Analisis Manajemen Pertahanan Indonesia dalam Menghadapi Post-Pandemic

Abstract

Covid-19 is one of the unpredictable non-military threats. For approximately three years, Indonesia has experienced a transition period that has had an economic and social impact on people's lives. Thus, the country needs a strategy in dealing with these threats. Therefore, the state involves all policy stakeholders in various sectors related to handling Covid-19. This research aims to provide insight related to Indonesia's defense management in dealing with post-pandemic. The research method used is a qualitative approach. Data collection was conducted with FGDs of Defense University students and defense management experts. In addition, data collection is also carried out by literature studies. The results of this study show that for three years defense management in Indonesia in facing non-military threats of COVID-19 was carried out by strengthening the pentahelix element. Therefore, countries should face various threats with a universal defense strategy supported by a general state defense policy that has been considered holistically about what, how, who and what to do. The implications of this research can be used as a consideration for policymakers to continue to prioritize the pentahelix element in various non-military threats.