Advancing Rule of Law in a Global Context 1st Edition by Heru Susetyo, Patricia Rinwigati Waagstein, Akhmad Budi Cahyono ISBN 1138327824 9781138327825

1. The Limitation of Investigator Authority for Illegal Narcotics Offenses

• Focuses on the boundaries of investigative powers in narcotics cases in Indonesia. It may involve analyzing the legal framework and ensuring that authorities do not overstep or infringe on personal rights.

2. Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA): Can it be a Solution for Corporate Criminal Liability in Indonesia?

• This topic considers the potential use of DPAs to hold corporations accountable for illegal activities without going through a full trial. DPAs are typically used in the U.S. and U.K., and the paper might explore if it can be applied in Indonesia.

3. Disclosure of Beneficial Ownership to Eradicate Transnational Financial Crime

• Investigates how transparency in ownership of businesses and financial entities can help combat money laundering and other transnational financial crimes.

4. Legal Cultural Communication System for Civil Society Participation in Eradication of Corruption

• Explores how cultural frameworks can shape civil society’s role in tackling corruption, potentially enhancing public engagement in anti-corruption efforts in Indonesia.

5. Decree of the People’s Consultative Assembly as the Legal Basis in the Lawmaking Process

• This paper could analyze how decrees by the People’s Consultative Assembly (MPR) serve as a legal foundation in Indonesia’s legislative process.

6. Justice Principles for Start-up Businesses in Indonesia

• Examines the application of justice principles, such as fairness and equity, to the regulation and development of start-up businesses in Indonesia.

7. Criminal Responsibility of Corporate Banking: Case Study of Century Bank

• This could be a detailed examination of Century Bank’s criminal liability, looking at corporate banking responsibility and how the law addresses corporate misconduct.

8. Analysis of the Position and Authority of the Nagari Indigenous Council as a Traditional Representative

• Focuses on understanding the role of indigenous councils, particularly the Nagari system, in Indonesian governance and law.

9. State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) in Indonesian Competition Law and Practice

• Analyzes the regulatory environment for SOEs in Indonesia and their competitive behavior under the nation’s competition law.

10. Indonesian Competition Law Reform in Anticipation of the Single Market under the ASEAN Economic Community

• Looks into how Indonesia is preparing its competition law to adapt to the ASEAN Economic Community’s single market and trade regulations.

11. Role of Ulama, Adat, and Government Institutions as Stability Factors in the Minangkabau System

• Examines the role of religious scholars (ulama), traditional customs (adat), and government institutions in maintaining stability in the Minangkabau system.

12. The Authority of Indonesian Power Holders in a State of Emergency

• Investigates the legal authority of Indonesia’s leadership during a state of emergency, focusing on the intersection of executive powers and legal frameworks.

13. Criminal Law Reform Through the Constitutional Court’s Decisions

• Analyzes the influence of Indonesia’s Constitutional Court in shaping criminal law reforms through its judgments.

14. Exploring Initiatives for a Human Rights-Centered Approach in Post-Disaster Housing Reconstruction

• A study of how human rights principles can be integrated into post-disaster housing programs, ensuring equitable access to housing for affected populations.

15. People’s Participation, Democratic Governance, and the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC)

• Explores how people’s participation in democratic governance can be aligned with the objectives of the ASEAN Economic Community.

16. Working Conditions of Women Workers in Transnational Corporations

• Investigates the rights and working conditions of women in multinational companies operating in Indonesia, possibly exploring issues like gender inequality, labor rights, and corporate responsibility.

17. Optimization of Hajj Fund Development through Infrastructure-Based Sukuk

• Discusses the potential of using sukuk (Islamic bonds) for developing infrastructure linked to Indonesia’s Hajj pilgrimage, offering an alternative way to fund public projects.

18. The Penalty Policy of Criminal Blasphemy in Plural Societies

• Examines the application of criminal blasphemy laws in Indonesia, particularly in a pluralistic society, and the possible need for reforms.

19. Expanding Constitutional Directives in the 1945 Constitution of Indonesia

• Proposes extending constitutional provisions to address new challenges, potentially offering reforms in Indonesia’s constitutional framework.

20. The Bail-in Policy: Solution or Problem?

• Explores Indonesia’s use of the bail-in policy, which allows banks to convert debt into equity during a financial crisis, analyzing its pros and cons.

21. Opportunities and Challenges for Indonesian Insurance Companies in the ASEAN Economic Community

• Examines how the ASEAN Economic Community’s regulations create both opportunities and challenges for Indonesia’s insurance sector.

22. Regulating Disruptive Innovation in Indonesian Digital Business

• Discusses how Indonesia’s legal system can address the rise of disruptive innovations, particularly in the digital sector, and maintain regulatory oversight.

23. Constitutional Court Dismissed the Reconciliation Effort

• A review of a particular case where the Constitutional Court in Indonesia dismissed a reconciliation effort, exploring the legal implications.

24. Enhancing the ASEAN Way: Integrating International Law into Local Initiatives

• Discusses how international law can be harmonized with local legal initiatives within ASEAN countries, focusing on regional legal integration.

25. Enriching Legal Studies with Socio-Legal Research

• Investigates how socio-legal research can contribute to the development of legal studies, especially in understanding the relationship between law and society.

26. Counterterrorism, Deradicalization, and Victimization in the Aftermath of Terrorism in Indonesia

• Analyzes Indonesia’s approaches to counterterrorism and deradicalization, focusing on the victims and long-term societal impact.

27. Equality Before the Law for Women in Indonesia: An Analysis of International Law and Its Implementation

• Explores the gender equality issues within Indonesia’s legal system, particularly focusing on women’s rights and the implementation of international conventions.

28. Labour Migration and Women’s Rights: What Would a Champion Do?

• Examines the role of a “champion” in advancing labor migration policies that protect the rights of women workers.

29. Digital Identity and Personal Data Protection: Analysis of Rights to Erasure and Data Portability

• Investigates Indonesia’s approach to digital privacy, focusing on the rights of individuals to erase their data and transfer it under data protection laws.

30. Human Rights Certification in Indonesia: Problems and Implications

• Discusses the challenges and implications of implementing human rights certifications in Indonesia, particularly for businesses and organizations.

31. Pros and Cons of Government Regulation in Lieu of Law No. 2 Year 2017 on Mass Organizations

• Analyzes the Indonesian government’s regulation on mass organizations, assessing its implications for civil society and democratic governance.

32. Awakening the Geopolitical ‘Spirit’: Transforming Indonesia’s Institutions to Confront Global Challenges

• Examines Indonesia’s geopolitical strategies and institutional reforms necessary to confront global challenges such as climate change, trade wars, and political instability.