Peran Perangkat Desa Terhadap Penyelesaian Sengketa Lingkungan Hidup Dalam Perspektif Green Constitution

Arifin, Zainul; Mutiari, Yunial Laily; Irsan, Irsan; Ramadhan, Muhammad Syahri

doi:10.46839/lljih.v6i2.186

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“…It is inseparatable from the mistakes of a regional leader or cief commited by eliminating political ethics as an honest, fair and reponsible leader of the position he holds without practices harmful to the country or his own region as corruption. The head regional conduct corruption in various ways, such as, birbes head regional, how can they function smoothly [7].…”

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Analysis of Local Head Leadership (Study Behavior Deviate Leader Regional Headin Lampung Province)

Rosalia

Kagungan

2023

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Corruption is a wrong behavior, one can deviate. Case corruption inside the government that involves head area happened in Lampung Province, it can be seen from KPK arrests Regent of Mesuji (Khamamik), Regent Tanggamus (Bambang Kurniawan), South Lampung Regent (Zainudin Hasan), Central Lampung Regent (Mustafa), and North Lampung Regent (Agung Knowledge Mangkunegara). Destination study this for knowing form behavior deviant (corruption) Leader Head of corruption in Lampung Province. Method used descriptive qualitative. Data obtained from study theory, letter news, books, online media, and source/reference other. Results study show form behavior deviate head area are (1) Differential Association , corruption occur because studied; (2) Anomie, corruption because weak supervision and control social; (3) GONE, corruption because greed (Greed), opportunity (Oportunity), needs (Needs), and disclosure (Expose); (4) Rationalization , corruption considered a justification; (5) Profit, corruption will get profit; (6) Capability, corruption because ability; (7) Structure, corruption is reality crime that is not free from structure and agency human; (8) Function, corruption because position head area susceptible cheating. From various form behavior deviate, the form of labeling is not apply in corruption by the heads area in Lampung Province, because there is no a label or nickname people in the area who see negative to head the area before occur case corruption that triggers head area for To do action corruption that. Keywords: Leadership, Regional Head, Corruption, Behavior Deviate

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Analysis of Local Head Leadership (Study Behavior Deviate Leader Regional Headin Lampung Province)

Rosalia

Kagungan

2023

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“…However, in reality, regional spending (APBD) is still very dependent on the APBN (Hanida et al, 2021). In fact, in several cases, the implementation of regional autonomy in Indonesia has increasingly encouraged the development of corruption (Arifin & Irsan, 2019); such insignificant delegation of authority is called pseudo-decentralization; weakest decentralization (Abdullah, 2005). DRA has an impact on inequality between regions, this is very serious (Undang et al, 2022).…”

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Policy Reformulation Action-Cycle Framework (PRACYF): A Case Study Decentralization and Regional Autonomy Policy in North Sumatra Province

Undang

Heri

Suhendar

et al. 2023

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Decentralization and regional autonomy (DRA) policies have been implemented in Indonesia for 25 years. However, regional independence is still very low in 33 regions/cities in North Sumatra (North Sumatra) because the local revenue (PAD) is much smaller than the regional income and expenditure budget (APBD). The aim of this study is to analyze this phenomenon and find a conceptual framework for reformulating DRA policies. The research method uses mixed methods. The results of the analysis show that 88.49% of the regions are still dependent on transfer funds from the central government, so the nature of autonomy, namely the independence of autonomous regions, is still far from expectations. In the long run, it is important to reformulate policies through the Policy Reformulation Action-Cycle Framework (PRACYF). Theoretically, PRACYF has conceptual implications for the development of public policy and DRA, while in practice it can have implications for increasing the independence of autonomous regions and the welfare of the people in the regions.

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“…The Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia upholds the concept of a green constitution which basically formulates the provisions of environmental laws into the constitution, allowing the principle of sustainable development with environmental insight and environmental protection to have a legal basis [48]. Article 28H paragraph (1) and Article 33 paragraph (4) of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia have enshrined environmental protection.…”

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Good Environment as Part of Human Right: A Case Study on Plastic Waste Post Pandemic

Puluhulawa¹,

Puluhulawa²,

Harun³

2022

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The use of plastic waste causes various benefits in human life, but it also has negative impacts. Plastic waste has become part of environmental pollution and the Covid-19 pandemic has led to an increase in the use of plastic. The right to life is a part of human rights that every individual absolutely has. Human life depends on the surrounding environmental conditions, and the right to a good environment has a significant influence on the right to life. This study was based on the previous description, entitled “Good Environment as a Part of Human Rights (A Case Study on Plastic Waste)”. This study was a normative legal study, which used a conceptual and statute approach. This article discusses two main points namely: (1) The right to a good environment in the concept of human rights; (2) Environmental protection as part of the protection of human rights, with a case study on solid waste. The results showed that the right to a good, clean, and healthy environment is crucial in fulfilling the right to life. Without a good environment, the right to life could not be optimally enjoyed. Thus, protecting the environment from pollution, especially plastic waste, is part of the fulfillment of human rights. Keywords: environment, human right, plastic waste

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Peran Perangkat Desa Terhadap Penyelesaian Sengketa Lingkungan Hidup Dalam Perspektif Green Constitution

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Analysis of Local Head Leadership (Study Behavior Deviate Leader Regional Headin Lampung Province)

Analysis of Local Head Leadership (Study Behavior Deviate Leader Regional Headin Lampung Province)

Policy Reformulation Action-Cycle Framework (PRACYF): A Case Study Decentralization and Regional Autonomy Policy in North Sumatra Province

Good Environment as Part of Human Right: A Case Study on Plastic Waste Post Pandemic

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