shows that English lexis is preferred when sharing information related to Globally-Shared

Popular Culture (GSPC), e.g. music, fashion, and drugs. However, when using English lexis

is unjustified, it indicates that the Indonesian language is marginalized in its own linguistic

environment.

Keywords: English lexis, globalization, Indonesian language, the public space,

Topic: Education


[ABS-60]

Reflective Practice as A Way to Enhance Professional Development in Pre-service

English Teacher Education Program

Nuraeni

Ibn Khaldun University, Bogor

Abstract

This study was conducted to examine how reflective practice can help pre-service English

teachers enhance their professional development as English teachers to be. This study

specifically focused on investigating the process of reflection underwent by the pre-service

teachers during their teaching practicum as well as exploring the development of their

learning to be reflective practitioners. This study adopted a case study design with reflective

journal and interviews functioned as data collection techniques. The participants involved

were 7 pre-service teachers in an undergraduate English teacher education program. The

results revealed that reflective process experienced during teaching practice varied among the

participants. The reflective process they underwent covers 1) conferences between mentor

teacher and pre-service teachers, 2) recollection and 3) reflection in action. The reflection

process during their teaching practicum yielded teachers personal theories of teaching which

lead to their professional development.

Keywords: Reflective Practice, Pre-Service English Teachers, Professional Development

Topic: Education


[ABS-155] A Critical Inquiry Into Arkoun’s Critique On Islamic Reason

Nirwan Syafrin

Universitas Ibn Khaldun, Jl. Sholeh Iskandar, KM 2

Kedung Badak, Bogor 16161, Jawa Barat

Email: [email protected]

Abstract

This paper seeks to explore the thought of one of the oustanding contemporary Muslim

scholars who has made a great impact on the development of present Islamic thought. It tries

to expose his critique on Islamic reason, focusing in particular his critical study of the Qur’an.

The study is expository in nature, deploying a descriptive approach, reliying mainly on

literatures available either written by Arkoun or other scholars who have touched upon the

topic discussed. The study found that Arkoun has been very much influenced by western

philosopy, especially post modern philosophy. His study can shaken not only the structure of

Islamic epistemology, but also the very foundation of Islamic belief system.

Keywords: Islamic Reason, Epistemology, Critique, Episteme.

Topic: Education

mailto:[email protected]


Oral Session BICSS

Law 1 (11)


15.45 - 17.00

Ballroom

Corner 2

Session Chair: Ani Yumarni

[ABS-4] Effectiveness of the Development towards the Inmates of Correctional

Institutions in Pondok Rajeg Correctionalal Institution, Cibinong, Bogor in

accordance with Law No 12 of 1995 regarding Correctionalal


[ABS-28] The role of Waqf Board of Indonesia (BWI) into optimization the fuction

of Nazhir as the Embodiment of Accountability Principle of Islamic Law

Perspective and Law Number 41 of 2004

Ani Yumarni

[ABS-37] Model of Protection on Juvenile Delinquent through Diversion and

Restorative Justice According to Law Number 11 of 2012 Regarding Juvenile

Criminal Justice System

Ika Darmika

[ABS-62] Alternative Model of Consumer Dispute Settlement Financial Services

Sector in Indonesia


[ABS-71] Juridicial Review in Consumer Law Evidence in Halal Food


[ABS-73] State Administrative Dispute Resolution the Election of the Governor ,

Regents and Mayors for Manifesting the Elections Fair

Erman I. Rahim, I.G. Ayu Ketut Rahmi, Agus Riwanto

[ABS-76] Legal Politics of a Proper Waging System in Conducting Social Justice

Endeh Suhartini, Hartiwiningsih dan I Gusti Ayu Ketut Rachmi Handayani

[ABS-85] Royalty on Music and Song Copyright For Fiducia Guarantee Object

Nurwati, Adi Sulistiyono, Martin Roestamy

[ABS-87] Waqf Land Productivity toward Source of Fund Improvement in Islamic

Base Education Institutions

Martin Roestamy


[ABS-98] Improving Regional Own-Source Revenue (PAD) through Development

of Regional Owned Enterprises (BUMD)

Danu Suryani

[ABS-100] Legal Analysis of Business Freehold Title (SHPTU) as a Capitalized

Collateral for Market Traders

Ilman Khairi


[ABS-4]

Effectiveness of the Development towards the Inmates of Correctional Institutions in

Pondok Rajeg Correctionalal Institution, Cibinong, Bogor in accordance with Law No

12 of 1995 regarding Correctionalal


Djuanda University, Bogor, Indonesia

Abstract

This research conducts study on the effectiveness of Development Pattern that held by

Pondok Rajeg Correctionalal Institution, Cibinong towards its Inmates to prevent Drug

trafficking with problem analysis: 1) How is the form of development that held by the

Pondok Rajeg Correctional Institution towards its Inmates? 2) How is the obstacle in

developing the Inmates of Pondok Rajeg Correctional Institution in Cibinong, Bogor? The

method used for this research is normative-empirical approach, by reviewing the

implementation of normative law (laws) in the process of the development that held by

Pondok Rajeg Correctional Institution, Cibinong, Bogor. Characteristic development is

guided to the Inmates mental and character so that they will not conduct any criminal acts.

The independency is guided to develop the Inmates talent and skill therefore they can re-

perform as part of community with freely and full of responsibility. It is required to be

defined that 1) Inmates are not trash or pest that can be ignored and wiped out, 2) the

Correctional Institution needs to control and reacts to the potential of drug use and/or drug

trafficking. Therefore, in future, once the Inmates are released, they will be ready to be better

human beings.

Keywords: Development, Drug Trafficking, Correctional Institution

Topic: Law


[ABS-28]

The role of Waqf Board of Indonesia (BWI) into optimization the function of Nazhir as

the Embodiment of Accountability Principle of Islamic Law Perspective and Law

Number 41 of 2004

Ani Yumarni

Faculty of Law, Djuanda University, Bogor, Indonesia

Abstract

This writing paper done the review about the role of Indonesian waqf board (BWI) in

optimizing the function of nazir in empowering waqf object to realize the advantage and

function of waqf continuously for the sake of community (ummah). In relation, the existence

of nazhir in waqf institution is become unique in the other form of the Islamic fund

management philanthropy, namely zakat. As stated in law number 41 2004 about waqf, it

regulates that nazir get the guidance from minister and BWI. This article discusses about the

role of BWI and one of principle contained in waqf law, namely accountability principle of

nazhir. Which is manifested in form of optimalization the role of nazir according to law

number 41 2004. This article discusses the role of Waqf Board of Indonesia (BWI) and one

of the principles contained in the law of waqf which popularly known as the principle of

accountability of a nazhir manifested in the form of optimizing the role and function of nazhir

as the recipient of trust, preservation and management of waqf assets with reference to the

provisions of waqf in the perspective Law Number 41 of 2004. BWI functioned in giving the

special guidance for nazir continuously to realize the professionalism and accountability. This

is in accordance with one of BWI district representative duty and authority, as regulated in

article 1 paragraph (2). BWI role number year 2012 about the representative of Indonesian

waqf board. The form of optimizing the role of Nazhir function is through continuous

guidance carried out by the Waqf Board of Indonesia, among others: (1) meeting in the

framework of development by BWI, (2) training activities, and (3) socialization related to the

latest regulation on the management of waqf objects by nazhir. Furthermore, in the

appointment nazhir, capabilities and the competence of a nazhir in the field of management

and development of waqf objects should be put forward, in order to realize the principle of

accountability and the principle of benefit in Islamic waqf principle. While, concerning the

accountability principle will be realized if pointed nazir have the following personality: 1)

Amanah (trustworthy), (2) Shidiq (honest), (3) Fathanah (intelligent), and (4) Tabligh

(transfaran). When the mentioned personality is attached to nazhir and it has a synergy

among nazhir, Wakif and BWI, then the empowerment of waqf objects will always have

valueable and real use in the sake of bigger society in the future. Wallahul alam (Allah knows

everything).

Keywords: Waqf Board of Indonesia, Nazhir, Principle of Accountability, Waqf Law

Topic: Law


[ABS-37]

Model of Protection on Juvenile Delinquent Through Diversion and Restorative Justice

According to Law Number 11 of 2012 Regarding Juvenile Criminal Justice System

Ika Darmika


Abstract

Model of protection of juvenile delinquent through the diversion and restorative justice

according to Law No. 11 of 2012 regarding the Juvenile Criminal Justice System cannot be

separated by the existence of the Convention on the Rights of the Child of 1989 the

Government of Indonesia release the Law No. 11 of 2012 regarding the Juvenile Criminal

Justice System, The most fundamental substance in Law Number 11 of 2012 is the strict

regulation of restorative justice and diversion. It means that model of the protection of

juvenile delinquent under the Law No. 11 of 2012 is by applying the diversion and restorative

justice, it is by redirecting the settlement of the juvenile delinquent cases from litigation of

the criminal process to the process beyond the litigation of the criminal, involving the

delinquent, the victim, the family of the delinquent / victims and other parties concerned to

jointly seek a fair settlement by emphasizing the restoration to its original state rather than the

retaliation. The stages of the implementation of diversion and restorative justice according to

Article 7 paragraph (1) of Law Number 11 of 2012 is the stage of investigation, prosecution

stage, and stage of court hearing.

Keywords: protection of juvenile delinquent, diversion, restorative justice.

Topic: Law


[ABS-62]

Alternative Model of Consumer Dispute Settlement Financial Services Sector in

Indonesia


The Doctor of Law Science Program in Universitas Sebelas Maret, Surakarta

Abstract

Consumer dispute resolution can be reached through court (litigation) or outside the court

(non-litigation) based on the voluntary choice of the parties to the dispute. Consumers are

given the freedom to claim their rights if they are harmed by business actors both through

litigation and non-litigation. The method employed in this research is a normative juridical

approach and is supported by empirical research. This research is descriptive-analytic, that is

research by explaining and describing in a clear, systematic, real, and precise way of an

alternative model of consumer service disputed in the financial services sector in Indonesia.

The litigation process produces conflicting decisions that have not been able to embrace

common interests, and even tends to create new problems, are slow to settle, require

expensive, and unresponsive costs. While the non-litigation process as a model for the

settlement of the consumer disputes also still has obstacles and has not been effective. The

financial service sector consumer losses can be anticipated by enforcing laws related to law

enforcement and by building and developing models of financial service sector consumer

dispute resolution that are currently available optimally by stakeholders so that can provide a

sense of justice and guarantee legal certainty.

Keywords: Consumer, consumer dispute resolution, financial services sector

Topic: Law


[ABS-71]

Juridicial Review in Consumer Law Evidence in Halal Food



Abstract

Indonesia is a Muslim country in the world with 88% of its people being Muslim. It is

obligatory for Muslims to adhere to the prohibition by their religion by not consuming food

and drinks (food) which contain non-halal or haram. With the Consumer Protection Act, the

Food Law and the Halal Product Guarantee Act is a form of legal protection provided by the

Indonesian government to the public to consume halal and tayyib food products. This paper

uses descriptive research methods about the problems of halal food product arrangements

provided by the Indonesian government to Muslim consumers to consume it whether it has

provided legal certainty? The results of this writing study that the regulation of halal food

products imposed by the government on companies or businesses that trade their products in

Indonesia under the Guaranteed Halal Product Law has not provided legal certainty to

Muslim consumers, even though there are already signs of Halal Certification and Halal

Labels in some a company that voluntarily includes it (voluntary). This is because the rules

for companies that produce food and beverages as a whole (mandatory) have not been

implemented by the Indonesian government.

Keywords: Consumer Protection, Halal Food Products

Topic: Law


[ABS-73]

State Administrative Dispute Resolution the Election of the Governor, Regents and

Mayors for Manifesting the Elections Fair

Erman I. Rahim (a), I.G. Ayu Ketut Rahmi (b), Agus Riwanto (c)

(a) Faculty of law University of Sebelas Maret, Surakarta Indonesia & State University of

Gorontalo, Indonesia,

(b) Faculty of law University of Sebelas Maret, Surakarta Indonesia.

(c) Faculty of law University of Sebelas Maret, Surakarta Indonesia

Abstract

The dispute resolution process of the nomination of the election of Governors, Regents and

Mayors is the dispute over The State. The purpose of this writing is to describe and analyse

The State of dispute resolution in the election of Governors, Regents and Mayors to realize

Fair Elections. The method used is the doctrinal Approach and empirical confirmation based

on data and information related to the conduct of the elections, and then analysed in

qualitative descriptive. Writing results showed that candidates who feel aggrieved and

objected to the decision of the Electoral Commission of the province or district and the city

about the determination of candidate election participants are given the opportunity of suing

decision the assignment. The existence of the dispute resolution authority The State

conducted by the Provincial Election Supervisor or district and city courts The Country pose

a multi interpretations led to inconsistencies thereby affecting the electoral stages, even

detrimental to the candidates and election Organisers. Through normative legal approach to

the dispute resolution process of The State in the election of Governors, Regents and mayors

then required structuring and perfecting the provisions that govern the resolution of disp

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