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2021: Toward a Post-COVID 19: contributing to individual and social good life
COVID-19 does not need introduction. The world after COVID-19 is unlikely to return to the world that was. As said by Airlangga Hartarto, Coordinating Minister for the Economy, "Post COVID-19 is (the time) to transform digitization, infrastructure, transformation through work-creating legislation, OSS investment services, then digitizing MSMEs, fintech development and economic sustainability". Obviously, all intend to enable a transition to the new world that might come after the pandemic.
The aim of this Special Issue of JSH is to enrich the scientific debate by gathering and mapping all progresses produced during, and specifically in the face of post COVID-19, then, to understand the role of every discipline in providing individual and social welfareTable of Contents
Call for Papers [Toward a Post-COVID 19: Contributing to the Individual and Social Good Life]
| Religious Populism and Public Sphere in Indonesia | |
| Robertus Wijanarko | 1-9 |
| (De)politicization of COVID-19 Pandemic in the Implementation of 2020 Simultaneous Regional Elections | |
| Yuseptia Angretnowati, Palupi Anggraheni | 10-24 |
| Semarang City's Resilient Strategy Facing Covid-19 | |
| Adi Ekopriyono | 25-34 |
| The Impacts of Covid-19 Pandemy in Term of Technology Literacy Usage on Students Learning Experience | |
| Mezia Kemala Sari | 35-43 |
| Location Quotient Analysis in Facing Economic Competition during Covid-19 Pandemic | |
| Lienggar Rahadiantino, Juniarun Fathurrohman | 44-51 |
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