Vol 2, No 1 (2022)

International relations were formerly determined by the western consensus. Orient mostly copied western ideas and could not resist them. The ideas of postcolonialism explained that many rationalizations from the Orient are always considered pseudo-consciousness and show the reality of knowledge disparity. The idea of binary opposition makes the debate entrapped into unidirectional. The subordination of the Orient is even stronger time by time. Moreover, the reproduction of colonial discourse is even reproduced by the orient itself. Only through the agenda of emancipatory the Orient ideas will emerge and embrace the debates. In this edition of Journal Global Focus (JGF) Vol. 2 No. 1, the editorial team proposes new agenda for understanding International Relations through the lens of the Orient. Hopefully, this edition would provoke the Orient society to be more critical of the omnipresent colonialization agenda.

Table of Contents

Articles

Front Matter
Editorial Team
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Understanding International Relations Through The Lens of Orient
Editorial Team
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1-3
Poskolonial dan Developmentalisme: Telaah Kritis
M. Faishal Aminuddin
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4-16
ASEAN Digital Masterplan: Responding Cyber Security Dilemma in The Post-Covid Era
Muhammad Abdurrohim
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17-26
ASEAN Vision 2020: The Implementation of Cooperation on Food Security
Asih Purwanti
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27-46
Strengthened Common Security and Regional Interdependence in European Union: From Brexit to Covid-19 Pandemic
Rohannisa Naja Rachma Savitri
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47-58
E-Commerce Boom and Consumer Culture amidst COVID-19 Pandemic: Delineating Indonesia’s Purchasing Pattern
Citra Istiqomah
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59-68
Preventing Terrorism by Strengthening Community Based Ecosystem in Bali Province
Firstyarinda Valentina Indraswari, Wishnu Mahendra Wiswayana, Arief Setiawan, Krisda Thezza Lourencya Siahaan, Ni Putu Rianti Sukma Nanda
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69-88
Back Matter
Editorial Team
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