Aspek Diplomasi, Strategi Pertahanan Semesta, Dan Irregular Warfare Dalam Penangganan Gerakan Disintegrasi Di Indonesia

Abdi, Rizqa Noor; Wijayanto, Joni; Midhio, I Wayan

doi:10.15408/mimbar.v37i1.17827

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“…At this time war has various forms that are invisible and victims that cannot be known directly, but the scope of war today is more systematic and also has a very broad impact, for example cyber war, trade war and intelligence war. (Abdi, Wijayanto and Midhio, 2018).…”

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Total War Strategy through Optimizing Pancasila Values

Meideri¹,

Prakoso²,

Risman³

2021

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The dynamics of the global regional and national strategic environment have an impact on the emergence of various threats, both actual and potential. The country must prepare for all the possibilities that occur, including preparing for a total war involving all human resources. Pancasila as the Indonesian ideology is one of the most important resources in binding the spirit of the struggle of the Indonesian people in organizing the Total War, so that Pancasila as the state ideology is deemed necessary to always be maintained, maintained and continuously optimized. The purpose of this study was to analyze the "Total War Strategy through Optimizing the Values of Pancasila." The research method used is descriptive qualitative method using secondary data sources in the form of previous research journals, books, documentation, news, internet and others. Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that the total war strategy includes including all levels of society in state defense activities in accordance with the practice of the 4th precept of Pancasila. Providing information about defending the state, and providing equal treatment to protect and provide security for all Indonesian people in accordance with the 2nd principle. The TNI together with the Government jointly provide protection for the community based on the principles of democracy, human rights and non-discrimination which is in accordance with the value of the 5th principle. Therefore, the values of Pancasila must be maintained and optimized to create a country that is safe and peaceful, a society that lives peacefully and is also prosperous.

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Total War Strategy through Optimizing Pancasila Values

Meideri¹,

Prakoso²,

Risman³

2021

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“…Territoriality (Kewilayahan), which explains that defense efforts are implemented in a decentralized manner throughout Indonesia's sovereign territory, but still to achieve the same goals. From these characteristics, it can be interpreted that all the people and elements of the national power can be involved in efforts to defend the country in the integral unit, by not having to use weaponry, but simply by making a dedication to their respective profession, without having to make themselves as a combatant (Abdi & Wijayanto, 2020). Based on this explanation, an employee of the Indonesian Government Institutions can participate in defending his country in a "war" situation using Defence Diplomacy as a tool, as a representative of their field of service, without having to carry weapons and hold the status of a combatant.…”

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Total War Implemented in Defence Diplomacy: Case Study of the Re-Negotiation of the Defence Cooperation Agreement Between the Government of the Republic of Indonesia and the Government of the Republic of Singapore (Dca Indonesia-Singapore)

Syarifuddin¹,

Prakoso

Widjayanto

2021

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<p>Total war is not always associated with power seizure using physical means, however, the real meaning is how a country could implement the whole of resources to fight for their national interest. This study is aimed to provide an understanding that total war could be implemented in all areas of activities. The study is conducted with a qualitative descriptive method through a case study approach, library study, interview, and observation in the field. It has been implemented in defense diplomacy accordingly without our awareness. For instance, in the case of the delay in the Indonesia-Singapore Defence Cooperation Agreement (DCA) renegotiation which unites all personnel from different agencies and institutions, as well as all professional fields to come up with the same directions for Indonesia national interest. This study concludes that a total war strategy could be implemented in defense diplomacy to get a maximum result to fight for Indonesia’s national interest.</p>

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“…The strength of diplomacy is one of the elements of national power (Morgenthau, 1948), which is then made clear again that the existence of diplomacy is a mechanism used for national interests and protection of national security (Fendreck, 2010). Diplomacy also cannot be separated from the total war, because in this form of war it does not only use military force but also uses non-military power (Abdi & Wijayanto, 2020).…”

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Study on the Implementation of the Total War Strategy in War Against the Dutch Occupation (Pattimura War Case Study)

Madrohim¹,

Midhio²

2021

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The Total people's war is essentially a total war for all Indonesians by mobilizing all national strength and resources to uphold state sovereignty, territorial integrity, and national safety from other nations that threaten or occupy the territory of the Republic of Indonesia. The Total People's War is characterized by populist, totality and territorial characteristics. The Pattimura War was a war of the Maluku People led by Kapitan Pattimura against the Dutch occupation which took place from 16 May 1817 to 16 December 1817. This war was one of the battles the Dutch had ever fought during their occupation in Indonesia. This study aims to determine the extent to which the implementation of the total war strategy in the Pattimura War in 1817 carried out by Kapitan Pattimura in Maluku by identifying it from the aspects of the philosophy of defense science and total war strategy by using historical research methods and qualitative descriptive research methods with literature study techniques. The results of the study stated that in the context of the Pattimura War, the total war strategy could be synthesized as a total war for all the people of Maluku by exerting all their strength and resources to uphold the sovereignty and territorial integrity and the safety of the nation from the threat of Dutch occupation. Kapitan Pattimura has implemented a total war strategy characterized by populist, totality and territorial in the Pattimura War.

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Aspek Diplomasi, Strategi Pertahanan Semesta, Dan Irregular Warfare Dalam Penangganan Gerakan Disintegrasi Di Indonesia

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Total War Strategy through Optimizing Pancasila Values

Total War Strategy through Optimizing Pancasila Values

Total War Implemented in Defence Diplomacy: Case Study of the Re-Negotiation of the Defence Cooperation Agreement Between the Government of the Republic of Indonesia and the Government of the Republic of Singapore (Dca Indonesia-Singapore)

Study on the Implementation of the Total War Strategy in War Against the Dutch Occupation (Pattimura War Case Study)

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