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Current Issue
Vol. 5 No. 2 (2026): July 2026
Published:
2026-07-28
Articles
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The Effectiveness of Existential-Humanistic Group Counseling in Enhancing Self-Esteem among Junior High School Students: A Pre-Experimental Study in Indonesia
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The Arrangement of the Netherlands Indies Government and Loloda Resistance, 1817—1909
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Social Remittances of Indonesian Diaspora Entrepreneurship: Cultural Adaptation and Local Business Partnership in Malaysia and Saudi Arabia
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Interactive Experience Design Strategies for Digital Heritage Engagement: A Case Study of Stone Carvings in Southern Dynasties Mausoleums
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Environmental Policy and Public Health: A Systematic Literature Review in Public Administration Perspective
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Biak Women and Their Role in the Household Economy in Soryar Village
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The Role of Cultural Heritage Sites as Centers for Education, National Identity, and Tourism-Based Economy in Sarmi Regency, Papua
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The Urgency of Death Certificate Administration in Jagebob Raya Village, Jagebob District, Merauke Regency
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Coordination and Cooperation between the Secretariat and Assistant Inspector at the Merauke Regency Regional Inspectorate Office
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Improving Village Officials' Understanding of Duties and Functions: A Case Study in Kawe Village, Kontuar District, Merauke Regency
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The Effect of Mobile Legends Social Media Engagement on the Perception of Game Image among SMAN 5 Jakarta Students
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Institutional Integration and Accountability in Indonesia’s Public Financial Management: A Governance Framework for State Financial Administration
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Love Bombing Communication Style on Instagram among Generation Z in Medan City
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Implementation of the Simparas Program: Challenges and Opportunities for Public Services in Sitinjo District, Dairi Regency, North Sumatra Province
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