Vol. 16 No. 1 (2026): April 2026

Articles

• Civil society and street politics: contesting state legitimacy through demonstrations in emerging democracies

  Jauchar Barlian, Mujiburrahman, Budiman, Imam Syahid, Yahdi Qolbi, Muh Fichriyadi Hastira

  1-20

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• Youth mobilization and the peace movement: a comparative analysis of resistance struggles in Czechoslovakia, China and Bangladesh

  Muhammad Irfan Mahsud, Ayesha Fatima, Zoha Aleem

  21-42

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• Corporate social responsibility and the effectiveness of local governance practices in the construction sector in Vietnam: an empirical survey-based analysis

  Tran Thi Hai Yen

  43-60

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• Bridging the policy gap of Koperasi Desa/Kelurahan Merah Putih (KDMP): from national design to village level practices

  Auradian Marta, Raja Muhammad Amin, Rury Febrina, Sofyan Hadi, Margina Ferlan, Meris Essio Mento

  61-82

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• Digital skills and virtual work in the future of labor migration: insights into the experience of Uzbekistan in Central Asia

  Bekzod Musaev, Ikhtiyor Bekov, Goran Bandov

  83-101

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• Indonesia’s multi-track diplomacy: efforts to address the educational rights of undocumented Indonesian migrant workers’ children in East Malaysia

  Asma Amin, Resky Ramadhan Antuli, Ismah Rustam, Anbar Zahirah, Salmiati, Wandi Abbas, Pindiaman Hulu

  102-125

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• Aligning policy through inclusive multi-level governance in local development planning

  Rifka Akibu, Franky Djafar

  126-141

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• From public agency to hybrid organization: the institutional transformation of Cimahi Techno Park, Indonesia

  Siti Widharetno Mursalim, Anry Firmansyah, Zulfikar Hanafi

  142-162

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• Historical Implications of ‘War on Terror’ to Politics and Policy of Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan

  Darawan Abdulqader Ahmed

  163-179

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• Integrated tourism governance and policy fragmentation in Labuan Bajo: a multi-level governance perspective

  Siti Hajar, Heri Wahyudi, Nur Ambia Arma

  180-195

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• The rise of reformist strongman: statutory executive aggrandizement and performative legitimacy in decentralized Indonesia

  Aditya Putra, Muh. Farid, Muh. Akbar, Andi A. Unde

  196-214

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