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The 3Rd Aprish 2018 SCHEDULE and PROGRAMS The 3rd APRiSH 2018 SCHEDULE AND PROGRAMS Monday, August 13th 2018 Tuesday, August 14th 2018 Wednesday, August 15th 2018 ROOM 14.30 - 16.00 16.00 - 17.30 08.00 - 09.30 09.30 - 11.00 11.00 - 12.30 13.30 - 15.00 15.30 - 16.30 16.30 - 18.00 08.00 - 09.30 09.30 - 11.00 Pararellel Ses 1. Pararellel Ses 2. Pararellel Ses 3. Pararellel Ses 4. Pararellel Ses 5. Pararellel Ses 6. Pararellel Ses 7. Pararellel Ses 8. Pararellel Ses 9. Pararellel Ses 10. Rapha 1 ADM ADM ADM SKSG SKSG SKSG SKSG SKSG SKSG LAW Rapha 2 SKSG SKSG LAW LAW LAW LAW LAW LAW LAW PSY Rapha 3 LAW LAW LAW HUM HUM PSY PSY PSY PSY HUM Rapha 4 PSY HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM Rapha 5 HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM Rapha 6 HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM Rapha HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM Boardroom Nissi 1 HUM HUM HUM SOC SOC HUM HUM HUM HUM ECON Nissi 2 HUM HUM SOC ECON ECON SOC SOC SOC SOC ECON Nissi 3 SOC SOC ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON Nissi 4 ECON SOC ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON Nissi 5 ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON Nissi 6 ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON Nissi ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON Boardroom Extra Room ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON ECON The 3rd APRiSH 2018 CONFERENCE PROGRAM Day 1 Monday, August 13th, 2018 Parallel Session 1 14.30-16.00 Room: Rapha 1 (ADM) Vanya Izdihar Almira & Vishnu Collaboration in the Implementation of the Government Internal Control Juwono. System (GICS) in DKI Jakarta Provincial Government M Nugroho F A & Vishnu Collaborative Governance in the Provision of Housing for Low-Income Juwono Communities in the Million House Program The Collaborative Governance Strategy employed by the Indonesian Sidik Jiwando & Vishnu Juwono Government for State Assets Management The Important of Knowledge Management in Project Management System Fikri Akbarsyah Anza (Case Study Pusilkom UI) Rahmadi Diliawan & Amy Yayuk Collaborative Governance in the Fulfilling Rights of Basic Education of Sri Rahayu Indonesian Migrant Worker's Children in East Malaysia Room: Rapha 2 (SGS) Masmuhah, Yon Machmudi, ph,D, Dr. Muhammad ISIS and the Shift in Terrorism Movement in Indonesia (2014-2018) Syauqillah Garnadi Walanda, Muhamad Preventing the Misuse of Charitable Foundation By Terrorist: A Situational Syauqillah Crime Prevention Approach Voices of the Wives of Ex-Terrorism Inmates (Rebelling and Accepting Fitria Sari, Lidwina Inge Extremist Doctrine in Household Relationship) (Case Study in Sukoharjo’s Nurtjahyo, Iklilah Muzayyanah District, Solo, Central Albert Bobby Prasetya, Muhamad Syauqillah The Dynamics of Narcoterrorism in Indonesia. Case Study: Fadli Sadama Analysis of The Indonesian Government Initiative of The National Action Plan Danny Dwi Wulandari on Counter Violent Extremism That Lead To Terrorism Room: Rapha 3 (LAW) Criminal Aggravating by Corporations in The Criminal Offence of Public Edita Elda, Topo Santoso Procurement Putri Vera Hutapea, Topo Criminal Law Aspect Regarding Public Procurement: Demanding Corporate Santoso Crime Liability Urgency of Handling The Criminal Acts of Corruption in The Military To Be Janatul Firdaus Tirtayasa Tried in Public Justice The Role of Indonesian State Police (POLRI) in Illegal Mining Prevention (A Eko Susanda Case Study in Lubuk Besar District, Central Bangka Regency) Room: Rapha 4 (PSY) Rose Mini Agoes Salim, The Role of Giftedness and Gender on High Schools Students' Perceived Shahnaz Safitri Emotional Intelligence Capacity Metacognitive Strategies in Reading Comprehension on Junior High School Melly Latifah Students: The Differences between Coastal and Upland Javanese Culture Kusumasari Kartika Hima Emotional Intelligence and Career Decision-Making Self-Efficacy: Proactive Darmayanti, Rose Mini Agoes Personality as Moderator Salim The Role of Vocational Identity on Career Decision Self-Efficacy in Senior- Iskhaq Zulkarnain year Undergraduate Students Do Moral Emotions and Moral Identity Contribute in Academic Dishonesty Eva Septiana among College Students? Room: Rapha 5 (HUM) The Effectiveness of STAD Cooperative Learning Method on Students’ Annery Fienta & Sisilia Halimi Reading Comprehension The Effectiveness of Flipped Classroom on Students’ Grammar Mastery in Farah Ainy & Sisilia Halimi Their Writing Practice Hawa Asmaul Husna & Sisilia The Effectiveness of Two Stay Two Stray in Learning English Vocabulary for Halimi 7th Grade Students Anak Agung Sri Laksmi Paramitha & Bernadette Language Construction and Forms of Meaning of cinta ‘love’ by Indonesian Kushartanti School-Age Children Room: Rapha 6 (HUM) Hiqma Nur Agustina & Afghan Women’s Repression and Resistance in A Thousand Splendid Suns Manneke Budiman and My Forbidden Face Sukarjo Waluyo, Melani Cepu Society’s Collective Memory on the Controversial Figure of Arya Budianta & Manneke Budiman Penangsang Rista Ihwanny & Manneke Indonesian Filmmakers’ Aesthetic Strategy against the Politics of Taste of Budiman European Film Festivals Room: Rapha 7 (HUM) Localizing of Art Deco and Social Life: Study of Interior Architecture in Dutch Sri Fariyati Pane & Susanto Colonial Era of the Train Official Housing in Manggarai, Batavia in the Early Zuhdi 20th Century Noor Fatia Lastika Sari & Disrupting Diplomacy at Its Finest, “Megaphone Diplomacy” between Susanto Zuhdi Australia−Indonesia c. 2000 Mohammad Riza Widyarsa & Susanto Zuhdi The Role of Zuama in Peace Process during Lebanese Civil War (1983-1987) Abd Rahman Hamid & Susanto DYNAMICS OF THE PORT OF MAJENE AND ITS SURROUNDING AREA DURING Zuhdi THE ERA OF REGIONAL TURMOIL, 1950s-1970s Room: Nissi 1 (HUM) Bawuk Respati & Ike Iswary “I’m going to Tokyo, but there’s no place like home”: Asadora Heroine and Lawanda the Idealization of Furusato Diah Budhi Utami & Ike Iswary Bibliotheca Indonesiana Dissertation in Context of Overseas Issue of Lawanda Indonesian History 2011-2016: A Study of Bibliometrics Zulfatun Sofiyani & Ike Iswary Lawanda Library Users’ Information Overload in Pelangi University Library Room: Nissi 2 (HUM) Nor Islafatun & Bayu Kristianto REPRESENTATION OF AMERICAN DREAM IN SON NOVEL OF LOIS LOWRY Velda Leona Dewi & Joesana Antithesis of Racial and Ethnic Stereotypes in Les Deux Negres Short Story by Tjahjani Gabrielle Roy Dhea Rizki Amalia & Suma The Main Character’s Construction of Gender Identity In the Movie Les Riella Rusdiarti Garçons et Guillaume, à Table! Sekar Dewantari & Joesana The Consumer Society and the Myth of Happiness in Les Belles Images by Tjahjani Simone de Beauvoir Room: Nissi 3 (SOC) Maghpirah, Rudyansjah Art Student: Social Creativity in Anthropological Perspectives Hartati, Rudyansjah The Sacred and Profane Transformation in Spatial and Temporal Dimension Collaboration between Human and Mangrove for Nature Conservation: A Sanjatmiko Multispecies Ethnography on the People of Kampung Laut, Segara Anakan Cilacap Wicaksono, Saifuddin To be Religious in Cyber Era: Authority and Authenticity among Online Bahtsul Masail Room: Nissi 4 (ECON) Yofi Rosameliana, Nureni The Determinants of Consumer Vulnerability being a Victim of Affinity Fraud Wijayati Fertika Yulia, Aria Farah Mita The effect of executive compensation on goodwill recognition The Application of Discounted Cash Flow and Real Option Analysis Methods Efendi Sutrisno for Coal Mining Project with Abandonment and Expansion Options: Case of PT X in East Kalimantan, Indonesia Wenona Maryam Jaya, Elvia Exploring The Impact of Fair Value on Discounted Cash Flow: A Case Study on R.Shauki Biological Assets of PT. ABC Ownership Structure, Corporate Governance and Market Discipline: Yuana Budi Jaya Evidence from Indonesian Banks Room: Nissi 5 (ECON) The Effect of Working Capital Management on Firm Performance With Fitria Rahmilia Financial Constraint and Non-Financial Constraint Dimaz Wibisono, Rofikoh Perceived Mobile Payment Acceptance in Indonesia Rokhim Emil Subekti,Rofikoh Rokhim Determinants of Dividend Policy: An Empirical Study in Indonesia Raka Shidqul Musyaffa, Dony Cash Flow Pattern for Predicting Bankruptcy Abdul Chalid Andreas Brian Pradipta, Dony The Effect of Cash Flow to Speed of Capital Structure Adjustment of Abdul Chalid Manufacturing Industry in Indonesia Room: Nissi 6 (ECON) Liyu Adhi Kasari Sulung, Ayasha Rewards, Elaboration likelihood Model, Reward Based Crowdfunding, Cecilia Nadira Emerging Market Countries Evaluation of online impulsive buying on Tourism Products regarding the role Sumiyarto, Sarah Deasyca of web personality, utilitarian and hedonic web browsing (Case Study on Sembiring www.traveloka.com) Dewi Hanggraeni, Tessa The Impact of Crude Oil Price, Firm Size and Risk-Taking on Financial Yudhistira Performance and Shareholder Value Determinants of Ethical Consumption Behavior on Indonesian Consumer: Niken Iwani Surya Putri Study on Developing Country The Influence of Beauty Vloggers as Opinion Leaders to Brand Purchase Aulia Rossari Farmashinta Intention of Local Cosmetics in Indonesia The Effect of Status Consumption on Willingness to Pay Price Premium on Dinda Anjani, Sri Daryanti Muslim Fashion in Indonesia and Religiosity as a Moderating Variable Room: Nissi Boardroom (ECON) Meriza Saguliannita,Christina Analysis of Organization Capital On Cost Stickiness at Manufacturing Juliana Company In Indonesia Fatia Rahmadini, Dodik Intellectual Capital, Islamic Corporate Governance, and Maqasid Based Siswantoro Performance Yossi Septriani, Lindawati Gani, Firm Life Cycle, Corporate Social Responsibility and Firm Financial Hilda Rossieta, Elvia Shauki Performance Indira
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