Skripsi
FAKTOR PENGHAMBAT TERBENTUKNYA PERJANJIAN EKSTRADISI INDONESIA DAN AMERIKA SERIKAT DALAM MENANGGULANGI KASUS KEJAHATAN TRANSNASIONAL
The increasing number of transnational crime cases is a challenge for every country, especially Indonesia and the United States. To date, crime cases occurring in the two regions continue to vary and are increasingly detrimental to both countries, requiring the government to take a firm stance against perpetrators who roam freely across state borders. Therefore, an instrument is needed that can be proof of certainty and justice in law enforcement to prevent, eradicate and prosecute transnational criminal acts, namely by establishing an extradition treaty. However, until now there has been no extradition agreement between Indonesia and the United States, so that quite a few cases of transnational crime are growing and even being neglected. In this research, the author attempts to find out what factors hinder the formation of an extradition agreement between Indonesia and the United States in dealing with transnational crimes that have occurred so far. With a qualitative descriptive research design, it also uses Rational Choice theory and uses qualitative data derived from secondary data. So, the author's research results found that there are several factors, namely, differences in legal systems, hegemony of strong countries over weak countries, complicated mechanisms for enforcing extradition agreements in Indonesia, and negotiation factors to meet respective national interests which are complicated and sensitive, making it difficult. to reach a mutually beneficial agreement. Keywords: Transnational Crime, Extradition Treaty, International Law, National Interest, Indonesia, United States.
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2407003497 | T145565 | T1455652024 | Central Library (References) | Available but not for loan - Not for Loan |
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