Social and Political Issues on Sustainable Development in the Post Covid-19 Crisis

382 Pages·2022·8.243 MB·English

by  Oman Sukmana, Salahudin, Iqbal Robbie, Ali Roziqin, Shannaz Mutiara Deniar, Iradhad T. Sihidi, Dedik F. Suhermanto

SOCIALANDPOLITICALISSUESONSUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENT
INTHEPOSTCOVID-19CRISIS
As a threat, a pandemic has indirect implications for social, economic and political conditions
bothatdomesticandinternationallevels.Thus,collectiveandcomprehensiveeffortsareneededin
respondingtoandpreventingtheexpansionofinfectionscausedbythevirus,includingCovid-19.
This international conference provides the discourse on social, economic as well as political
issuesregardingtheconditionafterthepandemic.Socialissuesarestudiedthroughsocialwelfare,
sociology, governance, communicationandinternationalrelationsapproaches. Meanwhile, eco-
nomicproblemsarediscussedthroughbusiness,economicdevelopmentandeconomicmanagement
approaches.UndertheFirstInternationalConferenceonHumanitiesandSocialSciences(ICHSOS)
2021,speakersfromseveralcountriesprovidedsolutionsandalternativeperspectivesinpreventing
anddealingwithproblemsaftertheCovid-19pandemic.Thisbookcontains42paperspresented
attheconference.

PROCEEDINGSOFTHEINTERNATIONALCONFERENCEONSOCIALANDPOLITICAL
ISSUESONSUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENTINTHEPOSTCOVID-19CRISIS
(ICHSOS2021),MALANG,INDONESIA,18–19JUNE2021
Social and Political Issues on
Sustainable Development in the
Post Covid-19 Crisis
Editedby
Oman Sukmana
DepartmentofSocialWelfare,UniversitasMuhammadiyahMalang,Indonesia
Salahudin
DepartmentofGovernmentStudies,UniversitasMuhammadiyahMalang,Indonesia
Iqbal Robbie
DepartmentofManagement,UniversitasMuhammadiyahMalang,Indonesia
Ali Roziqin
DepartmentofGovernmentStudies,UniversitasMuhammadiyahMalang,Indonesia
Shannaz Mutiara Deniar
DepartmentofInternationalRelations,UniversitasMuhammadiyahMalang,
Indonesia
IradhadT. Sihidi
DepartmentofGovernmentStudies,UniversitasMuhammadiyahMalang,
Indonesia
Dedik F. Suhermanto
DepartmentofInternationalRelations,UniversitasMuhammadiyahMalang,
Indonesia
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Table of contents
Preface ix
Acknowledgements xi
Committees xiii
Lifecyclecontractmodelinthepublic–privatepartnershipforthetourismsectorin
NorthTorajaregency 1
S.H.Tamrin,M.H.Djabbari&Alwi
Depression,anxietyandfearduringtheCOVID-19pandemicMovement
ControlOrder(MCO)inMalaysia 9
S.Nen,F.Ibrahim,N.Sarnon,N.M.Akhir&H.Abdullah
PatternofIslamicphilanthropyfundmanagementincommunityempowermentin
Malang(studiesinLAZISMuhammadiyahMalang) 19
Z.Abidin&O.Sukmana
ResilienceinhandlingCOVID-19inBlitarcity 29
I.T.Sihidi,Salahudin,M.J.Loilatu&A.Roziqin
TheroleofRumahZakatincommunityeconomicempowermentandmustahiq’s
savingbehaviorduringtheCovid-19pandemicinanIndonesianvillage 39
N.A.M.Grandisa,A.R.Gunawan&S.M.Hasanah
Covid-19murals:Autocritiquemessagesfromsocietyinthepublicsphere 55
C.G.Haryono
Sweden’slessstringentmanagementonhandlingCOVID-19pandemic:Thechallenge
ofthewelfarestatesystemanditssecuritizationagenda 66
A.R.Sakinah,H.S.D.Nugrahani&R.Aulia
LocalbossisminparkingretributionmanagementinMalangcity 73
A.A.Romadhan,I.T.Sihidi,A.Roziqin&M.Kamil
SmallmediumenterprisesduringpandemicCOVID-19:Fromabibliometricanalysis 81
A.Praharjo
ThebrutalkillingofMuslimsatAlNoorMosque,Christchurch,NewZealand:
AstudyofmedianewsdiscourseTheovanLeeuwen’sexclusiondiscourse
analysismodelonkompas.comnews 87
B.Suprapto
HowdidIslamicbanksdoduringthepandemic? 94
H.F.Hariyani,D.M.Toyiba&M.F.Abdullah
WhytherearesomanyThriftstoresinMalang,whenitisanillegalbusiness? 102
W.A.A.Attamimia,H.Ali&F.R.Muayis
Habermasianreflectionsonthepandemicandtransformationalleadership 107
A.R.Saputra,G.R.Ahrizal&T.AlFaruq
v
Theroleofreadinesstochangebetweentransformationalleadershipandwork
performanceinhighereducationduringCOVID-19pandemic 114
A.Rumijati,S.Irawati&K.R.Novianti
Artificialintelligenceasaninstrumenttoimprovethequalityofpublicservice 121
A.Nurjaman
Financialdistress:Frombibliometricanalysistocurrentresearch,futureandtrends
researchdirectionsandcontentanalysis 131
C.Sa’diyah,B.Widagdo&E.R.Rahadjeng
ThepotentialofASEANinrestoringtheeconomyoftheSoutheastAsianregion
duetoCovid-19 139
D.Prinanda
AnalyzingthedynamicsofsmartlibraryreadinessinIndonesia 149
D.S.Sayogo,S.B.C.Yuli&M.W.Affan
TheperformanceofparadiplomacyintheinternationaldevelopmentcooperationforSDGs 157
D.E.Kurniawati
Bankingcontributionsandtheimpactofinternalbankingconditionsduringthe
Covid-19pandemic 165
N.P.Sari,D.Sangadah&M.FaisyalAbdullah
TheinfluenceoftheCOVID-19pandemicperiodonvoluntaryactionsinthecareof
elderlyparentsinmodernfamilies 173
F.Lendriyono&T.Fariziah
Challengingministerofloneliness:Strategyofgovernmenttorespondtowomen’s
suicideinJapan? 181
H.N.Rosyida
Purchasedecisionsbasedondesignandcustomizationofmaskproducts
(studyonmillenialgenerationsinpandemicera) 189
L.D.Hilmi,S.Nurhasanah&I.Mu’ammal
Strategicpolicy:Applicationofparticipatoryinnovationinelectronic-based
publicsectorservicesinMalangCity(Malangonlineservicesystemstudy–SINGO) 195
K.Hadi,Y.S.Hijri
Digitalmarketinginpandemicera(perspectivebibliometric) 201
Marsudi,Y.R.Fiandari&I.R.Fuadiputra
Publicdiplomacyof“lamaisondel’Indonésie”insupportingIndonesiansmall
enterprisesduringandpostCOVID-19crisis 211
M.Mergans,S.Sastraredja,R.Juliati&D.Prinanda
Fromlocaltoglobal:Developmentandtransformationofbye-byeplasticbagsmovement 223
N.K.Rijal&S.Sabila
Aninnovativestrategichumanresourcemanagementinuncertainworld:
Asystematicliteraturereview 235
N.Malik,S.B.C.Yuli&Mudrifah
Analysisoffactorstoconsiderinselectionofsuppliersatcoffeeshopsduringthepandemic 247
N.Asfiyah,K.Roz&J.R.Bari’atu
Theinvolvementstrategiesoflocalknowledgeincreatingasustainablecity 254
R.K.D.Susilo
vi
TheeffectofCOVID-19toorganizationalchangesandjobsatisfactioninturnoverintention 262
R.Febriani,A.Mohyi&E.Kadharpa
CommunitydevelopmentbythetourismindustryinthepandemicCOVID-19
(studyoncommunityempowermentaroundtheSelectatourismindustryfroma
genderperspectiveinBatucity) 268
T.Sulistyowati
Theroleofbusinessinnovationontheinfluenceofentrepreneurshiporientationonthe
performanceofCOVID-19affectedMSMES 276
U.Yuliati,F.Fitriasari&M.Mergans
BibliometricanalysisofentrepreneurialmarketingduringtheCOVID-19pandemic 285
Y.Pratika,R.D.Jatmiko&S.N.Andharini
LocalcommunityvaluesbasedUniversitySocialResponsibility(USR):InIndonesiacontext292
D.Leniwati,E.D.Wahyuni,I.Ulum&K.Izatullo
Theinfluenceofmodelingandreinforcementfromparentsonhelpingbehaviorin
children:Astudyatpondokbestariindahhousing,Malangregency 305
O.Sukmana&E.D.Sukmana
Howtoempowerwomenthroughprotectionpolicies? 312
Saenab&M.Rusdi
TypologyofIslamophobiainIndonesia:QualitativeanalysisoftweetcontentonTwitter 321
S.Saputra&N.Putra
WaliSongo,communicationaspersonalbranding:Criticalstudyofpostmodernists 331
Mursidi&R.IqbalRobbie
SMARTTRENS:EconomicrecoveryprogrampostCOVID-19atModernIslamic
boardingschool(pesantren)inSemarangCity 338
S.D.Astuti,H.Subagyo&R.A.Budiantoro
AnanalysisonthedualroleofworkingmothersintheeraofpandemicCOVID-19 353
C.Puspaningsih,S.Abdullah&R.Muhammad
Analysisofinhibitingfactorsfortheimplementationofchildviolenceprevention
policybasedonresidentsshelterinMakassarCity,Indonesia 359
I.Purmalasari,A.M.Rusli&I.Arifin
Authorindex 367
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Preface
Pandemicsarearealthreattomankindbecausethespreadofsuchoutbreakshasawidecoverage
notlimitedtoonlyoneortwocountriesbutaffectingalmostallcountriesintheworld.Asathreat,
apandemichasindirectimplicationsforsocial,economicandpoliticalconditionsbothatdomestic
andinternationallevels.Thus,collectiveandcomprehensiveeffortsareneededinrespondingtoand
preventingtheexpansionofinfectionscausedbyviruses,includingCovid-19.Sincetheoutbreak
ofCovid-19inMarch2020,manycountrieshavetriedtheirbesttopreventthespreadofthevirus
intheircountries.Nevertheless,onlyfewhavesucceededinrespondingtothispandemic.Thenit
tendstocreatenewproblems, forexamplethedisruptionofthesocialandeconomicorder.The
heterogeneoussocialorderhasresultedinalotofprematurespeculationrelatedtotheCovid-19
virus,thiscausesmanypeopletotendtoignoreit.
This neglectful attitude itself is a problem within humankind due to the lack of information
andknowledge, especiallysincethecharacteristicsofCovid-19areaquickly-spreadtypeofflu.
The implication for the economic order is the cessation of the flow of production as well as
discontinuation of goods and services transfer. It is because the virus spreads through the air,
so that the fear of infection is definitely great. In addition, the implementation of policies or
regulationsthataretentativeinnaturehascausedpoliticalturmoil.Thesethreeimplicationscanat
leastillustratethattheCovid-19pandemichasdisruptedtheexistingorder.Asaresult,governments
mustworkhardtodealwithandpreventthespreadoftheCovid-19virus.
TheFacultyofSocialandPoliticalSciencesandtheFacultyofEconomicandBusiness, Uni-
versity of Muhammadiyah Malang held an international conference under the name, the First
InternationalConferenceonHumanitiesandSocialSciences(ICHSOS)2021on18-19June2021,
atUniversitasMuhammadiyahMalang,inEastJava,Indonesia.Theconferencewasheldonlinedue
tothepandemicwithakeynotelecturefromProfessorRavikKarsidi,MinisterforHumanDevel-
opmentandCulturalAffairsofIndonesiaandfivemainspeakersDr.PeerasitKamnuasilpa,Khon
KaenUniversity,YashChawla,PhD.,WrocławUniversityofScienceandTechnology(WUST),Dr.
KhadijahAlavi,UniversitiKebangsaanMalaysia,Dr.VinaSalvianaDarvinaSoedarwo,M.Si.,
UniversityofMuhammadiyahMalang, Indonesia, andDrEkoHandayanto, M.M,Universityof
MuhammadiyahMalang.
Underthethemeentitled“SocialandPoliticalIssuesonSustainableDevelopmentinthePost
Covid-19Crisis”,theConferencegatheredparticipantsfromvariousuniversitiesinIndonesiaand
othercountries.Theconferenceaccepted84articlestobepresented.Thereare42articlesincluded
inthisconferenceproceedingsvolumepublishedbyCRCPress/Balkema,Taylor&FrancisGroup.
Hopefullytheparticipantsoftheconferencewillbeabletodissectproblems,findsolutionsandget
alternativeperspectivesinpreventinganddealingwiththepandemicproblemsposedbyCovid-19.
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