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  Citizen and Government Review

  Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024)

  This edition reviews various relevant aspects of Indonesia's social and political context. One of them highlights the role of mass media in political communication, from the dominance of mainstream media to the power of social media in influencing public opinion. Some discuss the role of social media, especially in facilitating anti-corruption movements and increasing government transparency. Discussions about the implementation of sharia in Indonesia through Twitter discourse analysis are also a concern. Meanwhile, analysis of Papuan women in sustainable development provides relevant policy recommendations. Finally, the ideological contestation of Islamic and nationalist parties in South Sulawesi considers a shift from voter fanaticism towards political pragmatism, reflecting local political dynamics that are important to understand in a broader context.

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  Citizen and Government Review

  Vol. 1 No. 3 (2024)

  This edition highlights the role of social media in digital-era government communications. It then follows a bibliometric analysis of e-government and public service developments, including the challenges of e-participation and data protection. Community participation in the development of Public Service Standards in villages and the socio-economic impacts of tourism development are also discussed. This edition emphasizes the importance of innovation, collaboration, and community empowerment in strengthening responsive and sustainable public governance.

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  Citizen and Government Review

  Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025)

  This edition of the publication covers two main, interrelated topics within the context of modern governance. The first article discusses digital governance models in developing countries and their effectiveness in improving the quality of public services. The second article highlights the role of social media as a crucial instrument in promoting transparency and citizen participation in local governance through a case study of Suame Municipality, Ghana. The current edition is still incomplete as it awaits several other manuscripts in the final stages.

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  Citizen and Government Review

  Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024)

  This edition discusses essential aspects of Indonesia's social and policy context. One of them explores the role of interpersonal communication in shaping individual character and its impact on the education system. Some explore the influence of development policies on village social life and the potential for collaborative governance in sustainable tourism development. Social phenomena such as 'Pak Ogah' in a city are also a focus, where this study offers insight into policy adaptation to social challenges that arise in the urban environment.

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  Citizen and Government Review

  Vol. 2 No. 1 (2025)

  This edition highlights the close relationship between social dynamics and the need for policy reform in Indonesia. Issues such as revenge pornography, early marriage, fishermen’s welfare, and local political culture demonstrate that public policy must be responsive to social realities and sensitive to human rights. The discussion in this edition implies the need for policy formulation that is not only based on formal law but also considers cultural values ​​and sociological conditions of society.