JOURNAL TEMPLATE Paradigma POLISTAAT: Jurnal

Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Politik

TITLE (Times New Roman, 14 pt, bold, single space 1, justify,

center, 10-20 words)

First Author1, Second Author 2 (Times New

Roman, 12pt, center, without a title)

1.Affiliation /University /Institution Email

address 2.Affiliation /University /Institution

Email address (Times New Roman, 12pt,
bold, center, italic)

Abstract (Times New Roman, 12pt, bold, italic, center) Abstract

is a summary of all article content. Abstracts are written in English if the manuscript
is written in Indonesian, or written in Indonesian if the manuscript is written in
English. The length of the abstract is suggested to be around 200 to 250 words that
describe the research conducted explicitly with clear and clear sentences,
including: The main problem, purpose / objective, method, results and prospects,
not in the form of questions and guesses, and without any reference to the list
References. Articles written not referring to this style of environment cannot be
published in this journal, even though the content meets the requirements for
publication. (Times New Roman, 12pt, single line spacing, italic).

Keywords: Write 3 to 5 words or phrases that contain an understanding of a

concept and contain enough information to index and assist in search. The order is
arranged in alphabetical order and separated by commas. (Times New Roman,
12pt, single line spacing, italic).

I. Introduction The introduction includes representations supported by

a literature review and contains the
following elements: 1. Background,
explaining the phenomena, among
others: actual technical/social/ cultural
issues that are important to be studied,
reviewed/reviewed, and studied as well
as scientific reasons or theoretical
references in the literature. In this
section there needs to be a review of
related
research that has been done alone or
others and an explanation of the
differences with the research being
carried out or an explanation to
complement previous research, or
recent research. 2. Problems or
formulations of problems, for all fields
of science (in research), show
phenomena that exist and must be
linked to the realm of science. The
problem is identified with research
questions.
3. Objectives and benefits describe the
objectives and benefits of research,
reviews, and studies that will be
obtained and its relationship with
findings that have been reported /
obtained previously. The objectives are
stated specifically. Research questions
are adjusted to the purpose of the
research. Articles that are the result of
exploratory research should apply the
latest methods; the renewal element is
exploratory, but accompanied by
analysis with reference to the research
questions. The dimensions of the
usefulness of the study are: a. Policy;
b. problem solving/problem solving
(mitigation, adaptation, rehabilitation,
etc.); c. evaluation; d. curation e.
fundamental scientific
development or research. 4.
Hypotheses, if any, can be listed. Not
all research has a hypothesis. The use
of hypotheses in a study is based on
the problem or research objective. 5.
Research design, laboratory or
experiment design, specific tools used,
and research time can be delivered if
deemed necessary. 6. Literature
reviews in certain fields of science have
different terms, some are stated as a
theoretical basis or even as previous
literature, while still having the same
meaning, namely the presentation of
theories that support and are relevant
to the research activities undertaken.
Presentation of literature reviews
requires strong, sharp and up-to- date
references. This illustrates the ability /
competence and
mastery of the material owned by
the author. Literature review is
made by presenting the results of
research or books that discuss the
subject or theoretical approach
that has been done by others or
the authors themselves.
The purpose of a literature review is to
determine the development of the same
subject in the studies of others, and the
position of the research conducted by
the author in the existing scientific
domain. Literature review is useful for
determining the scientific contribution of
writers in the midst of other similar
studies. Some sources state that this
section is a theoretical framework or
conceptual framework, with the same
understanding and position. The
theoretical framework or conceptual
framework is linking phenomena
(whether natural, social, humanitarian,
etc.) with scientific theories, in the
sense (for social science) making social
or community problems under study as
social science problems. The body of
the text in the article is written in two
columns, size 1 space, first row indent
5mm. Subtitles must be made in three
levels. a. Subheading 1: left aligned,
Times New Roman letter size 12, single
spacing, order of subtitles using roman
numerals followed by a period (eg I.
Introduction) b. Subheading 2: left
aligned, Times New Roman letter size
12, single spacing, order of subtitles
using letters followed by periods (eg A.
Experiment) c. Subtitle 3: left aligned,
Times New Roman letter size 12, single
spacing, order of subtitles using an
open bracket, for example; 1) Field
Trial.
II. Research methods The method
includes the following description and
explanation: 1. The explanation of the
method is based on scientific
characteristics, namely rational,
empirical, and systematic with the aim
of the latest research results.
Presentation of methods requires
reference to the library, if it has been
previously published and this reflects
how valid the method used; 2. The
explanation covers the materials and
equipment as well as the methods used
(including analysis tools); 3.
Description/description of the
procedures performed, including:
a. determination/determination of
parameters/variables; b. data collection
methods
(sampling method); c. data processing
and analysis
methods. 4. The description
includes a mathematical formula, so
that the numerical results can be
validated. For formulas and materials
that have been standardized do not
need to be explained again, only the
reference source is included. Methods
that refer to other people also do not
need to be rewritten, only the source is
mentioned, except if there are
modifications, there needs to be an
explanation. 5. The explanation of the
method is quite detailed, so that the
research method used can be repeated
(repeatability).
Below are a few things related to the
method: 1. Location and time of
research, generally mentioned in this
section. Certain scientific
journals/journals or certain fields
include them in the introduction. 2.
Types/nature of research,
distinguished by: a. research
objectives, namely
exploring, and predicting. b.
research approaches that can be
distinguished between research with
quantitative approaches and qualitative
approaches or a combination of both c.
scope / amount of data sources used
as research subjects known as three
types of research, namely population
research, sample research, and case
research. explain/ describe, explain 3.
Data collection techniques include data
sources, data collection instruments
and data collection procedures. a. Data
sources, namely primary and
secondary. Some data collection
techniques are: 1) surveys by
conducting interviews, distributing
questionnaires, and focus group
discussions (FGD); 2) experiment /
experiment; 3) survey by observing,
measuring, recording, identifying, and
documenting. b. Data collection
procedures, procedures must be
concise but informative enough for
readers who want to repeat the
research reported. Only truly new
procedures are described in detail or in
detail. Previously reported procedures
are included as references in the
reference list. Modifications of the
procedures described previously need
not be given in detail, unless needed to
support
the success of the reader in repeating
the research. 4. Data Analysis Method
Data analysis procedure involves
editing data and information collected
by questionnaire or through FGD,
inserting data/ information into a
computer, validating data, re-inserting
data that has been validated in
accordance with the variables to be
analyzed, and determining the data
analysis program (SAS, SPSS, and / or
others), data tabulation and finally data
interpretation. Data analysis is also
very much determined by the
scope/size of the data source used as
the subject of research, whether
population research, sample research
or case research.
If the research method involves
laboratory analysis, it is necessary
to show laboratory accreditation
that ensures the validity of the
analysis results. Writing material
produced from research should
discuss all the variables that are
able to provide conclusions in
accordance with the objectives
and benefits of research.
If a paper is the result of developing
a formula or algorithm, there
needs to be completeness like
KTI, even though most of its
contents are downgrading the
calculation into a new formula.
Typically the paper also provides
examples of the application of
formulas in certain cases. The use
of the word "method", for social
science is generally expressed
using the word "methodology".
This section is a part that presents a
theory and framework of thinking along
with the procedure for solving the
problem at hand, supplemented with
information on location, time, material
and methods used, followed by
presentation, which is described briefly
and clearly. The text is written in
Indonesian or English. (Times New
Roman, 12pt, single line spacing)
III. Results and Discussion Is a part that
presents the data and analysis of the
results of analysis/study, as well as
comparison and synthesis of research
results based on the latest thinking
obtained from the literature. The results
and discussion contain a clear picture
of the study or research results that are
linked to the formulation of the problem
as well as the results of similar studies
that have been previously published.
Discussions on the results of studies or
research are described in this section.
In general, this section will present
information that is required
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that presents conclusions from the
entire contents of the article / text that
is displayed briefly and clearly. If there
are suggestions that arise as a result of
the results of the study or research that
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