Antun Mardiyanta, - and FARIS WIDIYATMOKO, - and ALLEN PRANATA PUTRA, - (2017) Dynamics of Actors and Institutions in the Formulation of Transportation Policy Based on Information Technology in East Java. In: In Proceedings of the International Post-Graduate Conference on Media and Communication (IPCOMC 2017). Science and Technology Publications, Lda, pp. 200-206. ISBN 978–989–758–337-7

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Abstract

Special lease transportation, commonly referred to as online transportation, poses a serious challenge to conventional public transport (conventional transportation). Online transport has established a new market in the transportation industry. Innovation in the continuous development of online transportation means that conventional transportation is increasingly lagging behind. Due to the competition, conventional transportation has lost passengers (consumers) and ultimately income. Regulatory disparities in both online transportation and conventional transportation are considered to be the source of the problem. The Government of Indonesia through the Ministry of Transportation seeks to regulate online transportation through the Minister of Transportation Regulation. This research uses post-positivist methodology, which is qualitative, to explain descriptively the formulation of the online transportation policy. Various actors and institutions are involved to influence the policy formulation process. Actors and institutions are not only trying to have an influence at national level, but also at provincial level. This paper will discuss the dynamics between actors and institutions in the formulation of public policy on online transportation in East Java

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