The Decreasing of Pancasila Values Implementation and Actualization on the Character of Indonesian Youth in the Digital Era

Silvia Devi, Khairunnisa Adiyani, Ohara Cristhoper Panggabean and Linda Wulanika

No cxkq7, OSF Preprints from Center for Open Science

Abstract: Today, globalization and digitalization play a critical role in advancing science and technology in developing nations such as Indonesia. The change from a traditional to a digital environment has numerous positive and negative consequences. Globalization and digitalization have also successfully affected many elements of human life. In addition to delivering numerous valuable features and services for humans, the enormity of globalization and digitalization has a detrimental influence, particularly on young Indonesians. The crisis of character and morality among Indonesian young is significant, as seen by their current behavior, which is inconsistent with the character of the Indonesian country and the principles enshrined in Pancasila. Pancasila, which incorporates a variety of instruments, praxis, and axiological ideals, should serve as a guide for young people's behavior. This study investigates the influence of the deteriorating application of Pancasila's practical ideals in the daily lives of young people in the modern, digital era and how globalization impacts the moral degeneration of today's Indonesian youth. The researcher employs the process of Literature Review. The primary sources are literature studies in research papers, journals, and books. The absence of Pancasila ideals application and the expansion of globalization and digitalization among young people are diminishing and impacting the character of Indonesian youth. The application and execution of Pancasila's practical ideals among young Indonesians must be enhanced to prevent the nation's moral integrity from being undermined by the expanding currents of globalization and digitalization.

Date: 2021-12-28
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