The Role of Political Communication in Anticipating Social Conflicts Based on the Government Policy in East Java

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10.2991/soshec-17.2018.8How to use a DOI?

Keywords

role of political communication, social conflict potential, government policy

Abstract

Based on the sociological perspective, the results concluded that the policy issued by the government that was originally to overcome social conflicts in the community, actually raises a new problem. This shows the need for the role of political communication. Political communication is a process of transferring messages, in the form of facts, data, information or images, which contains a purpose or meaning from sender to the recipient involving the process of meaning to power, authority, public life, government, state, conflict and conflict resolution, policy, decision making, and distribution or allocation. One function of political communication is as political information, namely the delivery of messages related to politics such as vision, mission, goals, targets or policies of both political parties and other political actors. Through political communication, information or messages conveyed by sources or senders both political parties and other political actors can be known, i.e. known or absorbed by the recipients constituents or voters. Through this writing it can be seen that the role of political communication in respond to social conflict potential in society based on government policy. In the end community participation is expected so that the conflict potential becomes small or even disappears.

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© 2018, the Authors. Published by Atlantis Press.

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AU  - Rr Setyowati
AU  - FX Sadewo
AU  - Martinus Legowo
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TI  - The Role of Political Communication in Anticipating Social Conflicts Based on the Government Policy in East Java
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SN  - 2352-5398
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