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Effectiveness Of Regional Regulation Number 19 Of 2015 Concerning Protection And Empowerment Of Traditional Markets And Arrangement Of Supermarkets In Majene
Get PDFThis research is a qualitative descriptive research, namely describing the theoretical process of implementing Regional Regulation No. 19 of 2015 concerning the Protection and Empowerment of Traditional Markets and the Arrangement of Supermarkets that have been effectively implemented in Majene Regency. The approach used is Statute Approach and Conceptual Approach This approach is carried out by examining all laws and regulations related to the problem (legal issue) at hand, and combining views and doctrines that develop in the legal science. The results of the study, after seeing the enforcement process of Perda No. 19 of 2015, the government is not serious in the process of implementations of Perda, this is evidenced that there are still many modern markets that do not follow the rules of the regional regulations, it can be seen from the process of opening and closing modern markets that are open up to 24 hours which jeals contrary to the Perda. And there is no process of silencing the swordsmen in the people's market and the traditional market
Juridical Analysis of Land Rights Ownership Arises in the Coastal Area of East Banggai District, Majene Regency
Get PDFThis research method uses the emphyric normativ method, which combines data in the field with the results of research in the field and then analyzed in a quantitative way.This study aims to find out who is entitled to get property rights to emerging land in the East Banggae district of Majene Regency. Idealizing the policy of the local government and the National Land Agency in Majene Regency towards the legal status of land tenure arising in the coastal area of East Banggai District, Majene Regency. This research was conducted in the East Banggae sub-district with the method of collecting data, namely conducting direct interviews with the people who control the emerging land, as well as the government related
the The Impact of the Transition in Ethiopia on Geopolitical Dynamics in the Horn of Africa post-2018
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The Horn of Africa is the most militarized and conflict-ridden region on the African continent. For many decades, armed conflicts have raged within states, between states, and among proxies. For a long period of time, Ethiopia has been playing a key role in stabilizing the peace and security of the region. In January 2018, the EPRDF declared that it would pursue reforms in response to the intensifying of youth-led antigovernment protests that began in November 2015, leading to reforms in the party that brought Abiy Ahmed to become Prime Minister. This paper focuses on evaluating the impact of internal dynamics in Ethiopia post-transition on the geopolitics of the Horn. The essay was written mainly based on a review of related literature. Recently, the country has been deeply embroiled in political and socio-economic crises. In particular, the war in the northern part of the country has ravaged the country and harmed its foreign relations. Ethiopia has yet to fully leverage its vast material and human resources to advance its key role in the region and the continent. Enhancing internal unity through inclusive dialogue should be given top priority to preserve and extend the regional role of Ethiopia in the region
Implementation of Regional Regulation N0 15 Of 2015 In Majene Regency in The Effectiveness Of Islamic Law
Get PDFThe main problem of this paper is how to implement Majene Regency Regional Regulation Number 19 of 2015 in the Permit for the Establishment and Arrangement of Self-Service Layouts in Majene Regency from the Perspective of Islamic Law. This type of research is classified as field research with a syar'i normative theological approach and an empirical juridical normative juridical approach. The results of this study show that the application of Majene Regency Regional Regulation number 19 of 2015 in the application of supermarket establishment permits in Majene Regency shows that the application of permits setting up a supermarket in Majene has been implemented, but the application for an establishment permit has not been maximized because there are still violations and points that have not been carried out in accordance with the bylaws In view of Islamic law, protection of the empowerment of small businesses and traditional markets are activities that renew the development of human life in order to benefit from ulil amri from the decision of the Government, in accordance with Maqāṣid al-Shari'ah
Language Politeness Strategies of English Teachers In The Mandar Community
Get PDFLanguage politeness is very important in education, such as in classroom teaching and learning practices. During the teaching and learning process the teacher uses speech a lot to communicate with students showing politeness strategies. Considering language politeness, consists of strategies to make appropriate politeness in communication situations between students and teachers. Certainly in society, like in the classroom, politeness needs to be applied because politeness creates conflict between teachers and students. This means that politeness is used in classroom interactions in order to build a good relationship between teachers and students. Besides that. The politeness of the teacher's language is very helpful in motivating students to learn. In this study, the researcher analyzed the language politeness strategies used by the teacher and students in learning in the classroom.
The purpose of this study was to find out the language politeness strategies used by English teachers in motivating students to learn in the Mandar Community.
This study uses Brown's and S.C Levinson theory of politeness strategies for supporting this research. This study used qualitative methods to analyze data and explain English teacher politeness strategies in motivating students to learn which are used in daily conversation. The data sources of this study were English teachers and students in Alu disctrict Polewali Mandar regency. The instrument used in this research is observation
From several conversational analyzes, several phenomena were found to be non-universal in the theory of B&L politeness, including the S&S theory in speaker conversations conducted by teachers and students in the Mandar language community carried out in several places and by several speakers. The theory assumes that the form of politeness strategy chosen by speech participants when interacting in the speaker's position as superior or superior to subordinates that occurs between school principals and teachers does not show a more casual speech pattern for school principals or more polite for teachers. caused by other factors such as friendship between the principal and teachers and seniority factor
Constitutional rights of indigenous peoples in forest management in the perspective of justice
Get PDFThe Constitution of 1945 NRI mandates the protection and constitutional protection of the unity of indigenous peoples. However, the constitutional protection of indigenous peoples has not realized justice for the unity of indigenous peoples themselves. This study uses socio-legal approaches, in order to answer the problems studied. The causal factors for the realization of justice for the unity of indigenous peoples are: (1) The absence of a special law governing the unity of indigenous peoples and the diversity of the term used to mention the unity of indigenous peoples, (2) Recognition of the existence of indigenous peoples unity has not all been outlined in the regional regulations. Both reasons have an impact on conflicts that often occur between the government and the unity of indigenous peoples
The existence of village regulations for development community empowerment in Padang village Polewali Mandar regency
Get PDFThe goal of accelerating the welfare of the people faster through village regulations can be seen by setting village regulations that are right on target for village community empowerment, such as village regulations on village potential development, for increasing village income as a form of village community empowerment in Padang village there is only a village regulation on village budgets, which is indeed an obligation in the village government budget and spending arrangements. Every year and the village regulations tentag farm animals.The lack of village regulation documents, which should be made to be the legality of every policy and action taken by the Village government and for welfare, environmental order, empowerment will have implications in the inaccuracy of the development of village community empowerment that has been mandated in the VillageLaw. Methods using a statutory research approach and a concept of approach that then uses the nature of quantitative research and qualitative descriptions. The existence of village regulations that are expected to be regulations that make the direction of the village government system in Padang village does not run optimally with a lack of knowledge from village officials and village consultative bodies for their duties and work functions thus the lack of village regulation documents in Padang village has implications for inequality. Government administaris and programs that do not have legal protection and are not targeted in the empowerment of rural communities. We recommend that padang villages and other villages that are aware of the lack of village regulation regulations, should establish cooperation relations with the university in providing village rule-making training in accordance with the cultural environment, village community in terms of village community empowerment and socialization about the implementation of good village governanc
Analysis of problematic credit completion at Bank BNI 46 branch Polewali Mandar
Get PDFLending to banks generally aims to make a profit, and these results can be obtained in the form of interest received by the Bank in return for services and administrative costs. Credit charged to the customer. This profit is essential for the survival of the Bank. In addition, profits can also increase the Bank's business. The provision of credit carried out in BNI 46, between BNI 46 as a creditor and the customer as a debtor, is a form of channeling funds from the Bank to the community as a function of the Bank itself. In collecting funds from the district and distributing them to the community. This research is empirical normative research, so that field research and data accuracy are carried out with interviews to Bank BNI 46 and the public as recipients. Credi
The existence of legal anthropology in the present
Get PDFThe era of pluralism shows the development / existence of legal anthropology in the present day. One example of such development is the Indonesian state which has a diversity of laws, namely national laws and customary laws that affect each other. Although sometimes there is a clash of state laws (national laws) with the other laws (local customary law) will be attempted to resolve the problem. But it is also worth noting the differences from legal anthropology and customary law ranging from objects, approaches, nature of research, and norms. In addition, legal pluralism cannot be separated from the plurality of society so that in the determination of national laws, of course, it should not also be separated from the law from society (the concept of legal unification) so that there is a coordinated, more orderly implementation of the law and its performance is expected to increase. In the development of legal anthropology today was initially influenced by the thoughts of Bohannan, Gluckman, and Gulliver directed to the mechanisms and agencies of dispute resolution based on the laws of the colonial government and the governments of independent countries. Then entering the phase of legal pluralism influenced by the views of Sally F. Moore, Snyder, and F. von Benda-Beckmann directed to the studies of legal pluralism beyond dispute resolution. The study of legal pluralism with holistic methods with a focus on the process of law-making, legal norms / laws and regulations, the implementation of law, and law enforcement makes this anthropology very interesting to learn further. In addition, in this legal anthropology also has aspects to dispute resolution both litigation and non-litigation which is certainly very useful to be studied and studied by law enforcement, because generally the law nationally is not formed without any influence from a community perspectiv
Revolution in the perspective of khilafah
Get PDFThe collapse of the Khilafah in 1924 caused Hizb ut-Tahrir (HT) to fight for the re-establishment of the Khilafah. The expected change in the struggle is a fundamental change to people's thinking, outlook on life and system of government so that the change is more appropriately referred to as revolution. This paper examines HT's perspective on the method of revolution based onthe stages of the Prophet's da'wah. Thisresearch reveals that the revolution in ht perspective is applied through 3 (three) stages of da'wah, namely (1) wiring; (2) Interaction with Society, which includes "Battle of Thought" and "Political Struggle"; and (3) Acceptance of Power which includes Thalabun Nushrah for the Purpose of Support against Da'wah and Thalabun Nushrah for the Purpose of Handover of Power. Numbers (1) and (2) are categorized as "Methods of Thought Revolution". Number (3) is categorized as the "Method of System Revolution". Stages of da'wah above are carried out through da'wah fikriyah (da'wah ikiran)which has implications for changes in the thinking of thecommunity and public awareness, and is done Peacefully and without violence. The three stages of da'wah were adopted by HT from the prophet's da'wah stag