JURIDICAL REVIEW OF WEBSITE PROTECTION THROUGH COPY RIGHT LICENSE AGREEMENT

Nesy Nofianti

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This research is aimed at analyzing the legal protection of website copyright in preventing copyright violation in internet and the extended role of the license in preventing copyright violation to protect the third party.

This research is normative study to study and analyses legal material either the primary or secondary or tertiary ones. The approach used in this research is conceptual and analytical approach.

The research showed that the inference of the study is that legal protection on the website in preventing the legal violation is that through registering the copyright although the registration is not obligation. The registration should be conducted by the copyright owner of the website that is ready to publish. Finally, the license may boost the fair and good competition among the designers of the website within the protection of license agreement model that protect the work that meet three criteria mentioned in laws article 1320 and 1338 of Civil Code which look very easy and simple to apply, but consist of many legal implication that need further attention since it relates to the right of consumers that have protection right in the content of the agreement.

 

Keywords: website, copyright, license

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ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL LITERACY EFFECT OF HOUSEWIVES IN KLOJEN DISTRICT

Candra Wahyu Hidayat., Alfinur

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During this time a lot of fraud under the guise of investment with a variety of models. Starting from the existence of investments that offer high rates of return, social gathering chain, to investments in the form of capital goods (gold) which turned out to give false hopes. Most victims are women. Often women are often the target of fraud. Because women often become financial holders in their households, because most of the workforce is dominated by women, because women have a high consumerism character, because women often have a curiosity about new things and want to have them based on their egos, groups, and women be a financial holder in the household environment. By using multiple regression analysis it can be analyzed that the variables of banking knowledge, insurance knowledge and pawnshop knowledge have an influence on the financial management behavior of housewives in Klojen sub-district in Malang City

 

Keywords: banking knowledge, insurance knowledge, pawnshop knowledge, financial behavior

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PROCESSING OF DASAWISMA GROUP WASTE RECYCLING IN GADING KASRI URBAN VILLAGE MALANG CITY

Candra Wahyu Hidayat., Andi Nu Graha

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This service is used to provide benefits to the community regarding how to manage waste from community members in the Dasawisma group Urban Village, Malang. All this management is used for community empowerment in the Urban Village environment. With the gathering of all citizens, it is hoped that the income of the dasawisma group will increase and become a benefit for the residents. The use of waste and training on waste management are expected to be the starting point of the success of the dasawisma group, which is supported by residents of the whole Urban Village, Malang.

Eventually, the development business unit of the dasawisma group emerged, such as sustainable management which could empower the environment of residents and increase family income.

 

Keywords: innovation, training, socialization

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REDUCING RUNOFF WITH THE VEGETATION ADDITION MODEL EVERY VILLAGE TO PREVENT FLOOD (CASE STUDY IN KAMONING SAMPANG WATERSHED, INDONESIA)

Muqaddas, Zaiful; Zaenal Kusuma; Runi Asmaranto; and Bagyo Yanuwiadi

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The Kamoning watershed is the largest watershed in Sampang Regency, East Java, Indonesia with a catchment area of ​​354,215 km2. Main River Length 143.61 km. Almost every rainy season floods occur in the downstream area (Sampang city), in the area near the river mouth, a narrowing of the river occurs with a capacity River Qks = 136.5 m3/sec. If heavy rains occur in the upper watershed by recording an average of 45 mm / day bulk stations, river floods will occur in the city which becomes flooded. Based on Land Cover data or forest vegetation area in the Kamoning watershed is only 9.97% or 3,530 Ha. Regulation of the Minister of Forestry of the Republic of Indonesia Number 32 of 2009 requires a minimum area of ​​vegetation above 30%. From the existing condition with a vegetation area of ​​only 9.97%, the flood discharge value for Q2th of 161 m3 / sec has exceeded the river capacity of only 136.5 m3 / sec. The analysis results for Q5th, Q10th and Q25th and Q50th consecutive years obtained values ​​of 240.6 m3/sec, 317.3 m3/sec, 446.1 m3/sec and 569.2 m3/sec. A land change scenario model was made by increasing the area of ​​forest or plant vegetation and reducing the area of ​​the moor with scenario 1 increasing forest area by 20%, scenario 2 of forest area being 30% and scenario 3 of forest or vegetation area being 40%, and scenario 4 of forest area to 50% of the watershed area, using the HEC-HMS 3.5 software with the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) method, the peak discharge value is reduced by vegetation expansion, in scenario 3, the peak Q2th discharge value becomes 134.4 m3/sec <136.5 m3/sec below the river capacity value, meaning that the addition of 40% vegetation in the Kamoning watershed will reduce the frequency of annual flooding and be safe against flooding equivalent to the Q2th return period. This model can calculate the value of flood reduction per village and per 1 hectare of plants can also determine the need for crop area per village and per hectare as well as the budget, so it is more applicable in the field implementation because the forest area is calculated for each village in the watershed area.

 

Keywords: Watershed, Reducing Runoff, River Capacity Value and Soil Conservation Service (SCS)

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ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF HUMAN RESOURCE QUALITY, WORK DISCIPLINE, WORK MOTIVATION TOWARD PERFORMANCE BATIK ARTISAN

Muchlison, Anis­; Zaenal Fanani; Widji Widodo; Bagyo Yanuwiadi; Sugiono; and Edi Mustopa

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In this study was used to test and analyze the influence of the quality of human resources, labor discipline, motivation to work on the performance of batik artisans in Kampung Batik Laweyan Surakarta. Research data collection is done through questionnaires, interviews, literature and literature studies conducted on large-scale industry, medium and small number of 58 employees at the Kampung Batik Laweyan Surakarta. In analyzing the data in this study using SPSS version 17 software. The sampling used is stratified random sampling method. In testing the data using the validity test, the reliability test by looking at the Cronbach Alpha value, the classic assumption test and multiple linear regression analysis are used to test the hypotheses of the research variables. The results of large-scale industry analysis show that the variable of work motivation has the most influence on the performance of batik artisan. The results of the medium scale industrial analysis of work motivation variables have a significant effect on the performance of batik artisan. The results of small-scale industry analysis show that the variable work discipline has a positive influence on the performance of batik artisan.

 

Keywords: The Quality of Human Resources, Labor Discipline, Motivation, Employee Performance

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MODELS AND CONCEPTS OF POPULATION CULTURE IN MALANG BURING I FLATS

Meinardhy, Ricky ; Antariksa; A. Wicaksono; and A. M. Nugroho

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Law No. 16 of 1985 explains that the development of low-rise apartment buildings aims to meet the needs of the people, especially those on low incomes, increase land use and land use results with due regard to the environment, and meet the needs for other interests for people’s lives. This study aims to: Identify the dominant factors that are able to influence the pattern of habitation in rental flats in Malang City and formulate the concept of habitable culture in rental flats in Malang City. This research uses a phenomenological approach. In this study, researchers tried to understand the perceptions and behavior of residents of conventional flats and habitable housing in horizontal dwelling whether it affects behavior in the form of vertical dwelling. The population of this research is the residents of Rusunawa Buring I in Kedungkandang Subdistrict located in Malang City. While the samples were taken from several occupants in Rusunawa Buring I. Types of data collected in the form of primary data and secondary data. Primary data collection was collected through field surveys, and direct interviews with respondents. Secondary data consists of library and agency data. Library data collection is done by studying theories related to research. The research method used is qualitative and quantitative descriptive analysis, i.e. amely statistical analysis (SEM). In addition to formulating a vertical inhabited culture in rental flats will be done using content analysis. Content analysis technique is an analysis that relies on codes found in a data recording text during interviews conducted with subjects in the field. The results showed that the dominant factor influencing perceptions and behavior of the community’s habitable patterns in Malang City Buring I rental apartments was on social, economic and cultural aspects. Based on the results of SEM analysis, the model of habitation in Malang City Buring I rental flats can be said to be feasible to be developed, so that it can be carried out construction of rental flats in other locations so that low-income communities can be helped by the government program

 

Keywords: Rusunawa (Rental Flats), Government Policy, Inhabited Culture, and SEM

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THE COMMUNITY OF TEMAJUK BORDER EDUCATION VALUES PARADIGM ON THE SCHOOL

Aslan, Hifza

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The educational value paradigm in a certain place will continue to change according to technological developments and the demands of the market place. The Temajuk border community, whose success is made from wood working, was a period of great timber. Then the value of education was limited to calistung (reading, writing and arithmetic). This qualitative research aimed at understanding the paradigm of the Temajuk community towards the value of formal education or schools in entering the world of work. To find out the community paradigm, a series of data collection techniques have been successfully carried out, consisting of in-depth interviews, observation and documentation. When the Temajuk region underwent a change, where the economy from logging became increasingly difficult, due to government restrictions, the Temajuk Border community began to be interested in education, even more so with the government’s encouragement, prioritizing young people to become formal educated civil servants. However, the paradigm of the value of education as a way to find work is not as easy as turning the palms experienced by the Temajuk people, unless they have three things, namely wealth, position and influence in society. The paradigm of the educational value of the Temajuk community has changed in accordance with the times and the demands of work. Basically the Temajuk community does not have the influence of the modern education value paradigm of the previous generation. Only a small proportion of people think of education as an investment, where with the provision of higher education, they can easily achieve life success.

 

Keywords: Community Paradigm, Education Values, School and Occupation

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ANALYSIS OF TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF THE USE OF PRODUCTION FACTORS AT CABBAGE FARMING IN GETASAN DISTRICT SEMARANG REGENCY

Arifin, Zaenal., Edy Prasetyo., and Bambang Mulyatno Setiawan

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The research aims to analyze the effect of factors of production (land area, labor, seeds, fertilizer, pesticides) on cabbage production; analyze the scale of cabbage farming; analyze the level of technical efficiency of the use of cabbage farming production factors; and analyze the level of economic efficiency of cabbage farming in Getasan District, Semarang Regency. The study was conducted in February 2018 in Getasan Sub-District, Semarang Regency. The study was conducted using survey methods and sample determination using the multistage random sampling method. The number of samples was determined by the Slovin method and obtained a sample of 100 cabbage farmers. Data analysis was performed using the Cobb-Douglas model production function, production factor elasticity analysis, marginal product value analysis, marginal cost of production input. The results showed that the factors of production of land area, seeds, organic fertilizer, chemical fertilizers and liquid pesticides had a significant effect on cabbage production, while the factors of production of solid pesticides and labor did not significantly affect cabbage production. Farming scale is in the condition of increasing return to scale with an elasticity value of 1.113. Cabbage farming in Getasan District is not yet technically efficient with an average efficiency of 86.8%. The use of land production factors, seeds, organic fertilizers, chemical fertilizers, and liquid pesticides has not been economically efficient. The use of factors of production of solid pesticides and labor is not economically efficient.

 

Keywords: Cabbage, Factors of Production, and Efficiency

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ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH AND INEQUALITY BASED ON ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHIC REVIEW IN EAST NUSA TENGGARA

Agus A. Nalle and Hamza H. Wulakada

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The geographical condition of NTT of which characteristic is archipelagic dry land and the location of its astronomy is at the southernmost gate of central Indonesia is becoming an international concern because it is directly adjacent to RDTL and Australia. The distribution of 22 districts / cities with various socio-cultural characteristics and the potential of the region is likely to be the cause of economic imbalances. This study aims to reveal economic growth in several districts / cities in NTT Province which is compared to the imbalance of economic development between districts. The problem solving approach and achieving the goals were conducted by descriptive and secondary data analysis, which is calculating several indicators such as the rate of economic growth and the rate of poverty reduction; regional economic growth indicators based on klasen typology and theil entropy index calculation as a proxy for the level of inequality between districts / cities in NTT Province. Based on the results of the analysis and discussion, there are significant economic growth imbalances between districts/ cities in NTT. Kupang City as the capital of the NTT Province is the only one that is categorized as a developed and fast-growing region, while other districts are categorized as growing regions. Another thing that can be stated is that there is a disparity or inequality in development between regions in NTT, which is indicated by a different theil entropy index. In addition to Kupang with its highest level of inequality, the districts on the mainland of Timor are still more unbalanced than the districts on the mainland of Flores and Sumba. The regencies that are spread over the cluster of islands are relatively more evenly distributed. It is suggested that it is necessary to encourage the development of investments based on superior and specific sectors with the support of potential resources available and spread in each district / city in NTT to create more operational policies and programs. In addition, the field of development of non-conventional sectors such as the tourism sector in the region which is the main driving sector of regional economic development needs to be developed more broadly.

 

Keywords: economic growth rate, inequality between regions, economic geography

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STRATEGIES OF THE SOYBEAN CROP FARMING DEVELOPMENT IN THE SUB DISTRICT OF SOUTH AMANATUN, THE DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN MIDDLE TIMOR

Serman Nikolaus and Tomico Selviana

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Types of food processed by soybeans consumed by the people of East Nusa Tenggara Province, including the people of South Central Timor Regency, are tempeh and tofu. Raw materials produced by fabrics operated in East Nusa Tenggara Province are mostly requested from outside the Province of East Nusa Tenggara, such as from Java, Bali and West Nusa Tenggara, even from outside Indonesia, namely from the United States. This problem is supportive as an irony because it requires the natural resources of East Nusa Tenggara to support the cultivation of potential plants. The objectives of this research are: (1) to study the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and challenges of crop farming transferred by farmers in the study area, and (2) to support the strategies used to develop agricultural crops in the area. Research results obtained include (1) the strength of agricultural crops developed by farmers in South Amanatun; (2) weakness of soybean farming in the study area; (3) opportunities for agricultural food crops in the study area are high; and (4) threats made by farmers in soybean farming in the study area. Based on Mosher’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats, and theories in the development of agriculture above, the strategy was applied to develop soybean farming in the study area.

 

Keywords: development of soybean agriculture, soybean farming, strategy soybean farming

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