Category: Politics, Public Policy, Law & Criminology
Implementation of Electronic Signatures on Notarial Deeds, to Reduce Disputes, to Create Legal Certainty
The process of transferring rights in notarial practice in Indonesia often experiences disputes, from all over disputed issues being handled …
The Ladder of Will: How Desistance Intention Shapes the Course of Crime
Considering inconsistent findings in existing research on crime desistence, this study aims to explore the process of individual desistance from …
Criminal Sanctions Against Parents for Children in Conflict With the Law
The post-COVID-19 era has brought significant social changes, particularly affecting parenting behavior, child supervision, and the psychological well-being of children. …
Implementation of the Voluntary Regulation Concept on Green Technology Policy in the Face of Climate Change in Indonesia
The world has entered a phase of environmental damage in the phenomenon of Climate Change. The industrial economy can no …
Agricultural Human Resource Policies in the Age of Agricultural Labor Shortage: A Comparative Analysis on South Korea and Japan
This study asks why the local governmental actors in South Korea (hereafter, Korea) have revised its policies to secure agricultural …
Breaking the Cycle: Indonesia’s Strategy Against Militant Extremism
In the early 2000s, Indonesia experienced a surge in Islamist paramilitary activity, with the 2002 Bali bombings drawing global attention …
Impact of Terrorism on Consumer Sentiment in Pakistan: A City-Level Analysis
This study estimates the impact of terrorism on consumer sentiment at city level in Pakistan. Tagged as one of the …
Democracies Degraded by Disinformation: Lessons From Hungary, the U.S., and the U.K.
Democratic backsliding has been a growing concern globally. The literature on democratic backsliding and the literature on disinformation have grown …
The COVID-19 Pandemic and British Exceptionalism: Explaining Policy Failure
The COVID-19 pandemic elicited a policy response from the UK government that may be described as “British exceptionalism”. The concept …
Compliance with WHO Standards in Monitoring and Evaluating the COVID- 19 Pandemic in the Philippines and Vietnam
This article is concerned with the compliance of the Philippines and Vietnam with regard to World Health Organization (WHO) standards …
Inflation: The Macroeconomic Consequence of Terror Activity in Pakistan
This study estimates the impact of terror activity on inflation in Pakistan. Considered as one of the most dangerous places …
Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) in Indonesia: Can It Follow Australia’s Footsteps?
This paper investigates the differing approaches to Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) in Australia and Indonesia, with a focus on the …
Perinatal Malpractice Litigation and Midwives’ Responses: Risk Management and Legal Analysis
Childbirth presents a variety of risks, such as sequelae or death of mother and child. Child birth associated risk increases …
The Impact of Internal Urban-to-Rural Migration and Its Limits: A Case Study on Japan and South Korea
This study asks how the governmental promotion of urban-to-rural internal migration in Japan and South Korea has impacted on agricultural …
Assessing the Impact of Empowerment Policies on the South African Urban Legal Cannabis Market
Following an international wave of legalizing cannabis for medical, recreational and economic reasons, South African national government have been encouraging …
Support Required of Healthcare Professionals to Prevent Filicide and Abandonment After Isolated Childbirth – Consideration of Intentions and Actions That Contradict the Intent to Commit a Crime
This study reviews data from the trials on filicide and abandonment after isolated delivery intentions and on actions contrary to …
The Constructed Meaning of Thai Laborer by the State
Most studies on labor control in Thailand primarily focus on the state's oppressive and suppressive actions against the labor movement. …
The Development and Challenges of the Old Age Allowance Program in Thailand After the Policy Reformation in 2009
The phenomenon of an aging society is being observed worldwide, and according to the World Bank, Thailand is expected to …
ASEAN – Canada Strategic Partnership: Progress, Element of National Interest, Prospects and the Role of Viet Nam
ASEAN is a prestigious regional organization and an important partner of many countries around the world. While global multilateral institutions …
Why the Leviathan Is a Mortal God: From Nominalism to Mortalism
This paper attempts to answer the question of why Leviathan is a mortal god in Leviathan, despite the fact that …
Of Social Imaginary and Violence: How Did Indonesia Diminish Its Extremist Threat?
In the early 2000s, Indonesia witnessed a proliferation of militant terror activity in the wake of Suharto’s downfall. Whilst not …
Criminal Trials of Parents Claiming “Sibling Abuse” How Do Midwives Address Such Cases?
This study aimed to investigate criminal cases in which parents have claimed injury to an abused child was inflicted by …
The Nautical Significance of India-Japan Relationship
With the Indo-Pacific region gaining traction in the geopolitical dimension of the current global political theatre, India and Japan with …
Diversified Career Path of Legislators in New Democracies: South Korea’s Case
This study asks how the legislators’ occupational backgrounds have been changed in post-democratization South Korea. While previous studies on legislators’ …
Marriage Equality: Social Movement for Same-Sex Marriage in Thailand
This research attempts to answer how Anjaree and other social movement groups can mobilize resource in pushing the law and …
Dilemmas on Lithuanian Energy Issues: From the Aspect of Nuclear Energy
This paper discusses post-Soviet Lithuanian nuclear energy issues from the viewpoint of political dilemma. The author examines post-Soviet Lithuanian energy …
What does the Policy Formulation Process of East Lantau Metropolis and Lantau Tomorrow Vision Policy Imply Hong Kong Policy Style
East Lantau Metropolis, a Hong Kong reclamation plan of 1,000 ha in the Central Waters, appeared to have reached consensus …
Bureaucrats and Politicians in Power-Dependence of Domestic Politics and Interdependence, Linkage of Diplomacy: From Bureaucratic Leadership to Official Residence Leadership
This paper investigates Bureaucrats and Politicians in Power-Dependence of Domestic Politics and Interdependence, Linkage of Diplomacy: From Bureaucratic Leadership to …
Cambodian New Generations: From Family Dependents to State Influencers
Against the backdrop of recent social, economic and political developments, traditional interactions between youth, adults and the State have been …
The Political Institution of the Democrat Party: Thailand’s Oldest Political Party, After the Coup, 22 May 2014
The purposes of this study were as follows: the status adaptation and political institution of the Democrat Party to examine …
Emma’s Journey: A Case Study on the Death Penalty and Some Inequalities in the Criminal Justice System
The murder on January 1, 1979 of a prominent white business man in the small southern American community of Lincolnton, …
Reframing the Conflict ‘of Interest’: The Public/Private Interface
The dominant understanding of the ‘conflict of interest’, grounded in a quintessentially Western conceptualization of public and private , has …
When Judicial Review Becomes a Fading Shadow of Constitutional Democracy: Toward a Comparative Understanding of Judicial Review in Cameroon and Post-Apartheid South Africa
This paper relates to the ineffectiveness of the judicial review mechanism in Cameroon. The Constitutional Council is an organ charged …