International Conference of ASEAN Prespective and Policy (ICAP)
The theme of this Conference is on The ASEAN Prespective Policy Economic and Law. Thank you very much for Keynote Speakers from Indonesia PEMBANGUNAN PANCA BUDI UNIVERSITY AND PERBANAS Prof Dr Haryono Umar, Ak., M.Sc., CA, From Malaysia IIUM Associate Prof Tajul Aris Ahmed Bustami, From Brunei Darussalam UNISSA, From Australia Sidney University Wayne Palmer, PhD.Thank You Very Much For All Presenters From UNPAB and another university. Thank you very much for All quest invitation and all participants.The purpose of this conference is to discuss how ASEAN Policy in economics and Law to face MEA and international relations of ASEAN Country.
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<![CDATA[Legal Functions in the Community as Tools to Change Behavior (Legal Function Assessment from The Sociology of Law Perspective) ]]>
<![CDATA[Sarjiyati]]>
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<![CDATA[The sociology of law is a science that theoretically analyzes and empirically highlights the effect of social phenomena on the law, and vice versa. The law by positivistists is seen as texts and eliminates human role factors, gets a great correction by placing the human role in a less central position. Legal sociology finds that the role of human behavior is much more varied. The law as behavior arises instantly through the interaction between the members of society itself. Social and legal change or otherwise do not always go together. Because in certain circumstances the development of law may be left behind by the development of other elements of society and its culture. Law has a function as a means of social control, as a means of social engineering and integration. The important function of the rule of law is as guiding behavior. So any rule of law will have an impact on human behavior. The impact is what is called a response to a legal provision. The response is different from every human, there are positive and negative responses. So the impact of the provisions of the law, not just obedience but there is a form of disobedience.]]>
<![CDATA[Monetary Transmission of State Emerging MarketsLine Asset Prices: Inflation Control Leading Indicators ]]>
<![CDATA[Rusiadi]]>
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<![CDATA[This study examines the problem of transmission that does not cause the final goal of the policy is not achieved. The target is to determine the leading indicator of the most dominant variable in controlling inflation in emerging market countries. Data analysis using Vector Autoregression. The result of the study states the Effectiveness of policy recommendations in the short-term policy to control inflation is by increasing investment and consumption. The effectiveness of the policy recommendation of medium-term control policy to control inflation is recommended with increased investment and interest. The effectiveness of long-term recommendation of control policy is recommended by investment and money supply.]]>
<![CDATA[A Novelty Once Methode Power System Policies Based On SCS (Solar Cell System) ]]>
<![CDATA[Radiyan Rahim]]>
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<![CDATA[The Working Principle Of Solar Cells Is Very Simple. Solar Cells Are An Energy Conversion Tool That Transforms Solar Energy For Electrical Energy. Energy From Sunshine Accommodated Then Converted into Electrical Energy. Such Energy Can Be Used For Running Various Kinds Of Electronic Devices Starting From Lighting Lights, Moving Motor, And Many More Others. The following article is the effort that must be done to make solar energy as an alternative energy in overcoming the needs of household electricity in the village of Pardamean Dusun Gunung Tua Kec.Pahae Jae Kab. North Tapanuli North Prov.Sumatera Far Inside With Difficult Access And Unspoiled Electricity PLN.]]>
<![CDATA[ANALYSIS A POLICIES AND PRAXIS OF LAND ACQUISITION, USE, AND DEVELOPMENT IN NORTH SUMATERA ]]>
<![CDATA[Ramayana Bachtiar]]>
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<![CDATA[North Sumatera is one of the few Indonesia countries that have implemented a revolutionary land reform program that still retains the relics of the socialist ideology, specifically, the state ownership of land. Since 1975, the country has undergone a major transformation in implementing land reform policies and other major economic programs that have contributed to the development of an unsustainable land use structure that has become a burden on the national economy. The purpose of this research is to examine the current land use system in the context of the various policies and programs of the government. The analysis reveals that the land use system in North Sumatera is riddled with a host of problems including insecurity of tenure, fragmentation and diminution of farm sizes, corruption associated with land stocking by individuals and corporations with strong political ties, the dis-placement of farmers and poor urban residents, and the issue of expropriation and unfair compensation for land taken from land owners. The study recommends major reform programs related to right of ownership, land confiscation and compensation, institutional capacity building, protection of prime agricultural land and local environment, and addressing problems of landgrabbing and land banking.]]>
<![CDATA[The Influence of School Facilities and Educational Cost on Students Decision Making to Continue Education to Senior High School Al Ulum Terpadu with the School Location as Moderating Variable ]]>
<![CDATA[Andrew Satria Lubis]]>
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<![CDATA[Every educational institution wants to have quality school facilities and reasonable educational cost to attract students interest to continue their education to a higher educational institution. To gain the number of students. Based on governments regulations, an educatinal institution must be able to optimize the supporting factors of the students decision making. One of the factors that can uphold the students decision to continue their education is the extent that the school facilities are available and organized and the educational cost is reachable. The present research uses 55 tenth grade students of SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Al Ulum Terpadu as subjects. The purpose of the research is to find out and to analyse the influence of the school and educational cost on the students decision making in order to continue their educational to SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Al Ulum Terpadu with the school location as a moderating variable. The research is Descriptive-Quantitative and descriptive explanatory. The data are collected by means of interview documentation and survey by distributing the questionnarie to the 55 tenth grade students of SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Al Ulum Terpadu with full sampling technique. Data analysis technique applied is multiple liniear regression using SPPS Software. The result of the first model shows that school facilities and educational cost simultaneously have positive and significant influence on the students decision making to continue their education to SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Al Ulum Terpadu. Partially school facilities has positive and significant influence on the students decision making where the educational cost has negative and significant on the students decision making to continue their education to SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Al Ulum Terpadu. The result of the second model shows that the school location can moderate the influence of the educational cost on the students decision making. On the other hand the school location cannot moderate the influence of school facilities on the students decision making.]]>
<![CDATA[Asean: Handling Disruptions and Combating Corruption ]]>
<![CDATA[Haryono Umar]]>
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<![CDATA[This paper discusses the resilience of ASEAN member countries facing some obstacles to achieve common success. Various multilateral cooperation in the economic, political, legal, and others were implemented for achieving the goals. The revolution of industrial 4.0 which is characterized by super computers and robotics is just arrived. The implementation of industry 4.0has caused a disruption era as one of the exponential growth as elements. This disruption era became a night mare to the parties who are not able to transform and adapt to the change. The challenges facing ASEAN are not just technology, but also Trans national crime and Transorganized crime (TNC and TOC) such as corruption and money laundering. ASEAN member countries have agreed to face the disruption era and industry 4.0 by promoting the manufacturing sector as a superior product. Meanwhile, related to the prevention and eradication of corruption, ASEAN member countries agreed to prepare a mutual legal assistance (MLA). The importance of MLA because of the increasing sophistication of crime TNC and TOC but indeed there are difference legal practices among the ASEAN countries. There have been many forms of cooperation carried out both with regard to extradition, sharing information and knowledge, as well as litigation support.]]>
<![CDATA[The Perspective of Criminal Law Policy on Witness Protection in Corruption Eradication Case ]]>
<![CDATA[Aris Irawan]]>
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<![CDATA[Corruption has become massive societal phenomenon that has been regarded as extraordinary crimes threatening Indonesian economy and impeding national development. All societal elements expect that it will not be unresolved problems. Until recently, criminal law policy in its attempt to eradicate corruption has more put emphasis on the perpetrator. Such policy on witness protection, in the criminal case of corruption, needs to be optimized because it can be an alternative legal instrument in the attempt to eradicate corruption. Law-enforcement authorities face difficulties in unfolding a corruption case because it is often well systematically planned. In many cases, witnesses are reluctant to report a corruption case because of threat, intimidation, and criminalization posed to them. Problems are (1) How is the regulation of witness protection act and the corruption eradication in Indonesia? (2) How is the urgency of witness protection in the criminal cases of corruption eradication? (3) How is criminal law policy on witness protection to facilitate the corruption eradication in Indonesia? This research employs normative juridical approach with the descriptive research type. Findings show that(1) the development of witness protection act in the corruption case is highly relate to the witness stand on the criminal justice system; (2) the urgency of witness protection in the corruption eradication process is highly related to the common occurrence of intimidation and threat toward the witnesses. It indicate that the witness and victim protection is an important and urgent legal aspect; (3) criminal law policy in the corruption eradication process put more emphasis on the perpetrators and less concern on the witnesses involved in legal investigation. It is necessary to optimize the role of LPSK in criminal law policy including in giving the protection to witness in the case of corruption eradication; therefore, it is important to conduct legal update on the witness protection act in the case of corruption eradication process.]]>
<![CDATA[Critical Review of the Existence of Legal Fiction Principles in Indonesian Law ]]>
<![CDATA[Nurhilmiyah]]>
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<![CDATA[The principle of Fictie Rechts or Legal Fiction is still embraced in Indonesian legislation. It does not matter that the principle is inconsistent with reality on the ground, which in fact creates more and more new problems. For example the application of laws in very remote areas. How can a rural person who has no access to information, if he does not comply with a rule that has been passed by the state through the state gazette, then without considering the absorption aspect of his information, he remains entangled in the law. Because he after the law was enacted, he was considered to know the law. This study uses normative legal research method by reviewing the literature related to legal fiction. Surely the principle that is deemed irrelevant to its real condition like this deserves no longer applied. For that required seriousness of government and society in participating eliminate this law fiction principle.The results of this research show that Indonesia still enacts law government and society as well, lawmaker or legislator and society publish that.]]>
<![CDATA[Possible Board Detections in Determining Minimum Wages in The North Sumatera Province ]]>
<![CDATA[Darmawan Yusuf]]>
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<![CDATA[This research discusses several factors that influence minimum wage policy in North Sumatera Province. This research is conducted descriptive analysis of the factors that affect the wage council in determining the minimum wage determination in the province of north sumatera. The results of this study show that based on the formula with the previous pred times multiplied by the national inflation rate plus the growth of national gross domestic and the bargaining position that occurs between elements in the decision-making forum on minimum wage, the Board of Pengupaham is also a very decisive factor. The governor in determining wages calls for a recommendation from the wage council, while the position of the regional councils in determining minimum wage fixing in northern Sumatra is limited by government regulation in calculating the amount of minimum wage increases annually. can not only refer to the government regulation no.78 of 2015 on remuneration because the regulation is only based on the previous predictive formula multiplied by the national inflation rate plus the growth of national gross domestic. Because each city's resources and livelihoods are different and so the price of goods per place is also different. It should be in accordance with the KHL of each province rather than referring to national inflation and the growth of national gross domestic product.]]>
<![CDATA[JUDICIAL PROFESSION ETHICS IN JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE AND RESPONSIBILITY ]]>
<![CDATA[Fauzan]]>
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<![CDATA[Being a judge is not an ordinary profession. Judge is a title representing untouchable, free-ofgossips, smart, and noble persons who do not have bad track-records. And for this reason, they are titled Your Honor. The judge has the most vital position in judicature. It is on them all parties, both defendants and plaintiffs, put all their respects and hopes in courts. The fate of one’s belongings, rights, obligations, credibility, and even one’s life, is in the hands of a judge.]]>
