The development of Indonesia’s new capital, Nusantara (IKN), in East Kalimantan is promoted as a “smart, green, and sustainable” forest city. However, this study reveals that the state’s sustainability paradigm is technocratic and land-centric, neglecting the socio-ecological dynamics of coastal communities....

Research on environmental policy and youth has gained increasing attention in recent decades, driven by global environmental crises and the growing involvement of young people in governance. However, the field remains fragmented across disciplines, necessitating a systematic synthesis. This study applies...

This article explores the accountability of motor vehicle tax services in Makassar City, with particular attention to the integrated administration system known as SAMSAT (Sistem Administrasi Manunggal Satu Atap). Employing a qualitative descriptive method, the study draws upon interviews, observations,...

Service public digital based to become demands important in realizing governance effective, transparent and responsive governance to need society. One of the form digital transformation in Indonesia is implementation system Online Single Submission (OSS) that works as instrument integration licensing...

This study examines participatory management in the coastal areas of Makassar City, which have been increasingly affected by tensions arising from reclamation projects and rapid urbanization. Development policies, particularly the Center Point of Indonesia (CPI) project and the reclamation of Lae-Lae...

The sustainability of democracy in maritime and archipelagic regions depends on the effectiveness of political governance systems that ensure transparency, accountability, and institutional integrity. In countries such as Indonesia, where geographic fragmentation intersects with political complexity,...