Criminal Aspect in the Community Organization Clash in Bali: A View on Investment Climate in Industry

Abstract

Clashes in community organizations have become a source of legal problems. In developed countries, including Indonesia, many small-scale and large-scale industries suddenly became difficult to experience liquidity due to low tourist visits caused by clashes in community organizations (in this study is in the city of Denpasar, Bali). This study examined the factors that trigger the occurrence of clashes in community organizations causing crime and analyzed the arising impacts on tourism activities in the city of Denpasar. We designed this study with the empirical legal research design. We found that the main factors that cause clashes in community organizations are egosectoral, misunderstanding, competition for parking lot, and the desire to win the competition. In the tourism world, clashes in community organizations have caused the investment atmosphere not to be propitious. Hence, the legal provisions governing the community organizations require touching from the government to be strengthened immediately.