How to reconnect different small worlds: Deconstructing the past that divides, pursuing a future that unites

Rohman, Abdul

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“…(Alpha Amirrachman, 2014). The fact that the Pela Gandong has grown and developed causes us to conclude that it has become a cultural system in the life order of the Ambon people (Rohman, 2022).…”

Section: Values Of Pela Gandongmentioning

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The Effectiveness of Leadership Based on Pela Gandong Values in the Population and Civil Registration Office of Ambon City

Sahetapy,

Laurens

2023

Acad. J. Interdiscip. Stud.

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This study aimed to analyze and explain the effectiveness of leadership based on Pela Gandong values at the Population and Civil Registration Office of Ambon City. Data analysis was carried out descriptively quantitatively with criteria for interpreting percentage scores in determining choices and making final decisions based on Average Achievement (CRR) and values/indexes to set priorities using sociometric calculations, namely the calculation of the Preferred Status Index (ISP). The results showed that leadership effectiveness is based on Pela Gandong values which include carrying out tasks, understanding regulations, standards, and work procedures, using equipment, organization of tasks, security training and safety, and requiring costs in carrying out tasks. Furthermore, the availability of organizational resources at the Population and Civil Registration Office of Ambon City is in a strong category. The effectiveness of leadership based on Pela Gandong values regarding carrying out public service tasks (CRR 72% with ISP 3) can be increased priority to V, understanding regulations, standards, and work procedures in public services (CRR 70% with ISP 2.91) can be increased priority to III, utilizing equipment in public services (CRR 62% with ISP 2.58) can be increased priority to I, the organization carries out public service tasks (CRR 71% with ISP 2,95) can be increased priority to IV, security training and safety security in public services (CRR 70% with ISP 2.91) can be increased priority to III, requiring costs in carrying out public services (CRR 71% with ISP 2.95) can be increased priority to IV, and the availability of organizational resources in public services (CRR 67% with ISP 2.79) can be increased priority to II. Thus, if strengthening and improvement are carried out properly, and their sustainability is guaranteed, it will obtain maximum results for the progress of public services at the Population and Civil Registration Office of Ambon City. Leaders also need to apply the leadership values of the Ambon people, which are reflected in the values of Pela Gandong, which motivate leaders to carry out service tasks to the community. Received: 24 June 2023 / Accepted: 22 August 2023 / Published: 5 September 2023

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Section: Values Of Pela Gandongmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Effectiveness of Leadership Based on Pela Gandong Values in the Population and Civil Registration Office of Ambon City

Sahetapy,

Laurens

2023

Acad. J. Interdiscip. Stud.

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Disconnected and disabled during the pandemic: Toward more inclusive pandemic response plans in the Global South

Rohman,

Pitaloka

2023

Journal of Librarianship and Information Science

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This study centers on the information world of Persons with Disabilities (PwD) living in the Global South during the COVID-19 pandemic. The intersection between information practices and disability studies have been mainly situated within the context of the Global North although the pandemic has perpetuated the global power imbalance between rich and poor countries. Based on an analysis of qualitative data collected from PwD in Vietnam during the pandemic, we found that the boundaries between individual, social, and professional domains blurred as the PwD used the same digital platforms accessible and affordable for them to meet different information needs arising from the continuous shifts and disruptions the pandemic had brought to their everyday life. The platforms also allowed the PwD to make stronger connections with themselves, others with disability, and the country during difficult times. In tandem, the PwD’s information world was characterized by the need to protect themselves from contracting the virus and to follow official pandemic response guidelines. The findings demonstrate the importance of centering disability rights and digital rights in pandemic preparedness, response, and recovery plans, particularly in countries with limited resources in Southeast Asia.

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How to reconnect different small worlds: Deconstructing the past that divides, pursuing a future that unites

Cited by 2 publications

References 32 publications

The Effectiveness of Leadership Based on Pela Gandong Values in the Population and Civil Registration Office of Ambon City

The Effectiveness of Leadership Based on Pela Gandong Values in the Population and Civil Registration Office of Ambon City

Disconnected and disabled during the pandemic: Toward more inclusive pandemic response plans in the Global South

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