• ATTRACTING INCOMING JAPANESE TOURIST: THE FAILURE OF INDONESIA PUBLIC DIPLOMACY IN PROMOTING WONDERFUL INDONESIA AS A NATION BRANDING (2014-2016) 

  SARI, TRI WULAN (President University, 2017)

  Indonesia tourism defines as a medium in implementing public diplomacy conducted by Indonesian Government. In public diplomacy, Indonesian Government through Indonesia Tourism Ministry delivers message directly and/or ...
• THE IMPLEMENTATION OF U.S. FOREIGN AID ON CULTURAL HERITAGE PRESERVATION IN CAMBODIA DURING OBAMA’S ADMINISTRATION (2003-2013) 

  Maukar, Morison (President University, 2017)

  The issue of cultural heritage looting, and international trade of arts and antiquities are inevitable to be tackled down as the global priority concern. The necessity of every developing country to maintain its cultural ...
• OUTWARD FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT POLICY AS CHINA'S SOFT POWER TO INDONESIA (2010-2015) 

  Ramadhani, Suci Putri (President University, 2017)
• PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA – INDONESIA BILATERAL RELATIONS : CHINA’S INVESTMENT IN ELECTRICITY SUPPLY IN EAST KALIMANTAN PROVINCE (2013-2015) 

  Aksara, Govina Maharani (President University, 2017)

  Bilateral relations is the important factor in order to crate stability of good partnership. Across the globe, many governments have devised a number of special relationships in their foreign policy, with neighboring and ...
• THE WOOD MARKET IN THE EUROPEAN UNION (E.U): A STUDY ON INDONESIA FOREST LAW ENFORCEMENT AND GOVERNANCE TRADE - VOLUNTARY PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT (2007 - 2013) 

  Sabri, Aidil (President University, 2017)

  The widespread practice of illegal logging and illegal timber exports from Indonesia to the European Union has become an important issue for both parties. Because of this problem, the European Union only allows legal timber ...
• INDONESIA'S RESPONSES TO THE TIGHTENED GLOBAL TOURISM COMPETITION: THE BRANDING OF WEST NUSA TENGGARA PROVINCE AS HALAL TOURISM DESTINATION (2015-2016) 

  Melo, Yarika Tinggi Do (President University, 2016)

  The recent global financial crisis has forced international trade in goods to have its sharpest drop since the 1930's Great Depression. It has been years, but the growth remains sluggish. Unlike international trade in ...
• AUSTRALIA'S FOREIGN POLICY IMPLEMENTATION TOWARD PEOPLE SMUGGLING ON WATER AREAS BASED ON OPERATION SOVEREIGN BORDER (2010-2014) 

  Aurora, Irtin Agustina Pudun (President University, 2017)

  People smuggling was one of problem which nowadays assume as the threat in international arena, the effect of this phenomena resulting on states sovereignty distortion as example border protection. Even the worst case is ...
• THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CABOTAGE PRINCIPLE AS INDONESIA'S STRATEGY TO SECURE ITS MARITIME ECONOMIC DIMENSION: MAERSK INDONESIA AS A CASE STUDY (2011- 2015) 

  Unknown author (President University, 2017)

  As an archipelagic country, Indonesia has abundant resources for its people. Indonesia recognizes the importance of controlling international trade and economy through the sea and has an impact on Indonesia's reputation ...
• POP-CULTURE IN PUBLIC DIPLOMACY: ANIME AND MANGA AS JAPAN’S SOFT POWER IN INDONESIA (2004 – 2013) 

  Pradika, Dikta (President University, 2017)

  This research attempts to describe Manga and Anime as the soft power of Japan’s soft power in Indonesia. The research is significant to explore the roles of actors involved in expanding Manga and Anime as Japan’s soft power ...
• INDONESIAN SECURITY COOPERATION OF MARITIME SECURITY ISSUES IN ADDRESSING TRANS-NATIONAL CRIMES AS PARTICULARLY WEAPON SMUGGLING (2010-2012) 

  Wullur, Stephanie Mellissa L (President University, 2017)

  Non-traditional security issues are increase and growing globally, and in this research the writers address trans-national security issue. Transnational crime is often found in countries that have huge of marine areas such ...
• THE IMPLEMENTATION OF REPUBLIC OF KOREA DEFENSE POLICY IN RESPONSE TO DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA MILITARY DEVELOPMENT IN KOREAN PENINSULA (2014-2016) 

  Tombatu, Tiffany Goldina (President University, 2017)
• SOUTH OSSETIA WAR: RUSSIAN FEDERATION DEFENSE POLICY IMPLEMENTATION ON GEORGIA AS RESPONDS TO SOUTH OSSETIA WAR 2008-2009 

  Damanik, Jonathan Panaluan (President University, 2016)

  2008 was a dark period for South Ossetia. Sudden attack by Georgia on 7 August 2008 completely destroyed South Ossetia. During the attack, Georgia wounding civilians and Russian Federation peacekeepers. This military action ...
• THE ACTIVITIES OF RUMAH BUDAYA INDONESIA AS CULTURAL DIPLOMACY TO ENHANCE INDONESIAN IMAGE IN SINGAPORE (2013-2016) 

  Adnyani, Kadek Dewi (President University, 2016)

  This research attempt to describe about the use of Indonesia cultural diplomacy in order to enhance Indonesian image with Singapore through the promotion of Indonesian House of Culture (Rumah Budaya Indonesia). Rumah ...
• THE IMPLEMENTATION OF EARTH RIGHTS INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS TO FACILITATE MYANMAR'S PEOPLE AGAINST HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES IN MYANMAR: THE CASE OF SHWE GAS PROJECT (2005-2015) 

  Fadhilah, Muhammad Nur (President University, 2017)

  The construction of the Shwe gas pipeline, which began in 2000, has been reported by numerous reports of human rights violations committed by Myanmar. Human rights abuses in the Shwe Gas project include torture, rape, ...
• THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INDONESIA'S GLOBAL MARITIME FULCRUM VISION IN MILITARY AND POLITICAL ASPECTS UNDER JOKO WIDODO'S ADMINISTRATION IN FACING CHINA'S NINE-DASH LINE CLAIMS IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA DISPUTE (2014-2016) 

  Juniansyah, Luky (President University, 2017)

  The South China Sea Dispute is always been an interesting topic since it has such a complex conflict among involved parties. The number of tensions and incidents in the region would become the potential threat to the future ...
• THE PARTICIPATION OF OXFAM INTERNATIONAL AS INTERNATIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION IN OVERCOMING FOOD CRISIS IN SOMALIA (2011-2015) 

  Haniifa, Liddiini (President University, 2017)

  Food crisis happened in Somalia since 1992 and reached its peak in 2011. The crisis worsened by long standing conflict in the country combined with climate change, with the result that United Nations declared Somalia to ...
• ASSESSING UNITED STATES OF AMERICA'S ENGAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATIONS TOWARDS THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA UNDER PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA ADMINISTRATION (2009-2016) 

  Asih, Lela Tresna (President University, 2017)

  Normalization means to restore relations between countries. United States and Cuba finally agreed to have bilateral normalization after being isolated from each other for more than a half century. The normalization itself ...
• THE ROLE OF NON-STATE ACTOR IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILLITY (CSR): A CASE STUDY ON SHELL PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY IN NIGER DELTA (2006 - 2015) 

  Syifa, Lathifatus (President University, 2017)

  This research describes the role of non-state actors in its efforts to implement a CSR in an area that has a high conflict escalation. Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Ltd (SPDC) is one of the non-state actors ...
• THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES RESPONSE ON THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA TERRITORIAL CLAIM: SOUTH CHINA SEA (2012-2016) 

  Auliannisa, Khairina (President University, 2017)

  South China Sea is known with its rich natural resources such as oil and gas, and fisheries. Philippine made its claim with the basis of UNCLOS and claimed what is in the 200nm of the Economic Exclusive Zone (EEZ) in ...
• THE IMPACTS OF TERRORIST ATTACKS TOWARDS INDONESIA-AUSTRALIA TOURISM DIPLOMACY RELATIONS IN 2002-2006 (CASE STUDY BALI BOMBINGS) 

  Widyandari, Kadek Ayu Pradita (President University, 2017)

  The threat of terrorism has spread in Southeast Asia as the bomb blast that rocked at Kuta, Bali on 2002 killed 202 people from domestic and international. The perpetrator of the explosion was Jemaah Islamiyah as the ...

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