| dc.description.abstract | The Indonesian government wants to build infrastructure to facilitate
mobility and improve the country's economy by building a fast train as part of the
Fast Train Indonesia-China project (KCIC). In the process of KCIC project, there
are many foreign workers, especially from China. This research analyzes the
Indonesian government's policy-making in accepting foreign workers, especially
from China, to work on the development project. This study also examines how
the entry of foreign Chinese labor can attract foreign investment and transfer
skills and knowledge to the local workforce. In this study, the researcher used the
theory of policy-making popularized by William D. Coplin. This theory was used
to understand the factors that influenced decision-making in accepting foreign
labor, especially from China, in the KCIC development project. This theory was
also used to explain the factors that can influence policy makers, namely domestic
political factors, international context factors, and economic and military factors. | en_US |
