Widya Setiabudi Sumadinata
Biographic Data
| ID | 4198689 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Widya Setiabudi Sumadinata |
| GIVEN NAMES | Widya Setiabudi |
| FAMILY NAME | Sumadinata |
| SIGNATURE | SUMADINATA W S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Padjadjaran University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0615-2959 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
From colonial policing to democratic reform
This article examines police reform in Indonesia after 1998 by placing it in the context of the long history of police formation influenced by colonial rule, authoritarian regimes, and democratic transition. Rather than treating reform as a discrete policy intervention, this study interprets post-1998 reform as an institutional process embedded within ongoing organisational logic and power relations. Using a historical-institutional approach, thi…
Synergy of Environmental Management and Public Policy for Adat-Based Tourism
Saba Budaya Baduy in Kanekes Village, Lebak Regency, is a custom-based tourist destination that offers unique culture and beauty of the natural environment. However, the increase in the number of tourists poses new challenges, including environmental degradation, pressure on local culture, and less than optimal public policies in support of sustainability. This study aims to analyze the synergy between environmental management based on local wisd…
Revisiting Sustainable Tourism Practices in Asean Member State
Being brought in as a tool to empower socio-cultural integration between Southeast Asian countries, the ASEAN Tourism Strategy Plan (ATSP) has become a standard norm among Southeast Asian countries to achieve sustainable tourism practices. Discussing local tourism policy prospects for regional integration is central to understanding whether compliance with ATSP standards, which is notably regarded as a non-sensitive issue in the ASEAN socio-cultu…
Rohingya Refugees and Human Security
The purpose of this research is (1) to explain the safety of the Rohingya people in fighting for their lives. (2) To map virtual digital opinions related to human security on Rohingya refugees on social media X. Based on the analysis of social media network X, this study seeks to investigate the complex network of public conversations surrounding the Rohingya crisis on social media platforms. Data from X We collected 2,144 Tweets. The results of …
Social Policy Analysis of Settlement Infrastructure Development in Alleviating Poverty by the Banten Province Housing and Settlement Service
The problem of poverty in Banten Province is one of the social problems that the government is still trying to fix. This issue still needs to be fixed by the local government to optimize the potential of the region. This study aims to conduct an analysis of settlement infrastructure policies in poverty alleviation in Banten Province. The research method used is descriptive qualitative, referring to data obtained from the results of literature stu…
Performance of the Public Works and Spatial Planning Office of Banten Province in Road and Bridge Management
This research was conducted to see how the performance of the Public Works and Spatial Planning Office (PUPR) of Banten Province in managing roads and bridges. The budgeting required for road and bridge infrastructure development is currently not proportional to the number of roads that require repair and capacity building by considering current traffic movements. As a result, community mobility and regional accessibility are declining, threateni…
Australia’s Refugee/Asylum Seeker Geopolitics in Asia
Australia is a destination state for refugees and exhibits behaviours in the 21st century that are worth observing. Australia has a complex problem related to the influx of refugees/asylum seekers via IMAs (Irregular Maritime Arrivals). The majority of refugees/asylum seekers via IMAs originate from countries in Asia. Australia has implemented various strategies to reduce the number of IMAs, including mobilising national resources and utilising i…
Unearthing Stigma About Prostitution Among Indonesian State Actors
Prostitution has long been stigmatized in socio-political discourse. The mounting empirical evidence shows that stigmatization is discursively attached to sex workers' occupations. Although much prior research has addressed this phenomenon, little evidence reports to which extent prostitution practice is institutionally stigmatized from a developing state-and-social-sanctioned perspective in which this prostitution stigmatization is viewed as a f…
A New Direction for Nationalism in Indonesia
In the era of modern Indonesia, marked by the swift flow of globalization and technological advances celebrated enthusiastically, Indonesia faces significant challenges in terms of awareness of nation and state. The onslaught of foreign culture facilitated by media and internet technology can freely present in our society and has the potential to dominate and influence local culture. In addition, other state problems threatened the nation's sover…
Digital transformation of E-Visa on arrival to support the recovery of the tourism sector in Bali province
Tourism is one of the important sectors that support Indonesia’s economic growth. The tourism sector itself plays a strategic role in increasing the country’s foreign exchange. However, during the Covid-19 pandemic, tourism became one of the most affected sectors. Electronic visa on arrival (e-VOA) is a form of digital transformation in immigration services offered by the Indonesian government to increase the number of tourist arrivals during the…
Adaptive leadership of the Indonesian government in handling the Covid-19 Pandemic
As a global case, COVID-19 has raised concerns from various circles. To overcome these problems, serious steps are needed, especially from the strategic level that plays an important role in formulating policies. This paper tries to describe the steps taken by the Indonesian government, especially the president as the top leader in handling the COVID-19 pandemic. The method used is qualitative description through references that cover various top…
Environmentalism with Indonesian National Army
This study aimed to examine the involvement of the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) in the revitalization of the Citarum River through Military Operations Other Than War (OMSP) in Citarum Harum Program in Karawang Regency. A qualitative method was used with primary data obtained through direct observation, in-depth interviews, and secondary data from relevant literature and documents. Subsequently, the data were analyzed using Nvivo 12 Pro.…
The Global Maritime Fulcrum and Its Repercussions on Indonesian Free and Active Foreign Policy (2014-2019)
This article aims to examine the realization of the Global Maritime Fulcrum (GMF) and its repercussion on “free and active foreign policy” in Indonesia, in the context of the country’s need for infrastructure investment and rising tensions due to China’s economic dominance through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). To achieve GMF’s five main pillars, primarily maritime connectivity, the Indonesian government has received a large amount of loans …
Sustainable investment strategies in the palm oil industry in Indonesia
The purpose of this study is to look at the negative environmental impacts and social problems, which require a government response to maintain the sustainability of the palm oil industry. This research uses Online Research Methods (ORMs) to collect data and information through the internet and other digital technologies. The collected data was then coded using Nvivo 12 Plus. The purpose of this study is to fill the research void left by previous…
Facilitative Leadership in Controlling Pollution and Damage to The Citarum Watershed as well as improving The Community Economy in Karawang, Indonesia
A Watershed (DAS) functions as a storage facility for rain collection and drainage, which often lead to the formation of rivers (Efendi, 2014). Furthermore, it is a unified landscape providing people with physical products and services. In Karawang, the pollution and damage to the Citarum watershed are found to harm the community and endanger the sustainability of the marine ecosystem, as observed to be one of the dirtiest rivers in the world. In…
Dynamics of West Java Provincial Government in Implementing Security, Test, Public Order and Protection of the Community Post 2019 Elections
Before and after the 2019 Presidential Election there was political polarization in society. This condition is made worse by the existence of identity politics which has the potential to cause social segregation. This situation can certainly threaten the security and order of the people of West Java. To analyze the West Java Provincial Government's efforts to deal with community dynamics, the authors used the Dynamic Governance concept approach p…
Political Polarization and Community Security Assurance West Java Post-2019 Elections
The 2019 presidential election left residue that threatened the security of the people of West Java. The residue is political polarization that still occurs even though the 2019 elections already finish for a long time, and a new government has been formed. At this moment, Joko Widodo and Prabowo Subianto are both sitting in government does not affect the polarization that occurs in society. West Java is a province with nearly 20 percent of the n…
Construing the Nuclear Threat
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine was heating up. Russian military attacks succeeded in taking control of Zaporizhzhia, the major Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant. This mastery drew world criticism, especially from the West with its NATO, and was responded to by Russia by threatening to use nuclear weapons if another country intervened in the conflict. Threat imposed by Russia is relevant to be assessed by employing the Deterrence Theory. The ai…
Calling for institutional arrangements in Napoleon Wrasse conservation and management in Indonesia
Civil aviation safety evaluation based on the principle of international civic aviation organization (Icao)
This article analyzes the document and literature relating to civil aviation safety in Indonesia. The commercial airlines has rapidly growth since the government stipulated the open air policy in 2000s. However, the fatal rate accident of aviation simultanously had recently and it made Indonesian airlines were banned by the European Union in 2007. Safety performance of Indonesian civil aviation has been concerned since then. Using international r…
Coal and natural gas energy policy for Indonesian electricity security
Electrical energy is very important for national security, so it is important for every country to ensure the availability of electrical energy. The majority of power plants in Indonesia use coal and natural gas energy. The availability of raw materials for electricity generation in Indonesia is threatened because of the policy of increasing the number of exports of raw materials. This study examines the policy on the availability of coal and nat…
Indonesia’s political culture in the new digital age
The development of increasingly accessible digital media has resulted in reasonably intense dynamics of political behaviour and articulation. However, the influence of the internet and social media use on Indonesian political culture has not been much discussed. This article explains changes in contemporary Indonesia’s political culture that align with the proliferation of new digital media by considering socio-political conditions and modernizat…
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Indonesia’s political culture in the new digital age
The development of increasingly accessible digital media has resulted in reasonably intense dynamics of political behaviour and articulation. However, the influence of the internet and social media use on Indonesian political culture has not been much discussed. This article explains changes in contemporary Indonesia’s political culture that align with the proliferation of new digital media by considering socio-political conditions and modernizat…
Calling for institutional arrangements in Napoleon Wrasse conservation and management in Indonesia
Civil aviation safety evaluation based on the principle of international civic aviation organization (Icao)
This article analyzes the document and literature relating to civil aviation safety in Indonesia. The commercial airlines has rapidly growth since the government stipulated the open air policy in 2000s. However, the fatal rate accident of aviation simultanously had recently and it made Indonesian airlines were banned by the European Union in 2007. Safety performance of Indonesian civil aviation has been concerned since then. Using international r…
Coal and natural gas energy policy for Indonesian electricity security
Electrical energy is very important for national security, so it is important for every country to ensure the availability of electrical energy. The majority of power plants in Indonesia use coal and natural gas energy. The availability of raw materials for electricity generation in Indonesia is threatened because of the policy of increasing the number of exports of raw materials. This study examines the policy on the availability of coal and nat…
Sustainable investment strategies in the palm oil industry in Indonesia
The purpose of this study is to look at the negative environmental impacts and social problems, which require a government response to maintain the sustainability of the palm oil industry. This research uses Online Research Methods (ORMs) to collect data and information through the internet and other digital technologies. The collected data was then coded using Nvivo 12 Plus. The purpose of this study is to fill the research void left by previous…
Facilitative Leadership in Controlling Pollution and Damage to The Citarum Watershed as well as improving The Community Economy in Karawang, Indonesia
A Watershed (DAS) functions as a storage facility for rain collection and drainage, which often lead to the formation of rivers (Efendi, 2014). Furthermore, it is a unified landscape providing people with physical products and services. In Karawang, the pollution and damage to the Citarum watershed are found to harm the community and endanger the sustainability of the marine ecosystem, as observed to be one of the dirtiest rivers in the world. In…
Dynamics of West Java Provincial Government in Implementing Security, Test, Public Order and Protection of the Community Post 2019 Elections
Before and after the 2019 Presidential Election there was political polarization in society. This condition is made worse by the existence of identity politics which has the potential to cause social segregation. This situation can certainly threaten the security and order of the people of West Java. To analyze the West Java Provincial Government's efforts to deal with community dynamics, the authors used the Dynamic Governance concept approach p…
Political Polarization and Community Security Assurance West Java Post-2019 Elections
The 2019 presidential election left residue that threatened the security of the people of West Java. The residue is political polarization that still occurs even though the 2019 elections already finish for a long time, and a new government has been formed. At this moment, Joko Widodo and Prabowo Subianto are both sitting in government does not affect the polarization that occurs in society. West Java is a province with nearly 20 percent of the n…
Construing the Nuclear Threat
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine was heating up. Russian military attacks succeeded in taking control of Zaporizhzhia, the major Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant. This mastery drew world criticism, especially from the West with its NATO, and was responded to by Russia by threatening to use nuclear weapons if another country intervened in the conflict. Threat imposed by Russia is relevant to be assessed by employing the Deterrence Theory. The ai…
A New Direction for Nationalism in Indonesia
In the era of modern Indonesia, marked by the swift flow of globalization and technological advances celebrated enthusiastically, Indonesia faces significant challenges in terms of awareness of nation and state. The onslaught of foreign culture facilitated by media and internet technology can freely present in our society and has the potential to dominate and influence local culture. In addition, other state problems threatened the nation's sover…
Digital transformation of E-Visa on arrival to support the recovery of the tourism sector in Bali province
Tourism is one of the important sectors that support Indonesia’s economic growth. The tourism sector itself plays a strategic role in increasing the country’s foreign exchange. However, during the Covid-19 pandemic, tourism became one of the most affected sectors. Electronic visa on arrival (e-VOA) is a form of digital transformation in immigration services offered by the Indonesian government to increase the number of tourist arrivals during the…
Adaptive leadership of the Indonesian government in handling the Covid-19 Pandemic
As a global case, COVID-19 has raised concerns from various circles. To overcome these problems, serious steps are needed, especially from the strategic level that plays an important role in formulating policies. This paper tries to describe the steps taken by the Indonesian government, especially the president as the top leader in handling the COVID-19 pandemic. The method used is qualitative description through references that cover various top…
Environmentalism with Indonesian National Army
This study aimed to examine the involvement of the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) in the revitalization of the Citarum River through Military Operations Other Than War (OMSP) in Citarum Harum Program in Karawang Regency. A qualitative method was used with primary data obtained through direct observation, in-depth interviews, and secondary data from relevant literature and documents. Subsequently, the data were analyzed using Nvivo 12 Pro.…
The Global Maritime Fulcrum and Its Repercussions on Indonesian Free and Active Foreign Policy (2014-2019)
This article aims to examine the realization of the Global Maritime Fulcrum (GMF) and its repercussion on “free and active foreign policy” in Indonesia, in the context of the country’s need for infrastructure investment and rising tensions due to China’s economic dominance through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). To achieve GMF’s five main pillars, primarily maritime connectivity, the Indonesian government has received a large amount of loans …
Synergy of Environmental Management and Public Policy for Adat-Based Tourism
Saba Budaya Baduy in Kanekes Village, Lebak Regency, is a custom-based tourist destination that offers unique culture and beauty of the natural environment. However, the increase in the number of tourists poses new challenges, including environmental degradation, pressure on local culture, and less than optimal public policies in support of sustainability. This study aims to analyze the synergy between environmental management based on local wisd…
Revisiting Sustainable Tourism Practices in Asean Member State
Being brought in as a tool to empower socio-cultural integration between Southeast Asian countries, the ASEAN Tourism Strategy Plan (ATSP) has become a standard norm among Southeast Asian countries to achieve sustainable tourism practices. Discussing local tourism policy prospects for regional integration is central to understanding whether compliance with ATSP standards, which is notably regarded as a non-sensitive issue in the ASEAN socio-cultu…
Rohingya Refugees and Human Security
The purpose of this research is (1) to explain the safety of the Rohingya people in fighting for their lives. (2) To map virtual digital opinions related to human security on Rohingya refugees on social media X. Based on the analysis of social media network X, this study seeks to investigate the complex network of public conversations surrounding the Rohingya crisis on social media platforms. Data from X We collected 2,144 Tweets. The results of …
Social Policy Analysis of Settlement Infrastructure Development in Alleviating Poverty by the Banten Province Housing and Settlement Service
The problem of poverty in Banten Province is one of the social problems that the government is still trying to fix. This issue still needs to be fixed by the local government to optimize the potential of the region. This study aims to conduct an analysis of settlement infrastructure policies in poverty alleviation in Banten Province. The research method used is descriptive qualitative, referring to data obtained from the results of literature stu…
Performance of the Public Works and Spatial Planning Office of Banten Province in Road and Bridge Management
This research was conducted to see how the performance of the Public Works and Spatial Planning Office (PUPR) of Banten Province in managing roads and bridges. The budgeting required for road and bridge infrastructure development is currently not proportional to the number of roads that require repair and capacity building by considering current traffic movements. As a result, community mobility and regional accessibility are declining, threateni…
Australia’s Refugee/Asylum Seeker Geopolitics in Asia
Australia is a destination state for refugees and exhibits behaviours in the 21st century that are worth observing. Australia has a complex problem related to the influx of refugees/asylum seekers via IMAs (Irregular Maritime Arrivals). The majority of refugees/asylum seekers via IMAs originate from countries in Asia. Australia has implemented various strategies to reduce the number of IMAs, including mobilising national resources and utilising i…
Unearthing Stigma About Prostitution Among Indonesian State Actors
Prostitution has long been stigmatized in socio-political discourse. The mounting empirical evidence shows that stigmatization is discursively attached to sex workers' occupations. Although much prior research has addressed this phenomenon, little evidence reports to which extent prostitution practice is institutionally stigmatized from a developing state-and-social-sanctioned perspective in which this prostitution stigmatization is viewed as a f…
From colonial policing to democratic reform
This article examines police reform in Indonesia after 1998 by placing it in the context of the long history of police formation influenced by colonial rule, authoritarian regimes, and democratic transition. Rather than treating reform as a discrete policy intervention, this study interprets post-1998 reform as an institutional process embedded within ongoing organisational logic and power relations. Using a historical-institutional approach, thi…
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