THE DYNAMIC CONCEPT OF WELFARE STATE IN INDONESIAN CONSTITUTION
ABSTRACT: This paper analyzes
the dynamics of welfare state concepts in Indonesia in accordance with the
Indonesian Constitution (UUD 1945) through legalization spectrums and social
policies in three regime orders, namely: old order, new order and reformation
order. The welfare state concept is one enabling the government to measurably act
as a social welfare accelerator. The legal review towards this concept is
further elaborated in such a way that it touches the dimensions of ideology,
democracy and politics. These dimensions advocates about the shadows of
inevitable effects of two world ideology mainstreams to the legal realities and
social policies in Indonesia as a welfare state based on its State Ideology
(Pancasila). With reference to the aforementioned facets of analysis, it is definitely
implied that there were strong impacts from both technical and legal
predicaments during the transition phase in the early independence of Republic
of Indonesia and changes in constitutional structure in Indonesia post
reformation to the dynamics of concepts of welfare state in Indonesia.
Accordingly, this paper addresses the concept dynamics in terms of
constitutional precisions in the line with welfare state of Indonesia.
Keywords: Indonesian Welfare
State Concept, State Ideology (Pancasila), Third-Way Ideology from minimal
model to minimal-plural model
Author: Mohammad Tavip
Journal Code: jphukumgg130035
