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301	Medicine & Health Sciences	ABS-234
Esterification Of Acetic Acid Anhydride With Eugenol And Its Activity As Antifungal Rahmawati Salsa Dinurrosifa, Indah Sulistyarini, Erwin Indriyanti Bachelor Program of pharmacy, Semarang Pharmaceutical College (STIFAR) Abstract The main contents of clove oil are phenolic compounds, namely eugenol, eugenol acetate and gallic acid, as well as flavonoids. One of the derivatives of the eugenol compound is acetyl eugenol which was developed by the esterification reaction between eugenol and acetic acid anhydride using the sonochemical method. The aim of this research is to synthesize the acetyl eugenol compound from the esterification reaction between eugenol and acetic acid anhydride using sonochemical methods, to determine the sonication time that can produce the acetyl eugenol compound with the largest yield percentage, and to determine its antifungal activity against the Candida albicans fungus. Synthesis of acetyleugenol was sonicated for 30 minutes at a temperature of eighty degrees celsius. The % yield of the synthesized compound is calculated and continued with testing which includes solubility, melting point, FTIR, GC-MS. NMR tests, which are then tested for antifungal activity. The research results show that eugenol and acetic acid anhydride compounds with a NaOH catalyst can be synthesized using ultrasonic waves and produce a % yield of 3.50%. The resulting synthesis can melt starting at a temperature of thirty degrees celcius and can dissolve in ethanol, methanol, chloroform and ether but does not dissolve in distilled water. H-NMR FTIR testing on the acetyl eugenol compound showed the presence of 0,866 (s, 3H)- 6,62 (d,1H)- 6,47 (d, 1H)- 1,875 (t,2H)- 4,983 (s, 2H)- 1,255 (d, 2H)- 7,061 (d,1H)- 3,84 (s, 3H). Acetyleugenol with concentrations of 5% and 10% it shows the ability to act as an antifungal for Candida albicans. Keywords: Antifungal, Acetyleugenol, Esterification, Sonochemical, Candida albicans Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (RAHMAWATI SALSA DINURROSIFA)

302	Medicine & Health Sciences	ABS-240
HEALTH ME APP: AN AUGMENTED REALITY INFORMATION SYSTEM THAT AIDS PROPER NUTRITIONAL DIET AND CONSUMPTION Londren U. Velasco, Raymond S. Macatangga, Ricardo B. San Agustin, Abegail S. Comandao, Cris Mabel C. Montaos, Gaudencio Jeffrey G. Romano 1. College of Computer Studies 2. Faculty 3. Our Lady of Fatima University 4. Philippines Abstract In this study, nutrition fact tables as an example of back of pack labelling, traffic light logos as an example of front of pack labelling, and an augmented reality mobile application as a proposed new way for providing nutritional information method were compared and tested. There were two main objectives. First, to check whether nutritional information provided by these tools have an impact on healthy food choice. Second, to understand which tool is expected to be used in future shopping situations the most. The research concluded that nutritional information did not have an effect on healthy food choice regardless of which method the information was provided. Nevertheless, the nutritional information was evaluated more understandable, comparable, and salient when it was conveyed by the traffic light logos than by the nutrition fact tables. The augmented reality application could only improve information saliency relative to the traffic light logos but it was evaluated only as understandable and comparable as the information that was conveyed by the nutrition fact tables. The findings of this study also articulates that there were no differences in the reported future reuse intentions among the three information provision methods. However, it was concluded that the traffic light logos were easier to use, more enjoyable and more novel than the nutrition fact tables. The augmented reality app was assessed as the most enjoyable method, but its other characteristics were evaluated similarly to the traffic light logos. Keywords: Augmented reality- nutrition fact table- traffic light logo- healthy food choice- nutrition labelling- technology acceptance model Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Londren Umel Velasco)

303	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-13
Adaptive Re-use Architecture and Design Analysis as Sustainable Design Approach. Case Study: The Hermitage Hotel, Jakarta. Katherine Suteja (a)- I Wayan Mudra (b) Institut Seni Indonesia (ISI) Denpasar (Sekolah Tinggi Desain LaSalle) Abstract The Hermitage Hotel is a Colonial Style building purposed as a hotel in Menteng, Center of Jakarta. The building was build in 1923, since the colonialization era in Indonesia by the Dutch and used as many purposed such as Communication center, University and finally in 2017, as The Hermitage Hotel, The Tribute Portfolio Hotel run by The Marriot. Different functions in the same building knows as Adaptive re-use method, and can be applied to the old building as one of the solutions as the conservation that has social, culture and historical value. Another advantage of applying this method is to enhance the building value in economic, environmental, cultural and sustainability aspects. The purpose of this article is to analyze the adaptive re-use method used in The Hermitage, Tribute portfolio hotel which is a Conservation building type B and C. Moreover, qualitative method is used by the author and collection data by doing observation and interview, done in the year of 2023 with the interior designer of the Hermitage from PAI Design and the expert of Conservation buildings. The result of the research proves that by applying adaptive reuse method in an old building is a solution to maintain the historical, social and culture value. In conclusion, adaptive reuse method could be a option for an old building to be re-purposed with certain renovations. There are some limitations on the application due to the type B of the conservation building, However, the interior designer and architect applied the adaptive re-use well on the building, maintaining the aesthetic and function aspects. Keywords: Architecture, Design, Adaptive Re-use, sustainable design Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Katherine Suteja)

304	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-16
Empowering Green Technology through Local Wisdom in Paser Folktales Anna Anganita Theresia Latumeten, Ulum Janah, Rosmiati, Siti Hafsah English Literature Department, Faculty of Letters, Universitas Balikpapan, Balikpapan, Indonesia Abstract Local wisdom has evolved and been faithfully practiced within the unique fabric of a specific community. It inherently embraces sustainable and eco-conscious approaches across various facets of life. This research delves into the empowering influence of Paser^s indigenous wisdom on the realm of green technology. Employing a descriptive qualitative methodology, this study leverages the rich tapestry of Paser^s folktales as its primary data source. The findings underscore the presence of substantial local wisdom embedded in Paser^s folk narratives, fervently advocating the principles of green technology. Paser^s folktales convey the potential for local wisdom to play a pivotal role in driving green technology advancement, encompassing diverse domains such as agriculture, resource management and utilization, architectural practices, trade systems, cost-effective solutions, and more. This study sheds light on the interplay between traditional knowledge and modern innovation, presenting an intriguing pathway towards sustainable development and eco-conscious living. Keywords: green technology- local wisdom- Paser- folktales Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Anna Anganita Theresia Latumeten)

305	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-18
TRADITIONAL CULTURE IN MODERN BALI CRAFTS PRODUCT DESIGN I Wayan Mudra, Ni Made Rai Sunarini, I Ketut Muka P, Ida Ayu Gede Artayani, I Wayan Suardana, Ni Kadek Karuni. Indonesian Arts Institute of Denpasar Abstract Modern Balinese craft product designs in the current digital era, visually still display the cultural content of local Balinese traditions, even though some have escaped from the content of tradition. This study aims to discuss the design of modern Balinese handicraft products which visually still retains the nuances of Balinese traditional culture. This is a qualitative research, data collection has been carried out by on-line and off-line observations and discussions on applying hermeneutic theory. The research subjects are various modern Balinese craft product designs from various materials that display Balinese traditional culture. The results of the study show that various modern Balinese craft product designs currently consist of wood, woven bamboo, ceramics, textiles, rocks, the visuals still display traditional Balinese culture. There ware visual cultural traditions displayed in total on the surface of the product, some ware displayed only a small part. Besides that, there ware also modern Balinese craft product designs, which break away from the cultural content of Balinese traditions. The application of these traditional cultures plays a role in achieving the beauty and identity of Bali. The design of modern Balinese handicraft products, with visual tradition or not, is an effort by craftsmen to meet the tastes of existing consumers. Keywords: traditional, culture, design, craft, Bali. Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Drs. I Wayan Mudra, M.Sn.)

306	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-23
Bureaucracy Simplification and Civil Servant Performance: An Analysis of the Implementation in West Java Province Dewi Gartika1[0000-0002-7667-7013], Andjar Prasetyo2[0000-0001-5275-0223], Yogi Suprayogi Sugandi3[0000-0002-6157-9234], Deden Hadi Kushendar4[0000-0003-1161-799X] 1 Regional Research and Development Agency of West Java Province, Bandung, West Java Province, Indonesia 2 Regional Development Planning Agency of Magelang City, Central Java Province, Indone-sia 3 Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Padjadjaran University, Bandung City, West Java Province, Indonesia 4 Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Administrasi Bandung, Bandung City, West Java Province, Indonesia Abstract This research evaluates the implementation of bureaucracy simplification policy, particularly in the context of position equalization, and its impact on the performance of state civil servants in the West Java Provincial Govern-ment. The policy aims to enhance public service and is part of the public sector governance reform. Findings indicate that while the implementation of the bureaucracy simplification policy in West Java Province has not entirely met the organization^s needs, it has a significant positive influence on state civil servants performance. The performance of state civil servantsaffected by position equalization has notably improved, particularly in terms of tech-nical competence, economic feasibility, and political sustainability, contrib-uting to 56.14% of their overall performance. The position equalization pro-cess involves identifying administrative roles, mapping positions, and equal-izing them based on specific criteria, with the objective of transitioning ad-ministrative positions into functional roles. However, there is room for im-provement in managerial skills, performance target understanding, and adap-tation to local government conditions. In the technical competence dimen-sion, the implementation of bureaucracy simplification has a positive influ-ence of 14.22% on state civil servants performance. Nevertheless, in terms of economic feasibility, adequate support is required for optimal perfor-mance. In conclusion, the implementation of bureaucracy simplification pol-icy positively impacts the performance of state civil servants affected by po-sition equalization. However, improvements in management skills, perfor-mance understanding, and economic support are essential to bolster public sector governance reform, ultimately achieving the goal of improving public service and efficiency in West Java Province Keywords: Bureaucracy simplification, Position equalization, Civil Servants, Public sec-tor governance reform, Administrative performance, Economic feasibility Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Andjar Prasetyo)

307	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-25
Policy Response in Subosukowonosraten Regional Competitiveness in Central Java Province Tomo HS1[0000-000109131-9022], Andjar Prasetyo2[0000-0001-5275-0223], Heri Wahyudian-to3[0000-0003-3297-1146] 1 National Research and Innovation Agency of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia 2 Regional Development Planning Agency of Magelang City, Central Java Prov-ince, Indonesia 3 Regional Development Planning Agency of Papua Province, Jayapura, Papua Province, Indonesia Abstract This study evaluates the indicators of regional competitiveness of the Subo-sukowonosraten region in Central Java, focusing on Surakarta City, Wonogiri Regency, Boyolali Regency, Sragen Regency, Sukoharjo Regency, Klaten Regency, and Karanganyar Regency. Indicators include business dynamics, innovation capacity, technological readiness, institutions, infrastructure, re-gional economy, health, education and skills, product market efficiency, employment, access to finance, and market size, with a rating scale from 1 to 5. The results of the analysis show that the Subosukowonosraten region has high potential in most of the assessed aspects, such as business dynamics, innovation, technology, and product market efficiency. However, there is a need to improve education, skills, and access to finance. These findings can be used as a basis for developing public policies aimed at improving eco-nomic growth and community welfare. Policy recommendations include in-frastructure development, improving access to finance, improving the quality of education and skills, and supporting innovation and technology. With these measures, the region is expected to achieve sustainable economic growth and improve the quality of life of its residents Keywords: Regional Competitiveness, Subosukowonosraten Region, Public Policy, Eco-nomic Growth, Access to Finance Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Andjar Prasetyo)

308	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-283
Unlocking the Potential: The Diverse Impacts of User-Generated Content on Tourism Promotion Prihatin Dwihantoro(1), Dwi Susanti(2), Pristi Sukmasetya(3), Moch. Imron Rosyidi(4) 1,2) Communication Department, Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang, Magelang, Indonesia 3) Department of Informatics Engineering, Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang, Magelang, Indonesia 4) Communication Department, Universitas Trunojoyo Madura, Madura, Indonesia Abstract In Kalibiru, Yogyakarta, we found utilization has resulted in an increase in the number of visitors from 2010, which amounted to 717 per year. It is reaching its peak in 2016 with a total of 36,923 visitors per year. However, the area experienced decreased visitors even before the COVID-19 pandemic in 2018 with 1,880 visitors, a 94% decrease. This research was conducted in the Kalibiru Tourism Area, Kulonprogo, Yogyakarta Special Region to describe other impacts or side effects of using user-generated content as a tourism promotion media in Kalibiru Yogyakarta. The conceptual approach used is the concept of a spectacle society from Jean Baudrillard. This qualitative research method is a case study by conducting in-depth interviews with informants according to the judging criteria, namely the manager of the Kalibiru tourist area. Various innovations in the use of UGC can attract tourists to come to Kalibiru. However, the digitization of this destination, or what is more often called selfie spots has not been able to bring visitors sustainably. So the use of UGC that is not wise can cause the talkative presence of net citizens, which leads to the instability of visitors in tourist areas. Suggestions that can be given from this research are the need for further research to find more effective strategies to maintain the sustainability of tourism visitors. Maybe you can do action research by conducting a partnership pilot project that can support tourism sustainability according to the SDG^s goals, namely sustainable institutional partnerships. Keywords: UGC- Tourism- Spectacle Society Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (prihatin dwihantoro)

309	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-31
Exploring Creative Video Documentary Through Folklore Settings for Strengthening Storytelling to Expand the Promotion of MaduraTourism Destination Surokim, Bani Eka Dartiningsih, Luthfi Awwalia Universitas Trunojoyo Madura Abstract Madurese tourism requires a digital communication touch to reach a wide audience. Through documentary videos uploaded on various media platforms, Madurese tourist destinations will become more appealing and easily accessible to a broader audience. By reinforcing the connection with local folklore, a tourism documentary video not only contains geographical content but also carries the contextual background of a story. Promoting tourist destinations in this manner becomes softer as it is not solely about promoting physical tourist spots, but also about incorporating the background story. This research employs an action research paradigm with a participatory-action research approach. Action research utilized a case study, which was a qualitative research method. This research also serves as development research and yields a model for developing media production with new creative content. The results of this research indicated that the promotion of tourism through documentary videos was increasingly appealing to the audience. Tourism videos with soft promotion, such as a journey with folklore stories, are more captivating because they entail narratives and tales. Social media is the most accessed platform by the audience to view documentary videos. The creative touch in producing documentary videos is reinforced through the enhancement of the local folklore that exists in the tourist area, which is then incorporated as a strengthening element in the storytelling of the journey and travel documentary video. Keywords: documentary video, folklore, storytelling, digital communication, Madura tourism. Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Surokim Surokim)

310	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-35
Rural Women and Social Media: Social Reconstruction through a Humanities Lens in Indonesia Bambang Riawan Eko1[0000-1111-2222-3333], Andjar Prasetyo2[0000-0001-5275-0223], Luthfiyah Lestari3[0009-0007-4405-2602] 1 National Research and Innovation Agency of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia 2 Regional Development Planning Agency of Magelang City, Central Java Province, Indone-sia 3 University of Tidar Magelang, Central Java Province, Indonesia Abstract This article discusses the implications of social media use in the daily lives of rural women in four provinces in Indonesia, namely North, Central, West and Gorontalo Sulawesi. This research uses quantitative descriptive analysis method and qualitative data as support. The results showed that rural women use social media to expand and strengthen their resource, economic, and so-cio-cultural capabilities with their environment. Social media also provides opportunities for rural women to engage in community activities and work together in partnerships. However, there are still some rural women who dis-agree with the use of social media in providing active participation and co-operation opportunities. In addition, this study also shows that rural women have a habit of tracing the truth of information obtained through social me-dia, but there are still some who rarely or do not confirm the search for the truth of the information. Keywords: Social Media Use, Rural Women, Indonesia, Resource Empowerment, Community Engagement Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (A Prasetyo)

311	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-44
Resilience of Tourism Conscious Group (Pokdarwis) Based on Post Covid-19 Cultural Transformation Anton Nurcahyo (a), Tauhid Hira (a), Siska Tiara Apriani (a), Fina Mufirotika (a), Cesar Ratu Harpgillnesia (a), and Eman Sukmana (a*) a) Tourism Department, Politeknik Negeri Samarinda Jalan Dr. Ciptomangunkusumo, Samarinda, Indonesia 75131 *emansukmana[at]polnes.ac.id Abstract A positive impact of the Covid-19 pandemic was the emergence of community cultural transformation. Social and physical distancing became a portal for travel movements that were responded and implemented Health Protocols (or Cleanliness, Health, Safety, Environment Sustainability) by tourism businesses. By the end of 2022, tourism industry started to revive, which was utilized by Tourism Conscious Group (Pokdarwis) to launch Bukit Mahoni tourist destination. This research aims to explore the resilience level of Tourism Conscious Group (Pokdarwis) catalyzed by post-pandemic cultural transformation. The research employed mixed methods, quantitative data were collected using surveys, while qualitative data were collected by interviewing visitors and Pokdarwis. Quantitative data was analyzed using Excel tabulation, followed by descriptive and simple coding for qualitative data. Our research is able to measure the resilience level of Tourism Conscious Group (Pokdarwis) towards COVID-19 pandemic impact. Furthermore, the research also resulted in an adaptive community cultural transformation model for post-pandemic new normalcy as an accelerator. Finally, it contributes to enhancing resilience in community-based group management. Furthermore, it contributes to enriching tourism literature by formulating a cultural transformation model. Keywords: Tourism Resilience- Cultural Transformation- Bukit Mahoni- Tourism Conscious Group (Pokdarwis) Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Eman Sukmana)

312	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-45
Tourism Midway for Peace in a Conflict-Ridden Destination Eman Sukmana (a*), and Rinto Dwiatmojo (a) a) Tourism Department, Politeknik Negeri Samarinda Jalan Dr. Ciptomangunkusumo, Samarinda, Indonesia 75131 *emansukmana[at]polnes.ac.id Abstract Conflicts cause losses in various aspects of tourism destinations, affecting both tourists and local communities. This study aims to provide literature-based evidence showing that tourism can contribute to peace building in conflict destinations. This research employs the systematic literature review (SLR) method for scientific papers, and compares to qualitative textual analysis (QTA) for top news articles. The results showed that tourism can be a midway to building peace as a resolution to conflict destinations. Our research contributes an improved understanding of tourism and its relationship to conflict in tourism destinations. It proposes conceptual and contextual suggestions that could be tested in conflict destinations. Keywords: Tourisms Midway- Peace- Conflict Destination- Resolution Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Eman Sukmana)

313	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-304
Spatial Study Of Pengging Tourism Area As A Regional Flagship Tourism Development Yeni Noor Salamah (a), Dewi Novita Sari (b*), Hanifah Fatmawati (c) (a.b) Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, Indonesia (b) Center for Environmental Studies (PSLH), Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, Surakarta, Indonesia. Jl. Ahmad Yani, Pabelan, Kartasura, Sukoharjo, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia 57162 (c) C.V Geoproject Mutra Utama Indonesia, Gunungsari, Kemiri, Mojosongo, Boyolali Jawa Tengah Indonesia, 57321 Abstract Destination development using spatial approach needs to consider the element of regional characteristics in determining the direction of tourism development policy. However, there is very limited research that examines destination development using a spatial approach, especially the spatial model of destinations in Indonesia, which makes this research potentially contribute to determining the direction of policy in tourism planning for the government. This study aims to identify the potential and problems related to the development of regional superior tourism in the Pengging tourist area, the attractiveness of the Pengging tourist area, and analyze the development plan of the tourist area by looking at the potential, weaknesses, challenges and threats contained in the Pengging tourist area. The method used in this research is the Purposive Sampling method. The data processing and analysis stage used in this research is by processing secondary data and primary data with SWOT analysis which will be explored based on the needs of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats on indicators of geography, demography, socio-cultural conditions, economic conditions and conditions of facilities and infrastructure in the Pengging area. Based on SWOT analysis, it is concluded that the development of Pengging Tourism Area is by managing visitor service centers, developing tourism products, managing the tourist attraction environment, including carrying capacity and capacity of tourist attractions, visitor management, environmental impact management, and disaster mitigation, developing tourism markets and marketing, developing human resources, developing tourism attraction management institutions, increasing linkages with the surrounding environment and wider, strategies and concepts of development and spatial planning of the Pengging tourist attraction area, formulating the function of activities/facilities to be accommodated, site plan of the Pengging tourist attraction area in the form of a spatial plan description (spatial) and each development spot. Keywords: Tourism Object, Development, Area, Spatial, Conditions Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Yeni Noor Salamah)

314	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-55
SUSTAINABILITY OF TRADITIONAL CERAMIC ART IN BASANG TAMIANG KAPAL VILLAGE BADUNG REGENCYPlease Just Try to Submit This Sample Abstract Ni Putu Muliawati, I Wayan Mudra Istitut Seni Indonesia Denpasar Abstract The life of Balinese society is closely related to religious ceremonies that utilize traditional ceramics as ceremonial tools, such as coblong, dulang, pengasepan, caratan, paso, and jun. Among several centers of traditional ceramic craftsmanship scattered in the Bali region, there is one center that remains in existence to this day, while some other centers of traditional ceramic craftsmanship seem to be dormant and even tend to become more marginalized. The research aims to analyze the sustainability of traditional ceramic art in Banjar Basang Tamiang from the perspective of the younger generation. The main research problems are: the sustainability of traditional ceramic art in Basang Tamiang from the perspective of the younger generation, aesthetics in traditional ceramic art in Basang Tamiang, and the implications of the sustainability of traditional ceramic art in Basang Tamiang on the social, cultural, and economic life of the artisans. The research uses a qualitative method, grounded in the theories of Derrida^s Deconstruction, Parker^s Aesthetics, and Luxenburg^s Reception. The research is conducted in Banjar Basang Tamiang, Kapal Village, Badung Regency, Bali Province, in the year 2023. Data collection techniques include observation, interviews, and documentation, with informant selection using purposive sampling. The research findings are as follows: First: The current sustainability of traditional ceramic art in Basang Tamiang is solely based on belief and respect for ancestors. The younger generation is not interested in directly engaging as ceramic artisans, posing a threat to its continuity. On one hand, the continuity of market demand strongly supports, especially for ceramics used in religious ceremonies. Second: The aesthetics of traditional ceramic art in Basang Tamiang show that decorative ceramics take the forms of animals and human figures touched by art, while ceramics for religious ceremonies are made in various shapes and sizes according to their functions. Third: The sustainability of traditional ceramic art in Basang Tamiang has implications for economic improvement, social interaction closeness, job creation, and product diversity. Keywords: Existence- Traditional Ceramic Art- Basang Tamiang Keywords: Existence- Traditional Ceramic Art- Basang Tamiang Just Try to Submit This Sample Abstract Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Ni Putu Muliawati)

315	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-56
COMPARISON OF WAYANG PAINTING ART BY I MADE YASANA WITH THE WAYANG PAINTING ART BY KAMASAN JERO MANGKU MURYATIPlease Just Try to Submit This Sample Abstract Komang Nelly Sundari, I Wayan Mudra Institut Seni Indonesia Denpasar Abstract The research has been conducted on two wayang paintings by the artists I Made Yasana and Jero Mangku Muryati. The study took place in Denpasar and Kamasan in September 2023. Upon examining these two paintings, there seems to be some similarity, but people refer to I Made Yasana^s wayang painting as classical wayang and Jero Mangku Muryati^s as Kamasan wayang. Therefore, it is necessary to compare these two paintings to understand their differences and similarities. Purpose of this research is to identify the distinguishing variables between the two paintings and to understand the meaning of I Made Yasana^s paintings. This study utilizes a qualitative method with data collection techniques such as observation, interviews, and documentation. The theoretical framework used to analyze the meaning of I Made Yasana^s paintings involves Roland Barthes^ denotative and connotative theory, while Charles Sanders Pierce^s theory is related to symbols. Results of the research indicate that the differences between these two wayang paintings lie in composition, proportion, technique, and coloring variables. Therefore, I Made Yasana^s painting can be considered Kamasan wayang based on the form of the wayang, but it cannot be classified as Kamasan wayang based on composition, proportion, and coloring technique. As for the meaning of I Made Yasana^s paintings, they contain a philosophy of education, teaching humans that life requires harmonious and continuous interaction, not only with other humans but also with the environment in which they exist. Moreover, it is crucial to establish interaction with the Creator as an expression of gratitude. With the involvement of the Creator in everything, humans, along with their environment, can realize a harmonious life, achieving the goal of prosperity and happiness. Keywords: differences, style, classical, technique, colorPlease Just Try to Submit This Sample Abstract Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Komang Nelly Sundari)

316	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-57
Antecedents of Employee Creativity in Entertainment Industry Employees Netania Emilisa1, Scheren Vandrea Sinaulan2, Egabetha Amirah Yudhaputri3, Cicely Delfina Harahap4, Dietce Apriani5 Universitas Trisakti Abstract Introduction: An industry facing competition certainly needs creative and innovative ideas in creating content or video services that they present to increase the interest of their viewers or consumers. All creative and innovative ideas are obtained from human resources from within the company, who are team members that carry out marketing through technological media or television, namely the entertainment industry. The entertainment industry is an organization that distributes, produces, or publishes products in the fields of film, television, music, publishing, radio, the internet, and advertising. According to Sengupta & Ganjoo (2021), The entertainment industry prioritizes creativity that follows technological innovation and consumer demand, which causes intense competition experienced by businesspeople operating in the entertainment industry. With this, many industries or companies are interested in understanding what companies can do to present creative and innovative ideas that are obtained from their employees in carrying out the work assigned, such as identifying important factors that encourage or hinder innovation and increasing Employee Creativity (Olsson et al., 2019). Purpose: To identify and analyze factors that influence Employee Creativity in Entertainment Industry in Jakarta Indonesia. Method: The sample were assembled from 261 employees from entertainment industry in Jakarta. The data collection used in this survey is non-probability sampling with a purposive sampling method. The technique used to evaluate this review is an instrumental test such as validity, reliability, and hypotheses testing using the Structural Equation Model (SEM) with AMOS software Main Finding: Employees perceive that leaders have implemented Servant Leadership and Transformational Leadership, and employees also have high Organizational Citizenship Behavior and Employee Creativity. The results of hypothesis testing show a positive and significant influence between Servant Leadership and Transformational Leadership on Organizational Citizenship Behavior and Employee Creativity. Implication: As a managerial implication, it is hoped that leaders in the entertainment industry can continue to support the creativity of their employees because this industry requires high creativity to survive. Keywords: Servant Leadership- Transformational Leadership- Organizational Citizenship Behavior- Employee Creativity- Entertainment Industry Keywords: Please Just Try to Submit This Sample Abstract Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Netania Emilisa)

317	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-60
Intercultural Communication Aesthetics In Multicultural Reality In Maintaining Social Harmony I Wayan Astraguna (a), I Wayan Agus Gunada (b*), I Komang Widya Purnama Yasa (c), Edy Chandra (d) a) Institut Agama Hindu Negeri Gde Pudja Mataram, Mataram, Indonesia b) Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha, Singaraja, Indonesia *agus.gunada[at]student.undiksha.ac.id c) Institut Agama Hindu Negeri Gde Pudja Mataram, Mataram, Indonesia d) Institut Agama Hindu Negeri Gde Pudja Mataram, Mataram, Indonesia Abstract This research focuses on the aesthetics of intercultural communication, social harmony, and research techniques in the multicultural society of Mataram City, West Nusa Tenggara Province. In the era of globalization, intercultural communication is critical because diverse cultures, norms, languages, and communication systems interact. The aesthetics of intercultural communication include elements such as language, symbols, visual arts, music and bodily expressions. All these elements influence the way messages are conveyed and received, as well as how they reflect different cultural values and identities. This study uses a descriptive qualitative method and a phenomenological approach as its tool. Data was obtained through observation, interviews, and documentation. The research shows that cultural awareness, empathy, and active listening skills are essential to improving intercultural communication. Understanding, appreciating, and respecting cultural differences are part of cultural awareness, and empathy helps people understand perspectives. Keywords: Intercultural Communication Aesthetics- Multicultural- Social Harmony Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (I Wayan Agus Gunada)

318	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-61
Tourism Development Potential on Lombok Island through the Application of Halal Hospitality in Bilebante Tourism Village. Ni Nyoman Harnika (a), I Wayan Agus Gunada (b*) a) Universitas Udayana, Denpasar, Indonesia b) Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha, Singaraja, Indonesia *agus.gunada[at]student.undiksha.ac.id Abstract This study aims to determine the application of halal hospitality services to tourists with the principle of halal tourism, generally on Lombok Island. The award obtained by Lombok Island as the best halal tourist destination in the world in 2015 makes Lombok Island apply the halal concept in all services in tourism. Bilebante Green Tourism Village has friendly services while still based on halal principles, which can be developed to support halal tourism. The service is not only aimed at Muslim tourists but also non-Muslim tourists. This research uses qualitative methods with a descriptive approach to explain the application of halal tourism. Based on the study and the results of data analysis, it was found that halal hospitality services are implemented through the provision of local cuisine that uses halal rules and standards. The availability of places of worship for Muslim tourists is also a strengthening of halal tourism services, the existence of adequate sanitation facilities as a form of management responsibility to improve hygiene standards, and improving the economy of the local community, which has an impact on efforts to Preserving the culture of the local area as a tourist destination. Hopefully, this study can illustrate the implementation of a halal tourism pilot on Lombok Island, which accommodates Muslim and non-Muslim tourists. It is also hoped that this study will be useful to become a library for relevant research in the future, especially studies for developing advanced tourism on Lombok Island. Keywords: Development- Halal Tourism- Hospitality Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (I Wayan Agus Gunada)

319	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-69
Vernacular Architecture and Sustainability - Bale Meten, a Symbolic Representation of a Life-cycle Conception of the Tengangan Community Kadek Edi Saputra (a*), Gusti Ayu Made Suartika (b), Naniek Kohdrata (a), I Made Agus Dharmadiatmika (a) a) Landscape Architecure Study Program, Faculty of Agriculture, Udayana University, Denpasar, Indonesia *edisaputra[at]unud.ac.id b) Architecture Study Program, Faculty of Engineering, Udayana University, Jimbaran, Indonesia Abstract This article explores sustainable traditions in the formation of a vernacular architecture. It takes Bale Meten of the Tenganan Community as its object of study. This Bale has been chosen for unique symbolic roles it has in representing a life cycle conception within the sphere of Tenganan^s belief system. This article attempts to connect vernacular architectural forms and practices, with the concept of sustainable use of natural resources as well as ensuring community^s equal access to these means. In so doing, this study in one hand explores well-imbedded and well-practiced beliefs, adat consented codes and community rules. On the other, it examines five determining elements of an architectural formation including functions, form, structure, construction and building materials in use. This research implements qualitative approach with an exploratory method. Data collection is carried out by conducting a series of architectural documentations and in-depth interviews with both key community members and adat village leaders of the Tenganan community. Research outcomes demonstrates that while terms sustainable may not be part of vocabularies found anywhere in the dictionary of the Tenganan traditional community, however Tenganan^s home is a true representation of sustainable practices. How it is conceived and constructed promotes a concept of safeguarding the future in terms of social issues as well as continuous resources availability. It is an internally driven process. it involves conscious forces coming from the Tenganan community itself. Keywords: Vernacular architecture- Bale Meten- Function- Building materials Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Kadek Edi Saputra)

320	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-72
Synergy of Green Technology and Digital Society in Womenpreneur Development of Madura Spice Tourism Village: A Model of Communication Strategy. Farida Nurul Rahmawati - Nikmah Suryandari - Drajat wicaksono Department of Communication Science, Trunojoyo Madura University, Indonesia. Abstract Madura, which is rich in spice heritage, is one of the potential local wisdom-based tourism destinations. Among the potential Madurese resources that still need to be developed, there is a role of Madurese women that cannot be ruled out. However, the presence of Madurese women in these activities still limited to the demands of the situation in carrying out entrepreneurial activities (force womenpreneur), so there are still many obstacles and challenges such as limited access to resources and markets and gender discrimination. On the other hand, the development of wellness tourism destinations in Madura requires an active role from women as business actors, amid efforts to strengthen green technology in the era of digital society. The purpose of this research is to develop a communication strategy model in the development of womenpreneurs in Madura Spice Tourism Village based on women^s unique knowledge as an integral part of efforts to strengthen the synergy between green technology and digital society This research used a qualitative approach with in-depth interview techniques and participatory observation to understand the role of women in developing businesses in the tourism sector and green technology The findings highlighted the key role of women^s specific knowledge in creating sustainable and environmentally friendly business models. In addition, the synergy between green technologies, such as organic waste management and renewable energy, and the digital society, especially through online marketing and social networking, became the basis for the development of women entrepreneurs in this village Modelling an effective communication strategy was identified as the key to success, providing insights for policy makers, practitioners and academics to support initiatives that promote women^s empowerment through the synergy of green technology and digital society in the context of local economic development. Keywords: Green Technology- Digital Society- Womenpreneur Development- Madura Spice Tourism Village- Communication Strategy- women^s unique knowledge- women^s empowerment Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Farida Nurul Rahmawati)

321	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-76
Collective Memory and Luang Language Shift (Ltiery Lgona) at the Lexical Point 1. Dr. Kalvin Karuna, M.Pd, 2. Efilina Kissiya, S.Pd.,M.Hum 1.German Education Study Program, Faculty Teacher Training and Education Science-Pattimura University- 97234- Indonesia. ORCHID: 0000-0001-9468-085X 2.Department of History and Ethnology, Ethnography, Culture and Anthropology Program-University of Debrecen- 4032-Hungary. History Education Study Program, Faculty Teacher Training and Education Science-Pattimura University- 97234- Indonesia. ORCHID: 0000-0002-4585-4451 Abstract The main objective of this study is to describe the collective memory of the Luang people regarding the current state of the Luang language. Language shifts particularly those that occur at the word level, and the variables that affect these changes. This study employed a descriptive methodology, with the primary focus being the use of language in the context of livelihood. Three sub-focuses were identified: (a) words associated with fishing gear- (b) traditional sea transportation technologies- and (c) names of fish found along the coast. In this study, participant observation and unstructured interviews were used as the data gathering methods. The data sources included elderly individuals who are still proficient in the language for comparison, as well as youngsters, ages 15 to 16, who were born and reared on Luang Island. According to Ranjit Kumar, content analysis was used to analyse the data in this study. This analysis begins with data collection, followed by data coding according to the topic under investigation, and lastly arriving at a conclusion as an answer to the questions posed. This approach can aid in the exploration of a community^s culture, history, and growth across time. The study^s findings indicate that: (1) Luang language is still present in the collective memory of the Luang community as a self-identity- (2) Luang language is shifting lexically- and (3) changes in the Luang community^s focus on their livelihoods and environmental behavior contribute to changes in the language^s lexical characteristics. In order to preserve the Luang language as a local legacy that may encourage pride in its cultural history, efforts are made based on the study^s early detection of language shifting findings. . Keywords: Collective Memory, Luang Language Shift, and Lexical Point Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Kalvin Karuna)

322	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-335
Analysis of Settlement Distribution Patterns along River Banks in Relation to Flood Inundation Based on Remote Sensing (Part of Martapura Subdistrict, Banjar, South Kalimantan). Vita Irawan, Hamim Zaky Hadibasyir, Rahmad Faizal 1. Fakultas Geografi, Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, Surakarta 57162, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia 2. PT.TechnoGis Indonesia, Jl. Pamularsih No.152, Ngabean Wetan, Condongcatur, Kec. Depok, Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55283 Abstract Abstract. The distribution pattern of settlements is the relationship between human habitation that follows the topographical patterns of a region. The distribution pattern of settlements in Kalimantan is closely related to the geographical conditions of the Kalimantan region, which are concentrated along riverbanks. The role of remote sensing in the study of settlement distribution is particularly important, primarily for obtaining spatial data on the presence of settlements and the conditions of the area at that time. Settlements that follow river networks can be analyzed using one of the methods, namely the nearest neighbor approach, often referred to as Average Nearest Neighbor (ANN). This research aims to conduct an in-depth analysis of settlement patterns along riverbanks and identify potential relationships between these settlement patterns and flood inundation. With a focus on remote sensing, spatial data is used to provide a holistic understanding of settlement dynamics and flood risk. Through this approach, the research results are expected to contribute significantly to the development of disaster mitigation policies, sustainable urban planning, and the construction of infrastructure adaptive to flood threats. Thus, a profound understanding of the relationship between riverbank settlement patterns and flood inundation can serve as a foundation for efforts to protect and recover impacted communities. The settlement patterns in parts of Martapura Subdistrict can reveal clustering, and this clustering pattern may contribute to various environmental issues, especially riverbank flooding due to human settlements built too close to the river or not following the government^s building regulations. Keywords: Remote sensing,Settlement distribution pattern,Average Nearest Neighbor (ANN),Flood inundation Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Vita Irawan)

323	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-344
A STUDY ON THE ELECTABILITY OF ISLAMIC PARTIES IN THE 2024 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Mohammad Taufik, Etika Khairina, I Ketut Gunawan,Enos Paselle 1.3 Departement Of Government, Social and Politics Mulawarman University (Addres. Kuaro, Gn. Kelua, District. Samarinda Ulu, Samarinda City) 2) Departement of Public Administration, Social Humanities Putera Batam University (address R.Soeprapto.Muka Kuning.Batam City) 4) Departement of Public Administration, Social and Politics Mulawarman University (Addres. Kuaro, Gn. Kelua, District. Samarinda Ulu, Samarinda City) Abstract The study of Islamic Parties is often connected to the framework of political Islam and sectarian politics. These two theories have dominated studies of Islamic political parties from the beginning of independence until now. Phenomenon and problems: Obtaining votes in the election of Islamic parties and the failure to form an Islamic political party axis is one of the problems. The number of votes which is not significant and is considered to be always decreasing underlies the assessment of the effectiveness of Islamic political parties. This research aims to analyze more deeply how Islamic parties position themselves in elections, considering that in 2024 Indonesia will hold presidential elections and examine the bargaining power of Islamic politics in the coalition of presidential and vice presidential candidates. So that later it will be known why Islamic political parties are not building a joint coalition in the upcoming 2024 presidential election. This research method is qualitative with a phenomenological approach. Data sources will be obtained from secondary data, namely relevant research results, mass media, and social media. The analysis technique is triangulation. The temporary hypothesis in this research which also has theoretical implications for the Size of Party Power and Policy Seeking is that coalitions aim to realize policies by party interests, however, in practice, coalitions are only used as a means to increase party power but utilize the same ideological background and character of the community/masses. so that efforts to form an Islamic axis always fail to materialize. Keywords: Coalition, Islamic Party, Election Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Etika Khairina)

324	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-354
The Real Village Leader In Indonesia: A Unique Demonstration Of Citizens Demanding That The In-cumbent Re-Run Suswanta1[0000-0002-7461-3251] and Second Cici Sundari2[0000-0002-8872-1448] and Third Novy Setia Yunas3[0000-0001-6276-045X] 1Lecturer of Master^s Program of Government Affairs and Administration, Universi-tas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia 2 Department of Government Affairs and Administration, Jusuf Kalla School of Government, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia 3 Department of Political Science, Social Sciences, Brawijaya University Abstract This research examines why Mr. Gaguk refused to run for re-election as village head, analyzing the dynamics of demonstrations by village residents regarding Mr. Gaguk^s refusal. And evaluate the social and political impact of Pak Gaguk^s rejection of village governance. Pak Gaguk has served as Village Head since 2017 and has succeeded in leading the village well for one period. However, when asked to run again, he refused, sparking an unusual public demonstration. This research uses a qualitative descriptive method, and data sources were obtained through inter-views, observation, and FFD as well as online media, news, and related journals, research, and data analysis using the NVivo 12 plus data processing application, computer-assisted qualitative document analysis. Tool. They are easy to use and can process words and explore word frequen-cies, attributes, and cases from big data, generating categories of factors or sub-factors in re-search. The research found that Pak Gaguk refused to run again as village head because he felt that one term was enough and wanted other residents to run for village head. However, the com-munity did not accept it and hoped that Pak Gaguk would run for office again- they said that Pak Gaguk was their best leader and no one else because while serving as Village Head, Gaguk never took his salary as village head. His salary is returned to the village to be managed as a village development fund- like the Village Head of Ponggok Klaten Stageharjo Sewon Bantul, he is also the best village head who can develop his village. Keywords: Mr. Gaguk, Village Leaders, Demonstration Dynamics Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Suswanta Suswanta)

325	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-358
The Crucial Role of the Eyek Community in Magelang: Enhancing Trade Sustainability and Group Communication Annis Azhar Suryaningtyas, Lintang Muliawanti, Prihatin Dwihantoro, Fadillah Sandy Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang, Magelang, Indonesia Abstract Mobile vegetable vendors, known as ^eyek,^ offer a promising community-level marketing network throughout Magelang Regency, providing MSME items directly to clients^ doorsteps due to their extensive presence and strong customer relationships. Furthermore, eyek relies on word-of-mouth marketing to reach their target audience. This study aims to explore trust-building measures between MSMEs and mobile vegetable vendors. The qualitative methodology employs in-depth interviews and Focus Group Discussions (FGD) in a phenomenological data collection approach, accompanied by inductive data analysis. The findings emphasize the Eyek Community^s vital role in Magelang^s trading sustainability and group communication efficiency. The presence of shared rules and conventions fosters a collective commitment. Effective group communication is essential for enhancing the program^s direct and personal sales approach, nurturing community bonds, increasing engagement, understanding needs and challenges, resolving issues, establishing trust, and maintaining consistent information delivery. Keywords: Mobile vegetable vendors, Eyek, Community-level marketing network Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Lintang Muliawanti)

326	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-360
Investment in Entrepreneurial Equipment for Correctional Facility Inmates Ratna Wulaningrum (a*), Dwi Cahyadi (b), Muhammad Kadafi (a), Rony H (b) (a) Department of Accounting, Politeknik Negeri Samarinda, Samarinda, Indonesia *ratna[at]polnes.ac.id (b) Department of Design, Politeknik Negeri Samarinda, Samarinda, Indonesia Abstract While serving their sentences in correctional institutions, inmates receive various business skills training and increase their understanding of various sciences. One of the goals is for them to be economically independent after completing their sentence/development period in a correctional institution. This training is also one of the requirements that must be met to complete the prison term while in a correctional institution. This research aims to analyze investment in equipment that inmates can use to run entrepreneurship after they are released and return to society. Economic independence can be realized one way through entrepreneurship. This research uses an analytical description method of investment in various equipment that inmates can use to carry out entrepreneurship. The results of research on the analysis of investment equipment for assisted citizen entrepreneurship and its influence on achieving profits show that the manual screen printing form of entrepreneurship can provide greater profits when compared to the equipment investment costs for the entrepreneurship. The results of this study are useful for increasing the understanding and entrepreneurial abilities of inmates at the class IIA Samarinda correctional institution. The profits generated are also equivalent to the equipment investment costs incurred. It is hoped that the results of this research can be a useful consideration for inmates who want to become entrepreneurs. Keywords: entrepreneurship- inmates- correctional facility Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Ratna Wulaningrum)

327	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-384
Structuration in Implementing Satu Data Indonesia Policy in Local Government Lukmanul Hakim (a) Sopyan Resmana Adiarsa (b*), Ema (c) a) Universitas Singaperbangsa Karawang Jalan H.S. Ronggowaluyo Telukjambe Timur, Karawang 41361, Indonesia b) Universitas Singaperbangsa Karawang Jalan H.S. Ronggowaluyo Telukjambe Timur, Karawang 41361, Indonesia, *sopyan.resmanaadiarsa[at]fisip.unsika.ac.id c) Universitas Singaperbangsa Karawang Jalan H.S. Ronggowaluyo Telukjambe Timur, Karawang 41361, Indonesia Abstract Although there is a lot of research on the implementation of data governance policies in Indonesia, there is still little research on the implementation of data governance policies from the aspects of structural and individual dialectic changes. To fill this gap, we analyze the implementation of Satu Data Indonesia Policy through the perspective of structuration theory. This study aims to explore and analyze dynamic relationships and interactions between individuals/groups, social structure, power, and individual reflexivity in the implementation process of Satu Data Indonesia Policy. The focus of research is directed at changing practices in the context of the implementation of Satu Data Indonesia Policy. This research design uses Critical Discourse Analysis with data collection techniques using documentation, studies and interviews. The results showed that agency strategies in the distribution of power and resources and reflexivity of actors to new structures influenced the successful implementation of Satu Data Indonesia policy at the local government level. The availability of infrastructure and human resource capabilities have an impact on the difference in success in each local government. In practical terms, the findings of this study can help policymakers to better understand the various dialectical impacts of interactions between policy structures and individuals on the successful implementation of Satu Data Indonesia policy. Keywords: Structuration- Satu Data Indonesia- Policy Implementation- Agency- Local Government. Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Sopyan Resmana Adiarsa)

328	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-385
Traditional Arts in YouTube Live Streaming Media. (Case Study of Jaran Thek^s on YouTube Live Streaming) Oki Cahyo Nugroho, Deny Wahyu Tricana, Niken Lestarini, Pinaryo, Krisna Megantari, Eli Purwati, Ayub Dwi Anggoro Universitas Muhammadiyah Ponorogo Abstract Within the past five years, or since the end of COVID-19, traditional performances have resurfaced in a variety of formats and forms. One such performance is the Jaran Thek, which is one of the Reyog Ponorogo arts that is most well-known to us and is practiced in the southern and eastern parts of the Ponorogo district. If we pay attention, we can see that this classic art holds a specific appeal for content creators when it comes to filling up and looking for social media Youtube on their different channels. This study differs from the common practice of content providers maintaining their channels by live broadcasting traditional art forms. The purpose of this study is to discover the influence of traditional art, particularly Jaran Thek in Ponorogo, in influencing live streaming content on YouTube channels.This is a qualitative study using a basic procedure, namely searching for keywords, filtering in the search menu, and comparing the channels that show in the search results with results that have been filtered in this manner by YouTube itself. According to the findings of this study, content makers have a propensity to cover traditional regional events in many art genres and attempt to be consistent by seeking for other comparable material. Keywords: Ponorogo, Live Streaming, Jaran Thek, budaya Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Oki Cahyo Nugroho)

329	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-133
The Role of Company Size On The Influence Of Audit Tenure, Public Accounting Firm Size And Company^s Performance On Audit Delay Vinola Herawaty and Taftazani Aprilito Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Trisakti, Jakarta Abstract Going public companies have the obligation to submit annual financial reports and the company^s independent auditor^s report no later than ninety days after the closing date of the annual financial report in accordance with Financial Services Authority (OJK) regulation No.44/PJOK.04/2016 article 7(2) but still many factors are thought to cause audit delays. The purpose of this research is to examine the effect of audit tenure, public accounting firm size, solvency and profitability on audit delay with company size as a moderating variable. This study is a quantitative research using LQ45 index companies on the Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2017 - 2021. The hypothesis test conducted is using Moderated Regression Analysis (MRA) with panel regression equation model. The results indicate that audit delay is influenced negatively by audit tenure, profitability and company size, while solvency and public accounting firm size have not been proven to affect audit delay. This research also concludes that company size is not a moderating variable that moderates factors on audit delay. Potential investors are expected to choose large company, has high profitability and has a long audit tenure because these companies tend to have good company management so they can avoid audit delays Keywords: Audit Delay, Audit Tenure, Company Size, Solvency, Profitability Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Vinola Herawaty)

330	Other Social Sciences & Humanities	ABS-134
Empirical Experience: Socio-spatial Characteristics of the Migrant Village Kota Intan, North Jakarta Popi Puspitasari1, Dermawati2, Rita Walaretina3, Satwiko Ayesti Maulana4, Paulina Sandra Tangkulungan5, Muhammad Rizal6, Achmad Zakiah7 1. Master of Architecture Study Program, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning, Universitas Trisakti, Jakarta, Indonesia. 2. Master of Architecture Study Program, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning, Universitas Trisakti, Jakarta, Indonesia. 3. Bachelor of Architecture Study Program, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning, Universitas Trisakti, Jakarta, Indonesia. 4. Bachelor of Architecture Study Program, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning, Universitas Trisakti, Jakarta, Indonesia. 5. Bachelor of Architecture Study Program, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning, Universitas Trisakti, Jakarta, Indonesia. 6. Master of Architecture Study Program, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning, Universitas Trisakti, Jakarta, Indonesia. 7. Master of Architecture Study Program, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning, Universitas Trisakti, Jakarta, Indonesia. Abstract 1. Introduction Urban villages, which are generally inhabited by low-income migrants, have special characteristics in their social and spatial context. An abandoned historical city could potentially be claimed as land for them to live in. Conflicts arise when the actual owner wants to use the land. Kota Intan Village is one of the migrant villages, which was formed on the land of Indonesian Railways Company, and the owner wants the land to be reused as development land. For decision making purposes, land owners need to recognize the characteristics of the settlement and culture of the village concerned. 2. Purpose Describe the settlement characteristics of the Kota Intan migrant village in Socio-Spatial dimension 3. Method Qualitative method- research locus: Kota Intan Village North Jakarta, inductive thinking, theoretical result: Initial Conceptual Schematic 4. Main Finding The physical growth of the village takes place organically- there is an expansion of private space into public space (privatization)- the residence has a Multi-Function Room and sharing rooms- the phenomenon of space commercialization occurs- historically based land ownership. 5. Implication Indonesian Railways Company can utilize the results of this research to identify the characteristics of Kota Intan Village, so that it is useful in supporting decision making. Keywords: Caharcteristics, sosio-spasial, migrants, historical urban village Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Popi Puspitasari)

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