Role of Transport Infrastructure in the Border Regions’ Development

Боброва, В.В.; Berezhnaya, Lyubov; Kutsenko, Ekaterina

doi:10.2991/assehr.k.200113.048

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“…In turn will disrupt security in the border area. According to (Bobrova et al, 2020), transport is becoming one of the most important communication factors for border regions both with the center of the country and with the neighboring states, having a significant impact on the living standards and the economy of the regions.…”

Section: Supporting Capacity Of Border Community Empowerment Programmentioning

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Communication Participatory in Community Empowerment Programs at the Indonesia-Papua New Guinea Border

Sulistiani,

Syarifuddin

2024

Migrat. Lett.

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Participatory communication will occur if in its implementation it takes into account the characteristics of the community based on their potential and local wisdom. This research examines how participatory communication is implemented in community empowerment programs on the Indonesia-Papua New Guinea border. The results of the research explain that community empowerment program communication has not been fully carried out in a participatory manner with dialogue that involves the full support of the community. Government support in building communication participation has been implemented, but not all people at the border can feel it. The characteristics of the community on the Indonesia-Papua New Guinea border are relatively low, as can be seen from the low level of education, income level, access to communication and low access to information. Government support has not been optimal in terms of access to information on community empowerment programs at the border.

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Section: Supporting Capacity Of Border Community Empowerment Programmentioning

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Communication Participatory in Community Empowerment Programs at the Indonesia-Papua New Guinea Border

Sulistiani,

Syarifuddin

2024

Migrat. Lett.

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“…The Malaysian Army deliberately monitored the rubber plantations if Indonesians or Indonesian Military forces were spying on Malaysia to quickly provide information to larger troops, namely in the Sematan area. The Indonesian forces movement was limited to the border area at that time (Bobrova et al, 2020).…”

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Transnationalism Threat to the Indonesian Society in the Border Area of Indonesia-Malaysia (Study on Camar Bulan Society)

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<div><p class="Els-history-head">In general, issues related to the threat of transnationalism at the border have long been a hot topic among academics. This issue includes a real threat that threatens the nationalism of people living on the border. The purpose of this research is to prove transnationalism from the real life of the people who live on the border of the hamlet of Camar Bulan Temajuk. The use of ethnographic methods deepens the analysis of data in the field in the form of descriptive and objective data taken from 12 informants from different community groups. Field data collection begins with observations and interviews with community informants. The result The data describes various threats and obstacles that come from military threats at the border. However, non-military threats such as the circulation of foreign money, kinship ties, infrastructure, social inequalities, and overly free community interactions have made the psychology of society towards Indonesian nationalism lose and fade. Furthermore, transnationalism also disappears the people's national identity at the border, prides themselves on being Indonesian citizens, and more trust in other countries. This research provides contributions and thoughts related to the real threat of transnationalism to be reference material and evaluation for academics, government, and field practitioners.</p></div>

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Development of transport infrastructure of cross-border regions on the basis of zoning

Bobrova

Berezhnaya

2023

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Subject. This article discusses the issues related to the zoning of the cross-border regions of Russia and Kazakhstan. Objectives. The article aims to assess the impact of certain indicators of the transport infrastructure functioning on the socioeconomic development of the cross-border regions of Russia and Kazakhstan. Methods. For the study, we used a comparative analysis. Results. The article identifies four groups of the regions under study according to the degree of influence of transport infrastructure on the development of the economy, identifies the main challenges of the transport infrastructure functioning, and determines the areas of its development. Conclusions. Specific management decisions to solve the problems of transport infrastructure’s development should be made depending on the belonging of the region to one of the four groups.

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Role of Transport Infrastructure in the Border Regions’ Development

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Communication Participatory in Community Empowerment Programs at the Indonesia-Papua New Guinea Border

Communication Participatory in Community Empowerment Programs at the Indonesia-Papua New Guinea Border

Transnationalism Threat to the Indonesian Society in the Border Area of Indonesia-Malaysia (Study on Camar Bulan Society)

Development of transport infrastructure of cross-border regions on the basis of zoning

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