The Strategy of Strengthening Traditional Market in Providing Right to Work

Abstract

The existence of modern market in the area of tourism has been a wide concern in Bali. It is predicted that its existence can bring some negative impacts, especially eroding the existence of traditional market and reducing the right of work of traders in traditional markets. This study is aimed to investigate the right of works of traditional traders and to propose some efforts to strengthen them to be more competitive. This study used normative legal method, and the legal materials used included local government regulations on regulating both modern and traditional markets. Data were also collected through interview and field observation. The results showed that the existence of modern markets in the tourism sector has eroded the existence of traditional markets and diminished the right to work of traders in the traditional markets. In order to keep the existence of the traditional markets, strategies to strengthen model in the form of partnership business management, empowerment, and standardizing market services should be implemented. These strategies become the responsibilities to the government and other stakeholders, such as corporate, financial institutions, and communities.

Local Legal Products of The Province of Bali Provincial Government Strengthened and Empowered Local Wisdom

“…Since Indonesia was established as a sovereign state customary law has played its own role and, in its development, customary law has a special place in the development of national law. Indonesian country even though it is realized that state law tends to dominate certain circumstances it also occurs, state law displaces, ignores, or marginalizes the existence of the rights of local communities and the people's legal system in the order of implementation (Sukandia & Agung, 2018). In the Indonesian context customary law is actually a typical Indonesian folk law system as an embodiment of the living law that grows and develops side by side with other legal systems that live in the context of Indonesia.…”