International Security Studies 2020: Recent Episodes
ISS 2020
On this episode of The Late Late Show of Security Discussion, Luh Nyoman Trijati (17/415948/SP/28117) & Akira Sinatrya (17/408331/SP/27628) briefly explore the A-Z of media and U.S politics from the Vietnam War, 2016 Trump Election, to the Black Lives Matter movement as well as the double-edged sword impacts on security.
Origins, problems and possibilities of ASEAN when dealing with China regarding the South China Sea dispute.
Augustin Poljanac
Dimitrij Turussinov
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The recent global dynamics have motivated some governments to strengthen their national security against numerous threats, including dissent which might lead to political disrupt and terrorism. However, in the implementation, it is very prone to the breach of civil rights which might also spark domestic tension. So is it really worth the sacrifice? The discussion will be curated briefly by your favorites, Naufal Rasendriya A.R and Yudhi Muhammad F.R. Submitted in requirement for International Security Studies (2020)
Many people in Indonesia are now able to access the internet network which increases the online activities and presence, yet there still seems to be a lack of security and understanding about the internet. We worryingly found cases of personal data breach that occurred recently in May 2020 from recent and old data, thus we would like to further discuss it using the human security theory.
Created by Klara Kanya Adi Paramita (17/415945/SP/28114) and Novinda Sekar Putri (17/411502/SP/27806).
In this episode, we are tracing back the structural idea of transnational migration threat to states and how it stems into constructing the judgment of the U.S. officials in choosing their immigration policies using Stephen Kresner's concept of "Transnational Migration and National Security" along with understanding the nature of refugees' vulnerability to organized criminal network. Departing from that concept, we are taking our listeners to explore our takes on possible measures that may help minimizing the degree of harms in the U.S. immigration system implementation.
Dibuat oleh Nabila Talitha Sani (18/425567/SP/28315) dan Yosephine Elizabeth Dame (18/429319/SP/28544)
Ihsan Tenaya B W (18/423180/SP/28154) & Faris Abdul Aziz (18/429310/SP/28535) proudly presents a podcast covering the intriguing political concept that was Międzymorze! Enjoy this blast from the past analysis and regards to your family. :) xoxo
The issue of counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency has played a 'significant' role within the context of Indonesian security challenges, especially as the 'non-traditional' one. In this podcast, the main discussion revolves around how various presidency tried to pursue wide-ranging approaches which could be disseminated into two main categories; namely the more 'militaristic' tactics and also the more humanistic one. Taking a look at various groups that have emerged within the country, this podcast strives to analyze this issue by taking a look at 3 main theories in the studies of a social movement; namely political discourse analysis, relative deprivation theory, and also resource mobilization theory. This podcast also seeks to explain the various responses from the Indonesian government which has been taken during their policy-making process. Lastly, it also tried to incorporate the concept of 'human security' in order to solve these respective regards more comprehensively. This podcast is created by: Faiz Rafiza Ahmadani (18/423178/SP/28152) and M. Zufar Farhan Zuhdi (18/429314/SP/2853)
This podcast would discuss the emerging security dilemma in Southeast Asia. By reflecting upon the rivalry between Sparta and Athens, we gain a better understanding of the issue. Submitted by Fadhil, Felice, and Mellisan
Some countries have been collecting personal data as means of contact tracing and other preventive measures to curtail the spread of covid-19. However, accountability and security on the use of those data is not well-guaranteed. Does this constitute a breach in people's privacy? Or is it justified considering the rate in which covid-19 spreads?
Submitted in requirement for International Security Studies (2020) by Muhammad Fikry Ghibran (415950) and Handono Ega P (411497).
On this episode of International Security O'clock, we discussed about Turkey's launch of Operation Peace Spring and several security aspects that revolves around the event.
Submitted by: Fahira Ayu Febriyanti and Karina Devira