Advancing Rule of Law in a Global Context

309 Pages·2020·5.488 MB·English

by  Heru Susetyo (editor), Patricia Rinwigati Waagstein (editor), Akhmad Budi Cahyono (editor)

ADVANCING RULE OF LAW IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LAW AND GOVERNANCE IN
A GLOBAL CONTEXT (ICLAVE 2017), NOVEMBER 1-2, 2017, DEPOK, INDONESIA
Advancing Rule of Law in a
Global Context
Editors
Heru Susetyo, Patricia Rinwigati Waagstein & Akhmad Budi Cahyono
Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia
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AdvancingRuleofLawinaGlobalContext–Susetyo,RinwigatiWaagstein&BudiCahyono(eds)
©2020Taylor&FrancisGroup,London,ISBN978-1-138-32782-5
Table of contents
Foreword ix
OrganizingCommittee xi
ScientificCommittee xiii
EditorBiographies xv
Acknowledgements xvii
Thelimitationofinvestigatorauthorityforillegalnarcoticsoffences 1
R.A.Kurniawan&S.Aprilianto
DeferredProsecutionAgreement(DPA):Canitbeasolutionforcorporate
criminalliabilityinIndonesia? 6
A.B.Ginting&T.Santoso
Disclosureofbeneficialownershiptoeradicatetransnationalfinancialcrime 14
R.A.Kurniawan&I.Felisiano
Legalculturalcommunicationsystemforcivilsocietyparticipationin
eradicationofcorruption 19
Fitriati
DecreeofthePeople’sConsultativeAssemblyasthelegalbasisinthelawmakingprocess
(analysisoftheDecreeofthePeople’sConsultativeAssemblyoftheRepublicofIndonesia
No.XVI/MPR/1998onthePoliticalEconomyintermsofEconomicDemocracy) 26
Kuntari&F.Arsil
Justiceprinciplesforstart-upbusinessinIndonesia 35
P.M.Marzuki,I.Prihandono,D.P.Anugerah&D.S.Yuniarti
Thecriminalresponsibilityofcorporatebanking:CasestudyofCenturyBank 43
Pujiyono,Supanto&T.Pingky
AnalysisofthepositionandauthorityoftheNagariindigenouscouncilasatraditional
representativeinstitutionfromaperspectiveofconstitutionallaw 49
R.M.Wasti&Fatmawati
State-OwnedEnterprises(SOEs)inIndonesiancompetitionlawandpractice 57
A.Siswanto
IndonesiancompetitionlawreforminanticipatingthesinglemarketundertheASEAN
EconomicCommunity(AEC) 65
A.Siswanto&M.J.Hutajulu
Theroleofulama,adatandgovernmentinstitutionsasthestabilityfactorsofthe
Minangkabausystemofgovernment 73
F.Arsil&R.M.Wasti
v
The authority of the Indonesian power holder related to the state of emergency in terms of
the law on states of emergency 81
D. Baskoro, F. Arsil & Q. Ayuni
Criminal law reform through the Constitutional Court’s decisions 90
R.F. Febriansyah & T. Santoso
Exploring initiatives for a human rights-centered approach in post-disaster housing
reconstruction in Tacloban city, Philippines 98
D.K.P. Yee
People’s participation, democratic governance, and the asean Economic Community (AEC) 104
K.Y. Hooi
A study of the implementation of working conditions of women workers in transnational
corporations (TNCs) in Indonesia 112
S.H. Halim
Optimization of Hajj fund development through infrastructure-based sukuk 120
I. Karimah & S. Iskandar
The penalty policy of criminal blasphemy in the plural society in the framework
of renewal of the criminal law 128
A. Ramdan
Plan the development from the constitution: Expanding constitutional directives
in the 1945 constitution of Indonesia 137
I. Perwira, A. Abdurahman, M. Susanto & A.Y. Zulfikar
The bail-in policy: solution or problem? 146
L.E. Sitorus, A. Erliyana & Y. Husein
Opportunities and challenges for Indonesian insurance companies in the ASEAN
Economic Community 153
K. Simanjuntak
Regulating disruptive innovation in Indonesian digital business 163
Q.D. Kusumawardani
Constitutional court dismissed the reconciliation effort 176
Junaedi
Enhancing the ASEAN Way: Integrating international law into local initiatives in the
ASEAN 189
C.P. Osorio
Enriching legal studies with socio-legal research 196
S. Irianto
Counterterrorism, deradicalization, and victimization in the aftermath of terrorism in
Indonesia 210
H. Susetyo
Equality before the law for women in Indonesia: An analysis of international law and its
implementation at the national, regional, and sector level 219
W.N. Tuslian
Contemporary issues on constitutional law 228
J. Asshiddiqie
vi
Whatwouldalabourmigrationandwomen’srights“champion”do?Examiningrhetorics,
lawsandpoliciesofthePhilippinesandtheirimpactsonthelivesofmigrantwomenteachers
inThailand 234
J.M.Barredo
Digitalidentityandpersonaldataprotection:Analysisofrightstoerasureanddata
portabilityinIndonesia 247
E.Makarim&S.Kom
HumanrightscertificationinIndonesia:Problemsandimplications 262
P.R.Waagstein
Prosandconsofthegovernmentregulationinlieuoflawno.2Year2017concerningmass
organizations 270
Q.Ayuni
Awakeningthegeopolitical‘spirit’:TransformingIndonesia’sinstitutionstoconfrontglobal
challenges 277
F.S.B.P.Susilo&K.W.Soepandji
Authorindex 290
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Advancing Rule of Law in a Global Context – Susetyo, Rinwigati Waagstein & Budi Cahyono (eds)
© 2020 Taylor & Francis Group, London, ISBN 978-1-138-32782-5
Foreword
The manuscripts published in this book originate from articles presented at the 1st Inter­
national Conference on Law and Governance, (ICLAVE 2017), which took place at the Fac­
ulty of Law, Universitas Indonesia in 2017. The participants originate from Indonesia and
some foreign countries. Invited speakers at this conference come from Malaysia, Thailand,
People’s Republic of China, Australia, Japan, Singapore, USA, and Indonesia.
This conference aims to provide an excellent international platform for academicians,
researchers and budding students around the world to share their research findings and to
find international linkage for future collaborations in the areas of Government policy-dispar­
ity between Law in the Book and Law in Society, Independent Judiciary, Corruption Eradica­
tion and Asset Rcovery, Legal Protection for Women and Children, Rule of Law and
Constitutional Democracy, Law and the Global Labor Market, Law and Management Prob­
lems in Multinational Corporations, Global Investment Governance, New Developments in
Criminal Law, Penal Law and Criminal Justice, Law, Policy and Conflict Management on
Environmental and Natural Resources, Law and Identities in Blurred Boundaries, Law and
Intellectual Property Rights Protection, Protection to Indigenous People/ Local Communities,
The Protection of Individual Identity and Privacy at Cyberspace, Competition Law and the
Monopoly of State-owned Enterprises, Opportunities and Challenges of ASEAN Economic
Community, Global Market Penetration by Micro, Small and Medium enterprises, Law, Rad­
icalism and Terrorism, Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation, The development of
Family Law and Inheritance Law in shaping future global communities, and Islamic finance
and economic opportunities.
We convey our utmost gratitude to all participants and professors who actively took part in
this conference, to all editors and staff at the research and publication unit of the Faculty of
Law, Universitas Indonesia, as well as to Universitas Indonesia, particularly DRPM and
KPPRI.
Last but not least, our gratitude goes to the staff of CRC Press (Taylor & Francis Group), for
the proceedings.
Depok, Indonesia
5 July 2019
Assoc. Prof. Heru Susetyo, PhD
Editor
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