AN ACCOUNT OF GOVERNOR ANIES BASWEDAN’S PERFORMANCE ON INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH IN DKI JAKARTA (2017-2021)
Keywords:
Inclusive economic growth, good corporate governance, Anies Baswedan, DKI Jakarta, performance legitimacy
Abstract
Adopting the principles of good corporate governance by state governments in times of influence of corporations is crucial given the mandate of the Constitution that government agencies must adhere to. Beginning with “abnormal” politics of the elected governor in 2017, Anies encounters challenges both politically and the choice of the road to inclusive economic development. This paper makes an account of Anies’s performance in executing the tasks. The method of the study employs qualitative research method, with secondary data to be analyzed through meta-analysis. The concepts of good corporate governance and inclusive economic growth are the two concepts to look into the performance. It is our finding that amidst controversies in the early days in office when sociological legitimacy was questioned, Anies eventually gains performance legitimacy as has been reflected by several awards by authorities in their respective government and international agencies.
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8. Dartanto, Teguh. (2013). Why is Growth Less Inclusive in Indonesia. MPRA Paper (Draft of ADB Economics Working Group Paper Series), pp. 1-30. Website: http://uni.muenchen.de Retrieved 28 Feb 2022.
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11. Julian, Bintang Glenn, Indra Budi, Dipta Tanaya. (2019). Performance of DKI Jakarta Governor and Vice Governor on 2017-2018 Based on Sentiment Analysis Using Twitter and Instagram Data. Paper Proceedings. International Conference on Data Science and Information Technology (DSIT), Seoul, Korea. Retrieved 16 January, 2022.
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37. Utami, Pratiwi. (2018). Hoax in Modern Politics: The Meaning of Hoax in Indonesian Politics and Democracy. JSP. Vol 22 (issue 2), Nov, pp. 85-97.
38. Wilson, Ian D. (2017). Jakarta: Inequality and the Power of Elite Pluralism. Academia: Accelerating the World’s Research, pp. 1-9. Retrieved 16 January 2022.
39. Wirutomo, Paulus. (2016). Dealing with Brawls in Jakarta Sum’s Area: Pursuing Social Development Through Social Engagement. The Senshu Social Well-being Review. No 3, pp. 93-109.
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2022-05-23
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Lubis, S., & Zamharir, H. (2022). AN ACCOUNT OF GOVERNOR ANIES BASWEDAN’S PERFORMANCE ON INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH IN DKI JAKARTA (2017-2021). Journal of Social Political Sciences, 3(2), 120-132. https://doi.org/10.52166/jsps.v3i2.107
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