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Nanik Rahmawati
Fakultas Ilmu Sosial Dan Ilmu Politik, Universitas Maritim Raja Ali Haji
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Social Network of “Pasar Kaget” Traders in Bintan Regency Muhammad Aditya; Nanik Rahmawati; Rahma Syafitri
Social Issues Quarterly Vol 1 No 3 (2023): Social Issues Quarterly (April)
Publisher : Faculty of Social and Political Science Universitas Maritim Raja Ali Haji, Indonesia

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In Bintan Regency, trading is a common daily activity for many people. Among these traders, there is a social phenomenon known as the "pasar kaget" or "momentary market," where traders only operate during certain times of high crowd attendance or specific events. Pasar kaget traders in Bintan Regency sell various products, including fish balls, sempol, pop ice, Bangkok cashews, balloon toys, and retail goods. This research aims to investigate the social networks within this group of traders. A qualitative descriptive method was employed to analyze social events, phenomena, or conditions, with data collected from 12 traders using a purposive sampling technique. The results indicate that the concept of social capital is applied in the formation of a trader network group, enabling them to carry out trading activities in the pasar kaget. The network of pasar kaget traders also aims to obtain information on events in Bintan Regency and secure facilities or places to trade in the pasar kaget.
The Impact of Covid-19 on the Lives of Former Lagoi Bay Tourism Workers in Kota Baru Village, Teluk Sebong District Renaldi Renaldi; Nanik Rahmawati; Marisa Elsera
Social Issues Quarterly Vol 1 No 3 (2023): Social Issues Quarterly (April)
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In Indonesia, the Covid-19 virus entered and spread rapidly since early March 2020, causing many deaths in various countries. The government has made various efforts to prevent the virus from spreading widely. However, since the outbreak of the pandemic, the tourism sector has been greatly affected by the negative impacts of Covid-19. Although tourism is a sector that provides employment opportunities and helps reduce the unemployment rate, workers in this sector have been severely impacted with the loss of income to support their daily needs. Thus, this study aims to investigate the social changes that have occurred due to Covid-19 on the lives of former Lagoi Bay workers in Kota Baru Village, Teluk Sebong District, by utilizing Piotr Sztompka's theory of social change. The results indicate that the pandemic has had a significant impact on Lagoi Bay tourism workers, leading to various social changes in their daily lives.
PT. BAI (Bintan Alumina Indonesia) as Juggernaut in the People of Bintan Regency Safitri Ramayani; Nanik Rahmawati; Rahma Syafitri
Social Issues Quarterly Vol 1 No 3 (2023): Social Issues Quarterly (April)
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This study examines the public's perception of the impact of PT. BAI's existence in Bintan Regency. The research aims to investigate the changes that PT. BAI brings to people's lives and the impact of these changes on the surrounding environment. The research uses a qualitative approach with descriptive methods, including observations, interviews, and documentation. In-depth structured face-to-face interviews were conducted with informants selected through purposive sampling. The study employs Anthony Giddens' Juggernaut Modernity Theory, which describes how a large machine can control or destroy in modernity. The study found that the community views PT. BAI's presence positively due to its ability to create employment opportunities and improve people's welfare, but negatively due to PT. BAI's land tenure practices. PT. BAI is both a Juggernaut that benefits the community by providing jobs and reducing unemployment, and a Juggernaut that cannot be controlled with regard to land tenure. The study concludes that PT. BAI's existence brings positive impacts such as reducing unemployment and increasing people's welfare, as well as negative impacts on land tenure.
Community Behavior in the Use of Coral Rocks for Development in Karas Village Handre Kurnia S.; Nanik Rahmawati; Rahma Syafitri
Social Issues Quarterly Vol 1 No 3 (2023): Social Issues Quarterly (April)
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Coral is a natural resource widely used by people living in coastal areas. Most of the community behavior in the use of coral reefs is used for the foundation of the house as a building material for a house. This study aims to describe people's behavior in using coral reefs as building materials. This research method is qualitative with in-depth interview, observational and documentary data collection techniques. The technique of data analysis in this study is by data reduction, data presentation and drawing conclusions. Research results show that. Behavior based on the community's unwillingness to provide commonly used building materials. Anthropocentrism's view of the environment considers people as the center of nature, nature is only seen as a tool to meet human needs. This is the reason why people exploit coral reefs, reducing fishermen's income and destroying the environment. In addition, proximity and availability of natural resources also affect how people use resources. So people tend to utilize existing resources in their neighborhood to meet their needs.
Public Perception of Covid-19 Vaccination in Merawang Village, Lingga District, Lingga Regency Agung Yuda Pratama; Nanik Rahmawati; Rahma Syafitri
Social Issues Quarterly Vol 1 No 4 (2023): Social Issues Quarterly (July)
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This study investigates the perception of the people of Merawang Village, Lingga Subdistrict towards the COVID-19 vaccine. Despite the government's efforts to accelerate vaccination as a way to combat the coronavirus outbreak, many people have not yet received the vaccine due to confusing information about its side effects. This study aims to examine the community's perception towards the vaccine in order to shed light on this issue. The research methodology employed is descriptive qualitative, with 13 informants and data collection techniques such as interviews, documentation, and field observations. The results suggest that the confusing information about the vaccine's side effects has affected people's knowledge and attitudes, leading to increasing hesitation in getting vaccinated. Social interactions also play a role in shaping these perceptions. However, the government's policy requiring people to go through administration and travel agents has motivated some people to get vaccinated. Overall, this study provides valuable insights into the challenges faced in vaccine acceptance and the need for clear communication to address misconceptions.
Co-Authors Agung Yuda Pratama Agustina Agustina Altarizan Altarizan Annisa Valentina Bambang Suhito Chia Savitri Dewi Haryanti Emmy Solina Enji Epriadi Fanny wardani Ferik Juanda Firdawati Firdawati Handre Kurnia S. Hartika Lestari Heri Syahputra Lingga Kusumay Saroh Maria Susanti Marisa Elsera Masyitah Muhamad Andreansyah Muhammad Aditya Muhammad Irwies Nazaki Nazaki Nurapitasari Nurapitasari Nurhasanah Nurhasanah Oksep Adhayanto Puspita Ramayanti Putri Agustina Rahma Syafitri Raudatul Awalia Renaldi Renaldi Riko Kurniadi Rilo Pambudi. S Rizki Aprileo Ruth Celline Deon Br Galingging Safitri Ramayani Sapariah Sapariah Sarmila Sintia Nurizan Putri Siti Aisah Siti Arieta Sri Lestari Sri Wahyuni