RJOAS 2025

RJOAS April 2025 by Sinaga Eva Hutri, Sihabudin Ahmad, Muldi Ail (Master’s Program of Communication Science, Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa University, Serang, Banten Province, Indonesia) In 2022, it was reported that individuals from Cilegon City, who identified themselves as the Cilegon City Local Wisdom Savior Committee, conducted a peaceful demonstration in front of the DPRD office, demanding establishment rejection of the HKBP Maranatha Church in Cikuasa Village, Gerem Village, Cilegon City on September 07, 2022. The examination of this case is noteworthy, given that the peaceful demonstration against...

RJOAS April 2025 by Nigussie Ashenafi (Department of Soil and Water Management, Wondo Genet Agriculture Research Center, Shashemene, Ethiopia) Providing up-to-date soil information to the beneficiaries is indispensable in tackling specific and local problems of agriculture. However, the soil resources studied so far in Hawassa Zuria, and Meskan districts were shallow and could not be applicable for site-specific soil management practices. Therefore, this study was conducted to characterize and identify the soils in terms of their morphological, physical, and chemical properties. Purposively the field of maize was selected from two districts...

RJOAS April 2025 by Rusha Begna Wakweya (Ethiopian Forestry Development, Jimma Center, Ethiopia) Forests serve as a cornerstone of human livelihood and cultural heritage, particularly for rustic societies in unindustrialized countries. This review examines the multifaceted contributions of forests, specifically forest goods and services other than timber, to the life of non-urban people in Ethiopia. It highlights the critical role of forests in providing basic needs, generating income, and serving as wellbeing for impoverished families, with over 1 billion of the globe’s poorest relying on forestry assets...

RJOAS April 2025 by Hamimah Siti, Doctoral Candidate Fadli M., Professor Widiarto Aan Eko, Kusumaningrum Adi, Lecturers Faculty of Law, University of Brawijaya, Malang, Indonesia The duties and authorities of regional heads, including regents, are clearly depicted in terms of their role in regional policy activities, including the formulation of regional regulations, regent regulations, regional head decisions, and actions taken in urgent situations. This type of research is classified as socio-legal research. The author employs a legal sociology approach and a statutory approach. The legal sociology approach is a method for understanding law within a social context...

RJOAS April 2025 by Kinasih Gloria Biwin, Kriyantono Rachmat (Department of Communication Science, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, University of Brawijaya, Malang, Indonesia) This study aims to determine the category of Gen Z public FISIP Brawijaya University as voters of candidate pair 02 in the 2024 General Election based on the Situational Theory of Public (STP). This theory is used to identify the public based on their communication behavior and situational perceptions of Prabowo's issues regarding the abduction and disappearance of activists in 1997/1998. The controversial background...

RJOAS April 2025 by Widjaksono Suko, Prasetyo Edy, Mukson (Masters of Agribusiness, Faculty of Animal and Agricultural Sciences, University of Diponegoro, Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia) Demak Regency is the highest guava producer (39%) in Central Java Province - Indonesia, especially in the Wonosalam District. Increased productivity during the harvest leads to lower prices and rejection of products from collectors and traders. This condition is the background for the surrounding community to process guava into products that have long durability, but the processing industry in Wonosalam District is still limited...