Sikap Mahasiswa Muslim terhadap Perkembangan Marketplace

Abstract

The purpose of writing this article is to describe the attitudes of Muslim students towards Marketplace developments. The background of this research is that the development of technology is very rapid, causing many fields to be affected by its development. Which one of them is technology in the field of information and communication technology. Internet is born which makes every business easier. One thing that is affected is in the economic sector, especially in the buying and selling process. The presence of the internet has created a place for online transactions called the Marketplace. Currently the Marketplace is very popular with people. Then what is the attitude of Indonesian Muslim students in facing all of this, what is the impact on Muslim students. In this study we used the literature study method, spread out questionnaires and interviews. The results of this research are expected to be taken into consideration in determining attitudes towards Marketplace developments. For future researchers, it is hoped that they can research with a wider time and reach so that the results obtained are more representative.

“Jo Kawin Bocah” Social Movement to Reduce Child Marriage Rates in Central Java

“…The "Jo Kawin Bocah" social movement can be implemented because the parties are aware of the negative impacts of early marriage. In Smelser's review of the sociological perspective, the success of social movements is determined by six factors, including the growth and spread of a generalized belief (Nugraha 2021). Raising awareness about the negative consequences of early marriage determines the success of the "Jo Kawin Bocah" social movement in Central Java.…”

“…In from Smelser's sociological perspective, there are six critical success factors of a social movement: the growth and spread of a generalized belief (da Costa et al 2023;Nugraha 2021). Raised awareness about the negative consequences of early marriage has also played a significant role in the success of the "Jo Kawin Bocah" social movement in Central Java.…”

“…The next critical success factor of the "Jo Kawin Bocah" social movement is structural conduciveness, namely the social situation that makes it easier for collective behavior to occur (Nugraha 2021). In the "Jo Kawin Bocah" pocketbook, the "Jo Kawin Bocah" social movement involves the penta-helix elements, namely the government, academics, community, mass media, and business (DP3AP2KB Prov.…”