Reclamation in the View of the Protection of Marine Environment Under the Environmental Law and the Law Concerning the Management of Coastal Areas and Small Islands

Husin, Sukanda

doi:10.17304/ijil.vol14.3.695

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“…Environmental protection provided for in existing laws emphasizes careful planning and environmental impact and risk assessment. Existing laws and regulations can be put to good use for government and private sector leaders to carry out sustainable reclamation (Husin, 2016).…”

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Power Relation and White-Collar Crime: Case Study of Coastal Reclamation in Indonesia

Kurniawan

Dermawan

Runtrambi

2021

IJCS

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This research aims to understand the power relation and white-collar crime on managing the coastal reclamation and its implication in Indonesia that is very significant at the ontological and sociological level. The problem is very interesting to be analyzed by conducting a qualitative research method based on power theory and crime theory. Data were collected through in-depth interviews, observation, and documentation related to coastal reclamation and its implication in Indonesia. Data were analyzed by using interactive models are data reduction, data display, data verification, and supported by triangulation. The results were based on ontological and sociological levels using criminology perspective for understanding the coastal reclamation and its implication in Indonesia that are needed for providing information to stakeholders related to the regulations and sanctions. This result provides inputs for making better regulation on coastal reclamation policy in Indonesia for state agencies as public officials and practitioners.

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Power Relation and White-Collar Crime: Case Study of Coastal Reclamation in Indonesia

Kurniawan

Dermawan

Runtrambi

2021

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“…The lack of alignments and State policies in the national maritime resilience sector is one of the causes of the chaotic arrangement of the maritime sector which is actually a source of foreign exchange. The North Coast Reclamation Case in Jakarta (2016) is a clear proof of the impartiality of State policy makers in supporting Maritime Culture as part of the lives of coastal fishermen [6]. Another problem is that there are still many Indonesian domestic ports that have not become the Standard International Hub Port, the EEZ is still neglected, the development of small islands, especially in the border regions, has not been completed which requires high funding and State commitment, and the increasingly widespread practice of illegal fishing illegal drug, trafficking, illegal people, and the increasing smuggling of drugs in Indonesia, this is very influential in decreasing Indonesian National Maritime Resilience.…”

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The Relationship Model of Maritime Culture and State Policy Towards National Resilience

Bastari¹,

Marjono²,

Moeljadi³

et al. 2019

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This study aims to obtain a model that represents the Effect of Maritime Culture and State Policy on Maritime National Security and measures how much it affects. The relationship model is needed as a guideline in formulating marine policies based on the strength of Maritime Culture that has taken root in the history of the Indonesian nation. The method used in this study is to use the SEM (Structural Equation Model) Modeling approach which is compiled based on quantitative descriptive analysis with the aim of describing relationships between variables accompanied by significant indicators. Modeling analysis has a significant relationship between Maritime Culture (X1), State Policy (Y1) and National Maritime Security (Y4). The variable indicators used are community character (X1.1) and economic activity (X1.2), cultural activities and happiness traditions (X1.3), defense and security policies (Y1.1), economic policy (Y1.2) , Technology and education policy (Y1.3) and Socio-cultural Policy (Y1.4). National Resilience with indicators: ideological aspects (Y4.1), politics (Y4.2), economics (Y4.3), socio-cultural (Y4.4) and defense security (Y4.5). The study produced a Model with Goodnes of Fit value in the form of a suitability of the model that represented a significant relationship between Maritime Culture and State Policy towards National Resilience. The relationship formulations found were: Maritime Resilience = 0.207 * Maritime Culture, State Policy = 0.542 * Maritime Culture, Maritime National Defense = 0.813 * State Policy and Maritime National Resilience = 0.813 * State Policy + 0.207 * Maritime Culture. Keyword: Relationship Model, Maritime Culture, State Policy, National ResilienceThis study aims to obtain a model that represents the Effect of Maritime Culture and State Policy on Maritime National Security and measures how much it affects. The relationship model is needed as a guideline in formulating marine policies based on the strength of Maritime Culture that has taken root in the history of the Indonesian nation. The method used in this study is to use the SEM (Structural Equation Model) Modeling approach which is compiled based on quantitative descriptive analysis with the aim of describing relationships between variables accompanied by significant indicators. Modeling analysis has a significant relationship between Maritime Culture (X1), State Policy (Y1) and National Maritime Security (Y4). The variable indicators used are community character (X1.1) and economic activity (X1.2), cultural activities and happiness traditions (X1.3), defense and security policies (Y1.1), economic policy (Y1.2) , Technology and education policy (Y1.3) and Socio-cultural Policy (Y1.4). National Resilience with indicators: ideological aspects (Y4.1), politics (Y4.2), economics (Y4.3), socio-cultural (Y4.4) and defense security (Y4.5). The study produced a Model with Goodnes of Fit value in the form of a suitability of the model that represented a significant relationship between Maritime Culture and State Policy towards National Resilience. The relationship formulations found were: Maritime Resilience = 0.207 * Maritime Culture, State Policy = 0.542 * Maritime Culture, Maritime National Defense = 0.813 * State Policy and Maritime National Resilience = 0.813 * State Policy + 0.207 * Maritime Culture. Keyword: Relationship Model, Maritime Culture, State Policy, National Resilience

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Reclamation in the View of the Protection of Marine Environment Under the Environmental Law and the Law Concerning the Management of Coastal Areas and Small Islands

Cited by 2 publications

References 2 publications

Power Relation and White-Collar Crime: Case Study of Coastal Reclamation in Indonesia

Power Relation and White-Collar Crime: Case Study of Coastal Reclamation in Indonesia

The Relationship Model of Maritime Culture and State Policy Towards National Resilience

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