Jurnal Penelitian Ilmu-Ilmu Sosial

Instilling Multicultural Values in the Sikep Samin Community in Klopoduwur Village, Blora, Central Java

Retna Widya Umar Saputri — 2023-10-30

This research is descriptive and qualitative to examine Sikep Samin multicultural principles. The subjects are the Sikep Samin figure, the Sikep Samin community and the community in Klopoduwur Village. Data is collected through interviews, observation, and documentation. The data analysis process includes reduction, presentation, and verification. This study found: 1) The Sikep Samin community in Klopoduwur Village promotes human values, honesty, politeness, and openness; 2) Habituation of behavior, traditional event meetings, and the Sangkan Paraning Dumadi community instill multicultural values; and 3) Internal constraints constrain multicultural values. External limitations are the stereotypes of ordinary people who are unfamiliar with foreign cultures, producing negative stereotypes in that civilization (The Sikep Samin community).

The Relationship of the Quintuple Helix in Strengthening the Pancasila Character in the Millennial Generation for the Indonesian Nation

Nurul Jannah Lailatul Fitria — 2023-11-01

Indonesian worldview incorporates Godhead, humanity, unity, democracy, and social justice from communal life. Youth are alienated from Pancasila. They prefer modern, creative, and innovative social values. Exploring this to reinforce Pancasila ideals for youth is important. This study examines five interconnected helixes to reinforce Pancasila. The five helixes are education, economy, society, politics, and environment. This research used descriptive qualitative methods. Research data came from a literature review. Results suggest that the Quintuple Helix strengthens Pancasila for millennials. The quintuple helix interaction in Indonesia describes how academics, government, economic actors, society, and the natural environment promote innovation. Technically, not all helixes produce innovation because their roles and portions vary.

Reformulation of Absolute Judicial Review Authority in the Constitutional Court to Uphold the Principle of Constitutional Supremacy

Rivan Hidayat — 2023-11-04

The Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court's dual-roof judicial review authority has generated new legal complications. The decisions between the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court often conflict, giving rise to legal uncertainty for justice seekers. Even though judicial review has an important role as an effort to protect the constitutional rights of citizens who are disadvantaged over the existence of norms of legislation established by the government. Through the judicial review mechanism, there is a mechanism to rectify the norms of laws and regulations to comply with the basic legal norms, namely the Constitution. However, the practice of judicial review so far in Indonesia seems ineffective because of the two-roof design at the Supreme Court and the Court. Therefore, reforming judicial review under one roof of the Constitutional Court is an alternative idea to find ways to solve existing problems. This article attempts to provide insight into the model of judicial review in Indonesia and the reformulation of judicial review authority under one roof of the Supreme Court of Justice to uphold the principle of constitutional supremacy. The study employed normative legal research methods. This study offers a reformulation of judicial review authority under one roof of the Constitutional Court. The results of this study reveal that the authority of judicial review under the two roofs of the Supreme Court and the Court has given rise to legal problems, such as conflicting decisions, which result in legal uncertainty. Ultimately, this article provides an alternative idea, namely the reformulation of judicial review authority under one roof of the Constitutional Court to create legal certainty and uphold the principle of constitutional supremacy.