Pancasila as the Basic Values ​​in Science and Technology Development Strategy in Indonesia Open Access

Authors

  • M. Fazrel Azidan 1 ,  M. Fauzan Naufal 2 ,  Satria Ramadhian 3 ,  Fahmi Zulkarnain 4 ,  Rangga Frans Hutapea 5 ,  Havizh Pradana Zale 6 Afnan Amri 7
Published online: 1 Jun 2025

Abstract

Purpose -This study aims to explore the application of Pancasila values ​​in the context of the development of science and technology in Indonesia. The main focus is how Pancasila can be a philosophical foundation as well as an ethical guideline in directing innovation and technological progress in accordance with the character of the nation.
Research Methodology / Design / Approach -The method used in this study is a literature review. This approach involves analyzing various sources that discuss the relationship between Pancasila values ​​and the development of science and technology in Indonesia.
Findings -The results of the analysis show that Pancasila not only functions as a philosophical basis but also as an ethical guide in innovation and technological development. Values ​​such as social justice, unity, and just and civilized humanity are important criteria in determining the direction and impact of technological development.
Originality / Value- This study emphasizes the importance of integrating Pancasila values ​​at every stage of the development of science and technology in order to align with the needs of society and the character of the Indonesian nation. These findings provide a strategic contribution for policy makers and innovators to prioritize moral and social aspects in technological progress.

Keywords:
Pancasila basic values science and technology development literature review technology ethics

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How to Cite

Azidan, M. F. ., Naufal, . M. F. ., Ramadhian, . S. ., Zulkarnain, F. ., Frans Hutapea, . R. ., Pradana Zale, H. ., & Amri, A. (2025). Pancasila as the Basic Values ​​in Science and Technology Development Strategy in Indonesia. Jurnal Edukasi Terkini, 2(2), 50-56. https://doi.org/10.70310/jet.2025.02020633

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