Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026): Pemilu, Demokrasi dan Ketahanan Negara

Volume 1 Number 2 2026 presents a diverse collection of scholarly contributions exploring the evolving relationship between democracy, governance, public policy, and societal transformation in an increasingly interconnected world. This edition examines how political institutions, governance innovations, and emerging technologies continue to influence democratic processes, public service delivery, and state–society interactions across various contexts.

The discussions address a range of contemporary issues, including political participation, digital governance, policy innovation, public accountability, electoral dynamics, social welfare, local governance, and the challenges of managing complex public problems in the twenty-first century. The articles highlight the opportunities and risks associated with technological advancement, institutional adaptation, and changing patterns of citizen engagement in democratic systems.

In addition, this volume critically investigates the persistence of governance challenges such as inequality, political polarization, institutional effectiveness, and the distribution of power within democratic societies. Through contributions that draw upon political science, public administration, governance studies, and related interdisciplinary approaches, this edition aims to enrich scholarly discussions and provide meaningful insights into the future development of democratic governance and public policy in a rapidly changing global landscape.

Published: 2026-07-20

Buzzer, Troll Farm, dan Propaganda Terkomputasi: Ekosistem Disinformasi Politik dalam Kontestasi Elektoral Indonesia

Hemilton Esau Pasca Dagama Putra (Author) |

DEMOCRATIC BACKSLIDING DAN EROSI KEPERCAYAAN PUBLIK PERAN OPOSISI NON-POPULIS DALAM MEMPERTAHANKAN INSTITUSI DEMOKRASI DI INDONESIA

Muh. Wahyu, Isnan Nursalim, Diki Wahyudi (Author) | 38-50 Pages

Oligarki Partai dan Krisis Representasi: Mengapa Demokrasi Elektoral Indonesia Gagal Memproduksi Kebijakan Publik yang Responsif

Nofriadi Kurnia Putra, Ravyansah (Author) |

MENGAPA RAKYAT MENDUKUNG PELEMAHAN DEMOKRASI? ANALISIS PERSONALISTIK, POLARISASI AFEKTIF, DAN PERSEPSI TERHADAP RULE OF LAW DI INDONESIA

Nurul Amaliah S.Sos, Dr. Pardiman, S. Sos., M. Pd (Author) |

Mahkamah Konstitusi sebagai Positive Legislator: Analisis Pergeseran Paradigma Judicial Activism dalam Putusan-Putusan Transformatif 2013–2024 di Indonesia

Muhammad Asiroji Alamul Huda, Dr. Aminuddin, S.Sos, MA, C.IP (Author) |

INTEGRITAS PEMILU DAN POLITIK UANG: PEMETAAN PRAKTIK VOTE-BUYING DAN RESPONS INSTITUSIONAL DALAM PEMILIHAN KEPALA DAERAH (PILKADA) DI INDONESIA 2020–2024

Siti Khalimatus Sa'diyah, Fahrizal Afriansyah (Author) |

PARLIAMENTARY THRESHOLD DAN FRAGMENTASI REPRESENTASI APAKAH AMBANG BATAS PARLEMEN MEMPERKUAT ATAU MELEMAHKAN SISTEM MULTIPARTAI INDONESIA?

Astri Kusmarianti, Dimas Wira Wicaksana, Heniwati (Author) |

POPULISME DIGITAL DAN FRAGMENTASI RUANG PUBLIK: BAGAIMANA ALGORITMA MEDIA SOSIAL MEMBENTUK POLARISASI POLITIK DALAM PEMILU PRESIDEN INDONESIA 2024

Cholif Rahma Febriana, Harkosta Ario Sopaba (Author) | 1-22 Pages
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Politics and Public Policy Journal is a scholarly journal published by PT Akademi Pemilu dan Demokrasi (APD) that focuses on the study of democracy, political institutions, governance, and political behavior in contemporary societies. The journal provides an academic platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to publish original research and theoretical contributions in the field of political science.

The journal aims to promote the advancement of scholarly knowledge on political dynamics, democratic practices, and the processes of public policy formulation and implementation in both Indonesian and global contexts. Through critical and research-based academic approaches, the journal seeks to enrich scholarly discourse on politics, democracy, and governance.

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to:

  1. Democratic theory and democratic governance

  2. Electoral politics and voting behavior

  3. Political institutions and public policy

  4. Local politics and decentralization

  5. Political participation and political communication

  6. Political parties and political representation

  7. Civil society and social movements

  8. Comparative politics and political development

  9. Identity politics, ethnicity, and religion in politics

  10. Contemporary issues in Indonesian and global politics

The journal also welcomes interdisciplinary perspectives related to democracy and politics from political science, sociology, public administration, communication studies, and other related disciplines.

 

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