Jurnal Penelitian Politik Volume 7 No. 2, 2010

PenulisArtikelAbstrak
Lidya Christin SinagaINDONESIA DI TENGAH KESEPAKATAN ACFTAThe ASEAN-China Free Trade Area (ACFTA) formally took effect as of Januari 1, 2010. The initial phase of
the trade agreement was in force in early 2004, also known as the Early Harvest Programme (EHP). A free trade
area covering trade in goods between China and the original six ASEAN members, including Indonesia, is to be
completed by 2010 and the remaining four by 2015. However, the socialization of EHP scheme by Indonesian government
relatively poor and made it difficult for business sector, especially Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
in Indonesia to exploit this scheme. The full implementation of ACFTA on January 2010 has given strong pushes
from business sectors to delay the implementation. The basic problem is in our domestic capacity and capability
which is not yet competitive enough to compete, especially with China products. Therefore, this paper will analyze
the impact of ACFTA on Indonesia and what should be done to counter the impacts
Trias Palupi KurnianingrumPENTINGNYA RATIFIKASI MADRID PROTOCOL DALAM
MENGHADAPI
PERDAGANGAN BEBAS DI ERA GLOBALISASI
Nowadays, Indonesia and other developing countries can not be avoided and have to face the era of globalization
and trade liberalization which include free competition of the economy and the utilization of intellectual
property. In the field of the protection of intellectual property rights, similarity of goods and services traded across
borders requires the existence of the concept of equal protection of law standards which underlies the importance
of ratification of Madrid Protocol for Indonesia, especially for facing the challenges of free trade area today since
the protection of trademarks are needed, particularly for maintaining the fair competition and also prevent plagiarism.
Tri Nuke PudjiastutiASEAN FTAs dan Liberalisasi Perdagangan Jasa:
Tan
tangan Jasa Tenaga Kerja Bagi Indonesia
Under contemporary globalization and liberalization, particularly with many kinds of Free Trade Agreements
(FTAs) in terms of liberalization of services and labours, Indonesia has to deal with so many challenges. In one
side, the foreign labour mobility will increase in the future of Indonesian labour market, while lack of competency
mostly for local or domestic labours. In another side, at the current situation, Indonesian migrant workers are still
dominated by unskilled workers which is not part of trade of services in FTAs scheme.
Awani IrewatiPROSPEK DAN PROBLEMATIKA PELAKSANAAN APECThis essay attempts to analyse problems and prospects of the APEC existence in dealing with the organization’s
principles implementation. A few years ago, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), one of the most meaningful
organization in the region, has been criticized for conducting insufficient efforts in addressing the 1997 Asia
crisis. Nowadays, the organization is currently facing the internal detrimental challenges of the raising FTA–based
economic cooperations (i.e. ASEAN-China FTA, ASEAN-Japan FTA, even bilateral – based FTAs) within the Asia
Pacific region. These FTAs could turn APEC out to be either breakable or even stronger. It is hoped that the powerful
FTA basis should be a cornerstone towards the sturdy APEC. The paper comes to the conclusion that the APEC,
which meets the two region, Asia and Pacific, is an convincingly feasible organization to remain taking the yearly
dialogue between the developed and developing members. This is truly becoming a lucrative opportunity for the
members to express what they want to get from this organization.
Ratna Shofi InayatiIMPELEMENTASI AFTA:
TANTANGAN DAN PENGARUHNYA TERHADAP INDONESIA
Regional economic integration under AFTA can provide an important building block for the establishment of
an ASEAN Economic Community (AEC). The establishment of an AEC requires a free flow of goods and services
among member countries. A successful AFTA is vital for maintaining regional peace and security, which is essential
for long term ASEAN economic progress. Significant progress has been made already in the implementation
of their tariff reduction commitment under AFTA. However, the second phase of economic integration, remove
or harmonization of Non-Tariff Barrier’s (NTB’s), poses a more challenging and difficult task due mainly to the
significant differences that exist among each countries in terms of economic development, national priorities, and
levels of efficiency.
Rudi Hilmanto, S.Hut, M.Si.TRANSFORMASI BUDAYA AGROFORESTRI LOKAL DALAM
MENGHADAPI
KESEPAKATAN PERDAGANGAN BEBAS
Agriculture and plantation (agroforestry) pattern in the years of 70s constitute cultural transformation of
agroforestry generating negative impact ecologically, economic, and social until this time. Choice of the socialize
world to go back to nature and the negative impact of Green Revolution, constitute matter which overshadow the
government for cymbal “Go Organic 2010”. “Go Organic 2010” constitute opportunity which enables to construct
and strengthen local commodity to own its market in free trade and also desirable by society in the country. The
objective of this research namely: (i). Depicting cultural elements of agriculture and plantation (agroforestry) that
exist in local community and (ii). Analysing cultural transformation of agroforestry in the face of free trade. This
research conducted at local community as key informant taken by purposive method. The organic agroforestry
system matter is new, especially for local community which have the harmony with nature. The local community
has farming culture which embrace harmony with nature, however, this agroforestry pattern change the effect
of green revolution existence, therefore we need to transform repeatedly the cultural elements of our agriculture
which are: belief system, technology and knowledge system, art and language, social organizational, and artistry.
The agroforestry culture elements combine with nature has made Indonesia joining a transformation movement of
going back to nature.
Syafuan RoziNasionalisme , Demokratisasi ,
dan Sentimen Primordial di Indonesia : Problematika
Identitas Keagamaan versus
Keindonesiaan (Kasus Ormas Pendukung Khilafah Islamiyah
This article is a desk-review or literature study about the raising of religious sentiment of political identity with
various expressions related to some Islamic movements such as HTI (Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia), Tarbiyah movement
and MMI (Majelis Mujahidin Indonesia) in Indonesia’s post-Soeharto era. This kind of movements can be seen
as a phenomenon of political movement and religious awareness as critical mass toward Indonesian nation-state
or secular nationalism. The contestation of the meaning of “keindonesiaan” such as spirit of tolerance, equality
and appreciation of pluralism, anti and pro-secular-liberalism, reducing poverty and increasing wealth and goodmanners,
in the face of searching for model or alternative of new form of the state which promoted by the Khilafah
Islamiyah movement and supporters. This research elaborated issues such as how far religious values and khilafah
principles implemented by various Islamic movements towards Khilafah Islamiyah states and how far it will make
impact toward Indonesian nation-state at present and in the future. The general questions of this research namely:
what are the basic and core-values of political thinking of this groups in order to convince the people that Khilafah
Islamiyah is an alternative of the future state and how they implement their principles. What kind of strategic and
step they take in order to prove that their vision will become reality or not. Finally, how big their ideas and their
movement may counter the “keindonesiaan” principle, as best practice or alternative in political development.
Moch. NurhasimKONFLIK DALAM PILKADA LANGSUNG: Studi
tentang Penyebab dan Dampak Konflik
The direct regional elections have been conducted smoothly and peacefully since June 2005 to 2008. However,
some of the elections have become conflictual. The direct regional elections conflict describes two different interests
from different actors which are the loser and the winner. The “winner” are candidates who won the elections and
have been determined by the KPUD, while the “loser” are those who were not determined by the KPUD as the
winner. The loser actors oftenly questioned the voting results decided by the KPUD. Many ways have been done
to raise this conflictual issues including through Law. This study provides description of direct regional elections
conflict, trigger factors, causal factors, behavior of the elite and mass in the conflict, ways to solve the conflict by
the elite, formal and non formal institutions. The important thing of this study is description of the effects and the
future of local democracy in the post struggle of power followed by political conflict and resistancy.
Adriana ElisabethISU-ISU STRATEGIS
MENUJU PEMBENTUKAN KOMUNITAS EKONOMI
ASEAN
ASEAN Community in 2015 will be achieved through three pillars: ASEAN Political Security Community
(APSC), ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), and ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community (ASCC). In order to assess
the realization of AEC, this research focuses on free trade, service, and investment. Generally, intra-ASEAN trade
and investment is smaller than from extra-ASEAN. This is one reason to know what ASEAN members have been
doing to materialize the AEC in 2015 with the fact that economic growth within ASEAN remains relatively unequal.
In particular, to what extent is the role of Indonesia in coordinating automotive and other sectors to improve its
economy (trade and investment). The most controversial is how ASEAN can be a single market and production base
without establishing customs union as well as the European Union did before.
Nina AndrianaARTI PENTING IDEOLOGI BAGI PARTAI POLITIKPolitical party has an important role in the political system. It functions such as political recruitment, political
education, political aggregation and political socialization has been positioned on the basic structure of democratic
system. In the reformation era, almost all of political parties in Indonesia has been born accidentally without
good preparation on it. It just becomes the expression of political elite power, so then political party doesn’t have
its own ideology or even identity. In this sense, ideology is very important as a guide for the political party actions
and as a measurement for the voter to evaluate how far political elite fulfill their promises during campaign. This
is a book review of Firmanzah which talked about how to manage a political party by using ideology and a good
communication to the constituence.


Penulis : Lidya Christin Sinaga, Trias Palupi Kurnianingrum, Tri Nuke Pudjiastuti, Awani Irewati, Ratna Shofi Inayati, Rudi Hilmanto, S.Hut, M.Si, Syafuan Rozi, Moch. Nurhasim, Adriana Elisabeth, Nina Andriana

Dewan redaksi : Heru Cahyono, Moch. Nurhasim, Ikrar Nusa Bhakti, Syamsuddin Haris, Ganewati Wuryandari, Dhuroruddin
Mashad, M. Hamdan Basyar, Awani Irewati,Adriana Elisabeth, Indriana Kartini, Mardyanto Wahyu Tryatmoko, Sri Yanuarti, Luky Sandra Amalia, Sarah Nuraini Siregar, Nanto Sriyanto, Anggih Tangkas Wibowo, Abu Bakar
ISSN : 1829-8001
Tahun Penerbitan : 2010
Penerbit : LIPI PRESS

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2 Responses to Jurnal Penelitian Politik Volume 7 No. 2, 2010

  1. Bambang Dimas Prayitno says:

    Hebat, spektakuler, menakjubkan isi yang ada pada jurnalnya!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  2. Sapto Hadi says:

    boleh di bagi dong kalo menarik

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