This empirical research report examines the patterns, operational modes, and prevalence of judicial corruption and illegal fees within district courts across Jakarta. Conducted by MaPPI FHUI, the study maps corruption vulnerability points across administrative services—including power of attorney registrations, court order delays, and verdict document retrievals—offering policy recommendati…
This study examines the education and training system of the Rechterlijke Ambtenaren in Opleiding (RAIO)—the intensive recruitment and preparation program for prospective judges and prosecutors in the Netherlands. Author Andi Hamzah details the curriculum, professional qualification standards, judicial apprenticeship methods, and performance evaluations operating in the Dutch legal system, of…
This foundational masterpiece of jurisprudence details Hans Kelsen\'s \"Pure Theory of Law\" (Reine Rechtslehre). Kelsen aims to isolate legal science from non-legal elements such as politics, sociology, ethics, and psychology to establish a strictly normative framework. The volume covers norm theory, the separation of objective and subjective law, the concept of the Grundnorm (basic norm), and…
This constitutional law volume examines the independence, constitutional status, and operational powers of the judiciary in post-amendment Indonesia. Author Zainal Arifin Hoesein analyzes judicial functions, the transition to the one-roof system, the institutional dynamics of the Supreme Court, Constitutional Court, and Judicial Commission, alongside challenges in establishing an impartial and …
This biographical volume compiles the life experiences and success strategies of Indonesian diaspora members thriving across the globe. Through inspiring narratives, the book examines their work ethic, resilience, cultural adaptation, international career achievements, and ongoing contributions to Indonesia\'s global engagement and national development.
This interdisciplinary volume explores the rapid expansion of digital technologies, mobile internet, and social media in Indonesia alongside their socio-political and economic ramifications. The contributors examine the tension between digital connectivity and socio-economic divergence—analyzing how digital adoption empowers e-commerce, political engagement, and public services while simultan…
This taxation guide details the fundamental concepts, legal frameworks, and tax collection mechanisms operating in Indonesia. Trisni Suryarini covers general tax provisions and procedures (KUP), taxable subjects and objects, Income Tax (PPh) calculations, Value-Added Tax (VAT/PPN), Land and Building Tax (PBB), alongside tax identification number (NPWP) registration and Tax Return (SPT) complian…
A foundational text on Indonesian criminal law, this comprehensive volume details core doctrines, theories, and material criminal law principles. P.A.F. Lamintang examines criminal acts (strafbaar feit), the legality principle, causation, intent (dolus), negligence (culpa), statutory defenses, attempt (poging), complicity (deelneming), and concurrence (concursus) within the Indonesian Penal Cod…
This critical political economy study examines the penetration and socio-economic impact of neoliberal ideology on Indonesia\'s public policy and national economy. Author Budi Winarno analyzes privatization, deregulation, market liberalization, and the influence of international financial institutions, arguing how these policies undermine public welfare, reduce state subsidies, and marginalize …
This foundational Indonesian legal text explores the principles and doctrines of Intergroup Law (Hukum Antargolongan) within Indonesia\'s pluralistic legal system. Prof. Sudargo Gautama examines civil conflicts arising between individuals belonging to different population groups under historic Dutch East Indies codes (Articles 131 and 163 IS), offering legal solutions regarding contracts, inter…