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Varian of understanding violence (Hindu-Muslim in India is religion background and Islam isminority in India Patronage network and mobilization for violence : (1), the daily mediation of state-acces
generates infrastructure for riot; (2),control over policy and beauracracy can be used to
silence those trying to prevent violence; (3), capacity to acces state institutions tendpolitical actors authority and credibility during riots
Gujarat and Poso : Some Tentative Comparisons:
1. Mobilization throught patronage channels
2. Religion character of patronage channels forreled religion tentions
3. Communal violence and post-colonial state formations processes
Democracy at Work( PembicaraGabriel Lele, Ph.D)
Kapasitassebuahpemerintahansangatdipengaruhiolehpilihanaransemenkelembagaan(governance sangatmempengaruhi governability)
Studikasus di IndonesiapascaOrbamengalamipatologi, Reformasi di
satusisitelahmembawapencapaianmendasar, tetapi di sisi lain
telahmenimbulkanfragmentasikekuasaan yang membuatlemahnyaakselerasi yang
membuatlambatnya decision-making
1. Pencapaian Indonesia post-Soehartoadalahdenganadanyakemajuandemokrasi,
paling tidakdari 2 variabelagregatifkebebasanyakni : political right dan civil
liberties.
2. Di sisi lain adapersoalanserius di dalamnegeri yang berakardaripenilaianrakyat
yang mulaitidakpercayapadalembaga-lembagademokrasibarudalamhal ;tugasdanfungsipemerintahan, yang disebabkanolehkrisisekonomi yang
tidakkunjungteratasi
Duaperspektifdominanuntukmenjawabpatologi di atasyakni ;
1. Perspektif yang berargumenbahwamerosotnya governability
disebabkanolehpengaruhkepentinganologarkis
2. Persoalansebenarnyabersifatinstitusionally-engineered
Aransemen yang dimiliki Indonesia saatinibelummampumenjadi instrument demokratis
TransisiPolitik di Lokal Indonesia (Cornelis Lay, MA)
Political development of the country during the last decade has strongly suggested that
prerequisite for democratic governance
1. Is the massive installation of modern democratic institutions in to Indonesian
political system
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2. Is the massive dispersion of power, locus of power is dramatically multiply
Migration of power has two fold
1. Migration of power exclusively within the various levels of state structure
2. In the area civil society, the dispersion of power is not only attributed to modern
organized civil society such us CSOs
3. Political liberalization
Despite political liberalization has been enjoyed by most Indonesian, political
angagement, control and acces of demos to public affair remain problematic
1. The latest researches and publications on contemporary Indonesian politics
reveal above paradoxes. National survey conducted by Demos demonstrates
the phenomenon of deficit democracy in the midst of massive installation of
modern democratic institutions
2. The phenomenon of hijacking democracy also taking place in the very local
level, such us published of research in region varian, such us research inGunungKidul by Hari M. etc.
Migrations and Social Welfare (Pembicara TadjudinNoer Effendi)
Historically, study on voluntary migrations Indonesia can be divided in to three phases :
(1) 1970¶s dan 1980¶s : focus to rural poverty and sircular migration; (2), 1990¶s : focus
to female workers from villages on Java and further a far enter in to manufacturing; (3),
the 21st century : mayor urban area grow less quickly (slower economic growth, revival
of agriculture and decentralization)
Key topic
1. Migrants perceptions about life in the city are generally favourable
2. Migrant have better jobs and lower poverty status
3. The socio-economic satus of their children
Poverty rates were lowest amoung recent migrant who tended to have fewer or no
dependent (even though they earned less per hour than long term migrant or non-
migrant
Main-point (Suparjan, Health Service)
Learning from 3 years and going regional authonomy and decentralization, an image of distortion to the meaning of the regional authority is rising up
The success of health development programe cannot be separated from the amount of
budget allocation for operational expenses
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To build a healty society, ahealth paradigm need to be applied in a more serious way. As
the policy implementation goes on, the related offices in regional or local level needs to
formulate strategy to create promotive and preventive-oriented services
Main-point (Paul Smith, Social Invesment in an Inclusive Society or Nation Building theAustralian Way)
The longer term future of Australian social policy is being shaped by two key and
interconnected concept ; the inclusive society and the social investment state
The social democratic approach resonated strongly with pre Rudd Development in
Australia of that cluster of themes around investing in capability for an inclusive society.
Thecapability approach also had the strength of bridging welfare policy in to economic
policy where the idea of social investment in human capital has taken hold