Modernization Strategy: Governance of Internal Affairs Management, Ministry of Home Affairs & Regional Governments The modernization of governance in internal state management can no longer be understood merely as a technocratic agenda based on formal regulations and administrative policies. It must also be seen as a historical process that moves in tandem with societal dynamics,
The Relevance of Bureaucratic Transformation Challenges in Central and Regional Government Management in Realizing Asta Cita There was a significant moment at the end of June that deserves public attention. A total of 86 regional leaders from across Indonesia gathered for five days in the second wave of the retreat organized by the Ministry of
The Relevance of Bureaucratic Transformation Challenges in Central and Regional Government Management in Realizing Asta Cita The transformation of bureaucratic management in central and regional government is a grand agenda that has never lost its relevance in the nation’s development journey. Bureaucracy cannot be understood merely as an administrative machine that executes procedures, but as
Preventing Social Unrest Through Fair Tax Policy In recent times, society has reacted strongly to the policy of increasing the Rural and Urban Land and Building Tax (PBB-P2) in several regions. Such protests naturally carry the potential to trigger social unrest. In the context of early threat detection, we must be alert to the fact
Let Us Come Together Again (Part II – Conclusion): The PIP Bill, The Road Home to the House of Pancasila Let us come together again: united in the House of Pancasila. This call is a summons of history, a call of the nation’s conscience, which feels ever more urgent amid today’s political, social, and cultural
Let Us Come Together Again (Part I): United in the House of Pancasila The demonstrations that recently erupted in various parts of Indonesia reveal the double face of our democracy. On one hand, demonstrations are a sign of the people’s political vitality—a legitimate space for expressing aspirations in a democratic state. They affirm that the
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