Pilkada DKI Jakarta 2017: Dinamika Politik Identitas di Indonesia

Lestari, Dina

doi:10.21107/sml.v2i1.5519

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“…Identitas digunakan dalam berbagai topik penelitian seperti penelitian dalam bidang politik (Fearon, 1999) karena identitas menjadi determinan individu dalam mementukan sikap dalam pergerakan politik (Lestari, 2019). Kebutuhan pada kekhasan identitas mendorong identitas sosial (Tajfel & & Turner, 1979) dimana individu mengasosiasikan diri pada kelompok-kelompok (Cottam, Dietz-Uhler, Mastors, & Preston, 2012).…”

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Differences In Tolerance of Students and General Society Based on Religious Identity Politics: A Literature Study

Sembodo,

Nurmina

2024

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Identity politics is inseparable from multicultural society. Identity politics is a form of political method used by various majority and minority groups to achieve the desired ideal political goals. Due to differences in ideal views held between groups, the use of identity politics by majority groups to accommodate political interests often leads to conflict because it threatens the interests of minority groups and vulnerable groups such as religious, ethnic and gender groups. Based on the level of use, identity politics is used at the level of social life up to the level of student life to fulfill various political goals such as attracting votes in the election of leaders and the identity politics that is often used is religious identity politics. The majority of the people of West Sumatra are adherents of the Islamic faith, the use of Islamic identity politics often threatens the existence of other ethnicities and beliefs through sharia regional regulations. In student life, identity politics is related to everyday life, including fulfilling the need to worship according to beliefs and the need for mutual respect between students so that a harmonious multicultural life is achieved. The method that will be used in this research is a literature review, is by analyzing various research articles related to political tolerance and religious identity politics. The results of this research show that there are indications of differences in political tolerance between society and students in West Sumatra related to religious identity politics.

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“…Penggunaan politik identitas tidak terpisahkan dalam masyarakat multikultural. Identitas bersama seperti ras, jenis kelamin, kelas, dan agama digunakan sebagai alat politik dan berbagai pergerakan politik (Lestari, 2019;Hazama, 2010) karena mampu menaikkan elektabilitas tokoh yang berasal dari kalangan mayoritas (Muhtadi, 2018).…”

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Differences In Tolerance of Students and General Society Based on Religious Identity Politics: A Literature Study

Sembodo,

Nurmina

2024

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“…Muhammad Jaspan analyzes a number of structures that are very different from each other: "From nomadic societies in Sumatra with no social stratification, to capitalist societies in modern commercial and industrial cities such as Jakarta, Surabaya, and Bandung." Before the emergence of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, there were many large and small kingdoms in the archipelago (Lestari, 2019). These small kingdoms appeared on the island of Dayak or Kalimantan Island.…”

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“…In the Indonesian context the rise of primordialist sentiment which then sparked regionalist sentiment and politicization as Indonesia entered in a reform era (Lestari, 2019). In the ethnic format, primordial sentiments are reflected in attempts to include primordial values in regional regulations, the division of state administrative regions, the desire to obtain special autonomy, and the emergence of a separatist movement in Indonesia.…”

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Ethnic Mobility and the Formation of Political Identity in Indonesia

Setiawan,

Sergeev

2023

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Indonesia is an archipelagic country that has many tribes and cultures, which make Indonesia a multi-cultural country. There are 5 religions recognized in Indonesia based on the Law of the Republic of Indonesia, namely: Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Confucianism. This research is related to ethnic mobility and the formation of political identity in Indonesia which is currently very interesting to be discussed by various researchers around the world, not only in Indonesia. In this study, researcher discuss ethnic mobility and the formation of political identity based on history that has occurred in Indonesia to date. The Indonesian nation Indonesia adheres to the Pancasila ideology so that the national ideology has a major influence on the unity and integrity of the nation. In this study, researcher also examined the ideological values of Pancasila and the nation's unifying motto called Bhinneka Tunggal Ika. This study uses a qualitative descriptive approach in which the researcher conducts a descriptive elaboration of ethnic mobility and the formation of political identity in Indonesia and ethnic participation in political parties in Indonesia. The results of the study show that in the past there were still many Indonesian people who considered themselves local residents and were reluctant to accept other ethnic groups to occupy certain positions in an area, including political positions. The separatist movement that emerged in an area due to the inequality of one region with another, such as the islands of Java and Sumatra, had caused inter-ethnic conflict and many people were anti-Chinese in the 90s. However, currently, Indonesia has provided space for various tribes and religions to be involved in political development in Indonesia based on Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution. Indonesia as a multiethnic country has upheld democratic freedoms for all nations and provided regional autonomy policies for each region in order to improve public welfare.

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“…The tension during the election was extremely high as the result of the use of religious texts in order to support one candidate and delegitimize others. The polemic has become the subject of scholarly inquiries from Abdullah, Khamdan and Wiharyani, Lestari, Sari, Fathoni and Yuwanto, Putra, Mahadika and Sardini, Fachrudin, and so on (Abdullah 2018;Khamdan and Wiharyani 2018;Lestari 2019;Sari 2016;Fathoni and Yuwanto 2019;Putra 2018;Mahadika and Sardini 2019;Fachrudin 2018;Kaltsum 2019;Prayogi 2019;Kiftiyah 2019).…”

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THE MILLENIAL GENERATION, HADITH MEMES, AND IDENTITY POLITICS: The New Face of Political Contestation in Contemporary Indonesia

Imron

2019

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Since society has been encountering the advanced technology of smartphones, the internet has become the most crowded channel as well as a noisy stage for disputes on religious issues. The preceding disagreement on hadith that manifested in thick books has now transformed into pictures or, I should call, hadith memes. Using the theory of Richard Dawkins, this article maps the forms of disputes involving hadith that are represented by memes. This qualitative research places those memes as the material object, while the messages provided by the hadith as the formal object. The reason behind the use of Dawkins’ theory is that those memes do not explicitly contain messages alone, but also sharp identity politics, criticism, contestation, satire, cynicism. As a result, this research maps hadith memes that are distributed on the internet into four categories. They are formed with straightforward messages and satires, containing ideological ideas of several religious groups in order to maintain their existence as well as win the contestation for power.

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Pilkada DKI Jakarta 2017: Dinamika Politik Identitas di Indonesia

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Differences In Tolerance of Students and General Society Based on Religious Identity Politics: A Literature Study

Differences In Tolerance of Students and General Society Based on Religious Identity Politics: A Literature Study

Ethnic Mobility and the Formation of Political Identity in Indonesia

THE MILLENIAL GENERATION, HADITH MEMES, AND IDENTITY POLITICS: The New Face of Political Contestation in Contemporary Indonesia

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