The Dynamics of Corruption in Indonesia Between Prevention and Eradication

Abstract

This study aims to examine the challenges between law enforcement or prevention in the ideal corruption in Indonesia. The urgency of this study lies in the increasing cases of corruption that has not been addressed by good, as well as the need to strengthen the legal enforcement and Prevention of corruption in Indonesia. Methods this reseach using juridical normative. The results showed that the system of law enforcement and Prevention was still face various obstacles, including the weakness of inter-agency coordination, political intervention, and permissive culture against corruption. This study also identified that efforts to eradicate corruption requires a holistic approach that involves institutional reform, increased transparency and accountability, as well as changes in legal culture through education and community participation. Summary of this study is that the existing challenges still hinder the effectiveness of law enforcement, so that a more integrative and comprehensive strategy is needed to overcome this problem a more integrative and comprehensive strategy to address this problem. The results of this study are expected can be a reference for policy makers, academics, and legal practitioners in formulating strategies more effective in fighting corruption in Indonesia. The novelty of this study lies in an integrative approach that combines normative and sociological juridical aspects to evaluate effectiveness of law enforcement against corruption in Indonesia, as well as offering concrete solutions such as the application of sanctions on corruption perpetrators, namely asset seizure and even death penalty sanctions for corruption perpetrators.