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Communication Patterns Between Sangihe and Bugis Ethnics in Galala Village Putri Nurdiana Jailan; Iksan Hasim
International Journal of Education, Information Technology, and Others Vol 4 No 4 (2021): International Journal of Education, information technology and others
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Communication is a process where the interaction between communicators and communicants who exchange messages in it that occurs directly or indirectly, communication itself can be said to be the most crucial thing in this life. Inter-ethnic communication patterns Sangihe and ethnic Bugis are interesting to study further, because the two ethnic groups have different cultural backgrounds. The communication pattern is a model of the communication process that relies on morals and values ​​prevailing in society. So that with the communication model and part of the communication process it will be possible to find a pattern that is suitable and easy to use in communicating in accordance with morals in communicating. Qualitative research is research that uses open interviews to examine and understand individual attitudes, views, feelings, and behaviors. or a group of people. Qualitative research must also understand the attitudes, views, feelings, and behaviors of both individuals and groups of people. This is done face-to-face and communication using communication media.
Traditionliliyan as Social Capital of the Tidore Community Putri Nurdiana Jailan
International Journal of Education, Information Technology, and Others Vol 6 No 3 (2023): International Journal of Education, Information Technology  and Others
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Research entitled TraditionLiliyan As Social Capital for the Tidore community, it is a response to the community's need for help for those in need as a basic foothold in society. Research related to TraditionLiliyan This is considered urgent to do because in implementation it has the power of social capital which has the principle of enormous benefit for the people of Tidore, such as preventing structural poverty, preventing social disintegration, preventing conflict and several other benefits which are considered important to be expressed and published so that the spirit of social life for The community is getting stronger, because implementing this tradition contains enormous social capital power.
Model of Disintegration Prevention in the Tidore Community Based on Social Capital (Dama Nyili-Nyili Tradition) Putri Nurdiana Jailan; Burhanudin A Muhammad
Ilomata International Journal of Social Science Vol. 7 No. 1 (2026): January 2026
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Tidore is an archipelagic region that faces challenges in achieving equitable development and is characterized by a multi-clan social structure. At certain times, inter-clan fanaticism can lead to domination and social conflict. Therefore, research on a Social Capital-Based Model for Preventing Disintegration in the Tidore Community through the Dama Nyili-nyili Tradition is essential, as the values embedded in each stage of this tradition are considered sacred and play a significant role in maintaining social harmony and mitigating the risk of disintegration. This study aims to provide a stimulus for the Tidore community and relevant stakeholders to preserve and utilize the dama nyili-nyili tradition as a reference framework for fostering unity and cohesion within a heterogeneous society. A qualitative research approach was employed, with the research conducted on the islands of Tidore, Mare, and Maitara. Data were collected through in-depth interviews with traditional leaders, religious leaders, and community leaders as primary sources. The study specifically focuses on a disintegration prevention model derived from the traditional values of dama nyili-nyili, distinguishing it from previous studies in terms of analytical substance. The findings indicate that the Dama Nyili-nyili tradition continues to exist and is actively preserved by the Tidore community. The proposed model for preventing social disintegration consists of three key elements: tolerance education as a fundamental social value within the Tidore community, strengthening customary institutions as symbols of traditional governance, and reinforcing mutual cooperation as a foundation of social cohesion.