Analysis Of The Government Networks In The Supervision Of Nightlife Venues In Palopo City

Abstract

Nightlife venues are a promising source of regional income, but, due to the resulting social impacts, the government needs commitment in supervising and controlling them. This research uses a qualitative approach to capture and reveal facts from research in a descriptive manner, starting with an analysis of the policy context up to the implementation of the policy. Results from the interview will be explored from the point of view of policy implementation to clearly reveal the implementation of the policy for nightlife venues in Palopo City. The research shows that the process of controlling and supervising nightlife venues in Palopo City is not optimal referring to the six implementation variables based on policy standards and objectives, resources, characteristics of implementing organizations, inter-organizational communications, dispositions or attitudes of implementers, as well as social, economic, and political environments in the control and supervisory process. Furthermore, the factors that influence policy implementation are content, information, support, and potential distribution.