Pertahanan Negara, Realitas Sosial Keagamaan, Dan Ancaman Non Militer Di Yogyakarta

The concept and strategy of national security of Indonesia includes the resilience of all areas of the country against military and non-military threats. From a sociological perspective, non-military threats exist in a dynamic social and environmental world and are constantly changing in form. Non-military threats have a broader dimension, including ideological, social, economic, cultural, political, information technology and public safety. Various facts about regional conditions and socio-religious dynamics in the Special Region of Yogyakarta are indicators that show a source of problems as a potential non-military threat. The following article on the results of field research using qualitative methods contains interpretive descriptions of the various non-military threats in Indonesia that originate from socio-religious facts, by taking a case study in Yogyakarta

Field research · Ideology · Indonesian · Political science · Politics · Public relations · Social science · Sociology · Coastal Management and Development · COVID-19 Prevention and Impact · Islamic Studies and Radicalism · Law