Using Social Media as Tools of Social Movement and Social Protest in Omnibus Law of Job Creation Bill Policy-Making Process in Indonesia

Sutan, Arissy Jorgi; Nurmandi, Achmad; Mutiarin, Dyah; Salahudin, Salahudin

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-71782-7_24

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“…In fact, these various levels of government do not make use of sentiment analysis as regards specific issues. Additionally, Twitter is typically employed to organise social movements to protest against particular government policies, which are often neglected by the policy-makers (Sutan et al, 2021). Hence, Twitter sentiment analysis does not yet influence the policy-making or policy-evaluation process in Indonesia.…”

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The Sentiments of Indonesian Urban Citizens Regarding the Lockdown-Like Policy During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Putra

2022

International Journal of E-Planning Research

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Indonesia implemented “Large Scale Social Restrictions” (LSSR) to cope with COVID-19. This policy generated various opinions between people that demonstrated their sentiments in daily life and social media. This study aims to analyse the sentiments of Indonesian urban citizens with respect to the policy. Using Drone Emprit Academic, a data mining tool that retrieved data from Twitter, this study examined tweets mentioned: “Pembatasan Sosial Berskala Besar” or “PSBB” from March 2nd, 2020 to January 11th, 2021. It reveals that significant events in the real world influence the sentiments pattern and classification during that particular period. The spatial distribution of the tweets reveals that the conversation is concentrated in cities throughout Java. Twitter-based sentiment analysis can be an alternative method for the Government to monitor and evaluate its policies in the future, specifically in a pandemic situation.

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Section: Spatial Distribution Of the Sentiments As Regards Lockdown P...mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Sentiments of Indonesian Urban Citizens Regarding the Lockdown-Like Policy During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Putra

2022

International Journal of E-Planning Research

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“…At the end of the Social media campaign, there are following action movements in social life [4]. Social media is used to share opinions, narrate, and post comments to influence the other netizen [5]. In some countries in Asia, like Indonesia, using social media as a platform can attract netizen's attention to participate in the social movement or campaign [6].…”

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Social Media Role to Support Palestinian on Palestine—Israel Conflict (2021)

Huda¹,

Nurmandi²,

Qodir³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Innovation on Humanities, Education, and Social Sciences (ICOSI-HESS

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This paper aims to find out the media narrative in responding to cases in Palestine and Israel. This study used a qualitative approach with descriptive methods to explain social media narratives. In addition, this study used Qualitative Data Analysis Software (Q-DAS). These methods utilized analysis software to find the score from the social media data. The software analysis used was Nvivo 12 Plus application. The results obtained include: first, the narrative raised by the media in Indonesia is to support Palestine against Israel. Second, social media relation tends to use dominating hashtags to share the information on Palestine's issues against Israel. The third narrative about Palestine and Israel supports the Palestinian protest and resistance (victims) homeland and freedom of Palestine and Al-Quds. This research focuses on social media to see the phenomena and analyze the parts based on social media data. Since this research is still limited on Twitter, it is recommended for further studies to accommodate the news background as part of the data.

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“…Moreover, there is a wave of protests on political issues and public policies, such as mobilizing people toward political reform and public policy discourse (Workneh, 2021). People's freedom to express their goals is represented in protest movements (Hakim & Rahmat, 2020), mobilizing action and consolidation, and bringing crucial issues against government policies (Nofrima, et al, 2020;Sutan, et al, 2021). There is an opposition change hanging from the regime's authoritarian political game after experiencing repression (Radi, 2017), and there is also a protest against the extradition bill (Bhatia & Ross, 2021).…”

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Social Media Network Analysis on Twitter Users Network to the Pension Plan Policy

Rahmat¹,

Rafi²

2022

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This article scrutinizes the network of Twitter users on the dissemination of tweets on the Old-Age Guarantee policy in Indonesia. A qualitative method with social media network analysis approach was used. Then, data sources were obtained from Twitter social media through #JHT_JokowiHarusTurun, #jaminanharitua, and #JHT. Furthermore, to manage data source, NVivo 12 plus software was used to analyze qualitative data from Twitter social media – including dissemination rate of tweets, followed by geographical map tweet stream, Twitter user’ network pattern, sentiment proportion, as well as words frequencies. Our results indicate that there are networks found from Twitter users with some account backgrounds in politicians, political parties, governments, online news media, actors and also cultural practitioners who participate in disseminating tweets. Even this network generated the significant distribution patterns and sentiments to a moderately negative value, coupled with pleasantries that are echoed between protests and support by words cloud to this movement. Overall, our research contributes to better understanding of how social media-promoted collective protest movements have the power to impact public opinion and policy and that their evolution is unexpected.

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Using Social Media as Tools of Social Movement and Social Protest in Omnibus Law of Job Creation Bill Policy-Making Process in Indonesia

Cited by 15 publications

References 31 publications

The Sentiments of Indonesian Urban Citizens Regarding the Lockdown-Like Policy During the COVID-19 Pandemic

The Sentiments of Indonesian Urban Citizens Regarding the Lockdown-Like Policy During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Social Media Role to Support Palestinian on Palestine—Israel Conflict (2021)

Social Media Network Analysis on Twitter Users Network to the Pension Plan Policy

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