Young Generation and Future Leadership: Learn from now for Better Tomorrow

Kama Abdul Hakam · Siti Nurbayani K · Ratna Fitria · Fajar Nugraha Asyahidda

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Indonesia's young generation is the generation that will be able to lead the nation in the future. Leadership in the future depends on the understanding of the younger generation about forms of leadership. However, today's young generation has been much a

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