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Development Policy and Management Review, May 23, 2023
The diversity of indigenous communities in Indonesia is not only a source of national wealth but ... more The diversity of indigenous communities in Indonesia is not only a source of national wealth but also creates various kinds of conflicts. One of the most common customary conflicts is disputes over customary land ownership. The triggers for this conflict arise from a variety of sources, such as: 1) clashes between national legal norms and customary law, 2) the vast quantity of communal land administration, 3) land disputes between communities and 4) the existence of land mafias. The province of Bali as an indigenous community in Indonesia is inseparable from land conflicts that have been going on for decades. Some of the factors identified as the root causes of the emergence of customary land disputes in Bali Province include: 1) data factors, 2) indigenous peoples, 3) government, 4) regulations, 5) authorized agencies, and 6) environment. Some short, medium-and long-term policy recommendations can be made to overcome these problems. Short-term interventions can be carried out by increasing socialization and understanding regarding the procedures for recognizing customary land in Bali through the legal awareness village movement, resolving disputes related to land conflicts prioritized through negotiation and mediation, as well as having strict rewards and punishments for officials in charge of land titling. Intervention in the medium term is carried out by repairing and perfecting the bureaucracy and the land titling system to speed up the process of public services, and in the long term it is necessary to align central and regional legal pluralism in sustainable land management and use activities. The settlement of communal land conflicts is very possible with the involvement of various social elements between the government, the business sector, the community or related stakeholders. Development Policy and Management Review (DPMR).
Objective – This study aims to know the impact of corporate governance mechanisms on the non-perf... more Objective – This study aims to know the impact of corporate governance mechanisms on the non-performing loan of a bank. This study also aims to analyze which corporate governance aspects are significant to the banks’ non-performing loans in Indonesia. Another objective of this study is to examine whether the relationship between corporate governance and non-performing loan depends on bank ownership. This study’s corporate governance variables are the board size, board independence, and bank ownership category. This study focuses on the non-performing loan of the banks in Indonesia. Methodology – This study will examine 26 banks in Indonesia listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX). It includes both foreign-owned (foreign bank) and domestic banks. The length of the period of observation is seven years, from 2012 to 2018. Panel data of these banks are analyzed using the fixed-effect regression. Findings – The regression result shows that board size and bank ownership category hav...
Development Policy and Management Review, May 23, 2023
The diversity of indigenous communities in Indonesia is not only a source of national wealth but ... more The diversity of indigenous communities in Indonesia is not only a source of national wealth but also creates various kinds of conflicts. One of the most common customary conflicts is disputes over customary land ownership. The triggers for this conflict arise from a variety of sources, such as: 1) clashes between national legal norms and customary law, 2) the vast quantity of communal land administration, 3) land disputes between communities and 4) the existence of land mafias. The province of Bali as an indigenous community in Indonesia is inseparable from land conflicts that have been going on for decades. Some of the factors identified as the root causes of the emergence of customary land disputes in Bali Province include: 1) data factors, 2) indigenous peoples, 3) government, 4) regulations, 5) authorized agencies, and 6) environment. Some short, medium-and long-term policy recommendations can be made to overcome these problems. Short-term interventions can be carried out by increasing socialization and understanding regarding the procedures for recognizing customary land in Bali through the legal awareness village movement, resolving disputes related to land conflicts prioritized through negotiation and mediation, as well as having strict rewards and punishments for officials in charge of land titling. Intervention in the medium term is carried out by repairing and perfecting the bureaucracy and the land titling system to speed up the process of public services, and in the long term it is necessary to align central and regional legal pluralism in sustainable land management and use activities. The settlement of communal land conflicts is very possible with the involvement of various social elements between the government, the business sector, the community or related stakeholders. Development Policy and Management Review (DPMR).
Objective – This study aims to know the impact of corporate governance mechanisms on the non-perf... more Objective – This study aims to know the impact of corporate governance mechanisms on the non-performing loan of a bank. This study also aims to analyze which corporate governance aspects are significant to the banks’ non-performing loans in Indonesia. Another objective of this study is to examine whether the relationship between corporate governance and non-performing loan depends on bank ownership. This study’s corporate governance variables are the board size, board independence, and bank ownership category. This study focuses on the non-performing loan of the banks in Indonesia. Methodology – This study will examine 26 banks in Indonesia listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX). It includes both foreign-owned (foreign bank) and domestic banks. The length of the period of observation is seven years, from 2012 to 2018. Panel data of these banks are analyzed using the fixed-effect regression. Findings – The regression result shows that board size and bank ownership category hav...