The Sustainability of Pancasila in Indonesian Education System

Silalahi, Ronald Maraden Parlindungan; Yuwono, Untung

doi:10.46303/ressat.03.02.4

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“…Scenarios are the integration of possible future developments and the type of response chosen to such developments (Mukanov, 2015). The compilation of various combinations of factor influence and possible levels of risk allows to determine what will be the economic results of economic activity for each alternative of the predicted future (Silalahi and Yuwono, 2018;Dagdilelis, 2018;Dunets et al, 2019;Fedulova et al, 2019;Gradoboev and Tesleva, 2017;Dagaev et al, 2019). This property of the scenario method is able to satisfy the interests of any participants in the investment process in the course of investment attractiveness assessment of the organization in the framework of achieving various goals (Vasilev et al, 2018;Goryushkina et al, 2019a;2029b).…”

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Techniques for Assessing the Investment Attractiveness of a Commercial Organization based on Classical Methods of Strategic Economic Analysis

Prodanova¹,

Plaskova²,

Dikikh³

et al. 2019

IJEBA

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Purpose: The development of methodological support for assessing the investment attractiveness of a commercial organization, considering modern information requests of stakeholders. Design/Methodology/Approach: As part of the research, the authors have developed an algorithm for investment attractiveness assessment of a commercial organization by using the scenario method of economic analysis. Findings: It is proved that the main disadvantages of the existing methods of assessing investment attractiveness are: the lack of strategic orientation of the assessment; ignoring the influence of most external and internal factors of activity; the inability to assess the risk of investing in the analyzed object; the need to compare with the level of investment attractiveness of similar organizations for an objective interpretation of the results. Practical implications: To eliminate the significant shortcomings of modern methodological support in this area, the authors recommend the use of scenario method of strategic economic analysis in the process of assessing the investment attractiveness of the organization. Originality/Value: The scenario method of strategic economic analysis proposed by the authors complements the existing approaches with the ability to take into account potential risks when making a far-sighted decision to invest in an organization by combining the results of retrospective analysis and forecasting changes in the quantitative and qualitative characteristics of financial and economic activity.

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Techniques for Assessing the Investment Attractiveness of a Commercial Organization based on Classical Methods of Strategic Economic Analysis

Prodanova¹,

Plaskova²,

Dikikh³

et al. 2019

IJEBA

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“…), railway construction, and banking. With huge wealth and incomparable experience in commercial transactions, they soon became successful entrepreneurs and made a significant contribution to the development of the Russian economy [28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39].…”

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Modernization Potential Capacity of Great Reforms of Alexander Ii: Alcohol Reform of 1863

Goryushkina¹,

Brezhnev²,

Khrushchev³

et al. 2019

IJITEE

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Serfdom and alcohol tax farming emerged in Russia almost simultaneously – at the end of the XVI century. 250 years later again at the same time serfdom and tax farming were abolished. The alcohol reform of 1863 is one of the greatest events of the day. Despite the limitations of the proclaimed goals, this transformation had a significant modernization potential capacity and was systemic. In the course of its implementation not only did change the way of collecting alcohol charges. The entire related reality was radically altered: industrial production, agriculture, trading, system of public administration, social relations. The replacement of tax farming with the excise system, as well as the elimination of serfdom, was the basis and condition for future transformations of 1860s-1870s, which otherwise, like seeds thrown into the unprepared field, would be doomed to miserable stagnation or even death. Evaluation of the transformation effectiveness concerning the alcohol issue was made on the basis of a set of indicators related to modernization. In the economic sphere, the alcohol reform resulted in the development of new technologies based on the use of scientific (rational) knowledge, the enhanced division of labor, the complication of alcohol production organization, increasing incentives for the creation and implementation of technological and organizational innovations, the growth of production indicators; the social sphere witnessed a replacement of direct and direct control by universal regulators of activity, minimizing the dependence of professional growth on personal ties; in the political sphere there was the creation of effective management bodies, the growing number of channels of participation of public institutions in alcohol policy. But in the country itself there remained the traditional form of strong drinks consumption. Moreover, the process of modernization gave rise to a compensatory effect, which was expressed in the increase of people's drunkenness

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“…In the context of Indonesian schools, the school principal is equipped with several competencies to be qualified as a school leader. These competencies including personality, management, entrepreneurship, supervision, and social, are formulated and disclosed in the Regulation of the Ministry of Indonesian National Education 2007 (Silalahi & Yuwono, 2018). This law introduces the competencies that potentially can navigate the practices of principals' leadership towards school reforms.…”

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The Development of Instructional Leadership Scale of Elementary School Principals in Indonesia

Widiyan¹,

Sirisooksilp²,

Narot³

2020

IJLTER

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This research aims to develop a scale to measure the practice of instructional leadership of elementary school principals in Indonesia. A sequential mixed-methods approach was chosen involving 238 school principals at public elementary schools in Bogor regency, Indonesia. The new instructional leadership scale showed appropriate levels of reliability and validity. The reliability of the developed scale was 0,875. The construct validity was examined; second-ordered confirmatory factor analysis was at a satisfactory level, Chi-square χ2=434.489, CFI =.934, p=.113, TLI=.928, RMSEA=.019, SRMR=.046. Convergent and discriminant validity were at an acceptable level as well. Qualitative results concluded that there were three identities of instructional leadership: instructional knowledge, attitude, and skills. By providing a new scale to measure instructional leadership roles, it could help navigate effectively that the roles of school leaders for learning reforms.

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The Sustainability of Pancasila in Indonesian Education System

Cited by 19 publications

References 11 publications

Techniques for Assessing the Investment Attractiveness of a Commercial Organization based on Classical Methods of Strategic Economic Analysis

Techniques for Assessing the Investment Attractiveness of a Commercial Organization based on Classical Methods of Strategic Economic Analysis

Modernization Potential Capacity of Great Reforms of Alexander Ii: Alcohol Reform of 1863

The Development of Instructional Leadership Scale of Elementary School Principals in Indonesia

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