UGM expert Professor Nyarwi Ahmad affirms KPU’s decision to revoke restrictions on presidential candidate documents as correct, urging better public communication.
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UGM’s Sekolah Wartawan discusses evidence-based policy briefs to connect academic research with policymaking and strengthen media literacy.
UGM experts emphasize the importance of clearer, more transparent public communication from officials to prevent controversy and foster constructive dialogue.
CfDS UGM researcher cautions that a one-person-one-account policy risks limiting freedom of expression and privacy despite good intentions.
UGM sociologist Dr. Fina Itriyati and Professor Vedi Hadiz warn that growing inequality is weakening Indonesia’s democracy, fueling an era of public discontent.
Recognition from 150 UN Member States Marks Key Step Toward Palestinian Statehood, Says UGM Lecturer
UGM lecturer highlights recognition from 150 UN countries as a crucial element of international law supporting Palestinian statehood.
UGM Sociology students win first place at SOCIUS 2025 for research highlighting the struggles of women online ojek drivers in Yogyakarta.
Fisipol UGM celebrates its 70th anniversary by promoting strategies to face crises and social uncertainty.
UGM expert highlights concerns over Prabowo’s cinema advertisement, calling it propaganda and questioning its ethics in a democratic society.
UGM labor expert notes that job hugging reflects workers’ preference for job security amid high unemployment and economic uncertainty.
Fisipol UGM opens a Jakarta office to expand academic collaboration, strengthen research, and engage stakeholders on global and national issues.
UGM lecturer urges President Prabowo to consider civilian representation in the Coordinating Minister for Political and Security Affairs reshuffle.
UGM lecturer urges transparent investigation into the fatal shooting of Indonesian diplomat Zetro Leonardo Purba in Peru to ensure accountability.
UGM political communication expert urges officials to adopt cautious communication styles to prevent controversy and maintain public trust.
Four in ten children worldwide cannot read. CfDS UGM urges stronger literacy and critical thinking skills to face misinformation and AI challenges.
UGM inaugurates Professor Dafri in Human Rights Diplomacy and Global Leadership, presenting cosmopolitan nationalism to resolve human rights violations.
UGM professor highlights risks of 2026 regional transfer budget cuts, warning they could halt infrastructure projects and spark social unrest.
UGM Professor stresses security forces must avoid violence and be sensitive to human rights issues after UN highlights Indonesian protest concerns.
UGM Communication lecturer warns that TikTok Live suspension during protests limits citizen journalism, freedom of expression, and digital economy growth.
UGM political scientist Alfath Bagus Panuntun El Nur Indonesia urges systemic parliamentary reform to strengthen integrity, oversight, and public trust.
UGM expert Dr. Subarsono assesses the recruitment of 1.3 million PPPK workers, highlighting both benefits and challenges for Indonesia’s civil service system.
UGM lecturer criticizes a rise in DPR income to Rp 230 million plus housing allowance, urging empathy and reduced privilege amid economic hardship.
CfDS UGM highlights literacy and human capital as key in Komdigi’s National AI Roadmap to ensure ethical adoption and inclusive digital growth.
UGM expert urges stronger, consistent crisis communication in government’s handling of Raja Ampat mining issue to protect environment and reputation.
UGM political expert highlights risks to public participation in response to proposal for regional elections through local legislative councils.
UGM expert discusses the rise of emotional bonds with AI, its social roots, benefits, risks, and the challenge of balancing digital and real-life connections.
Sociology UGM students win SOCIUS 2025 with research exposing the layered vulnerabilities faced by female online ojek drivers in Yogyakarta.
Devita, daughter of a truck driver and seamstress from rural Klaten, earns full tuition subsidy to study sociology at UGM through academic excellence.
Blue foods are climate-friendly, nutrient-rich, and empower coastal communities and women in post-harvest processing.
UGM expert Dr. Nurhadi warns that BPS's delayed poverty data release risks credibility and policy failure, urging transparency, better governance, and a review of the poverty line.