The Legal Politics of the Formation of Job Creation Law Within the Framework of Responsive Laws

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Systemic procedural deficiencies in Indonesia's Job Creation Law reveal issues with public participation and executive authority.
The study highlights that the Constitutional Court has mandated meaningful participation rights, indicating a shift toward more inclusive governance.
Using normative legal research methods demonstrated how executive reliance on emergency powers undermines legislative integrity.
Findings suggest that future Employment Law initiatives are critical to achieving responsive legal practices in Indonesia.

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Normative analysis reveals systemic deficiencies in public participation and executive powers, suggesting necessary reforms for responsive law.

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Normative analysis reveals systemic deficiencies in public participation and executive powers, suggesting necessary reforms for responsive law.