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SAYAN: COOPERATION MECHANISM IN RURAL MULTI-RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES Katon Setyawan; Kusnul Khotimah
Jurnal Partisipatoris Vol. 3 No. 1 (2021): March
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Rural communities in Indonesia are still close and strong in implementing cooperation. This research was conducted in Resapombo Village, Blitar Regency with the term cooperation which is popular in the community is Sayan or movement. This research uses a qualitative approach to phenomenological perspective. The research findings show that the multi-religious community still carries out activities in the type of house, in public facilities, and places of worship. These three forms are carried out by interfaith communities. The interfaith community thinks that this is a mechanism that is widely implemented to support harmony among religious believers. Sayan did not see the religious boundaries between one and the other. Nevertheless, some religious leaders do not want the existence of a place of worship. This is considered as an individual view of ordinary people. It's just that other figures disagree with this, there are still figures who argue that the place of worship can still be carried out interfaith.
TEKANAN SOSIAL BUDAYA DAN PERKAWINAN ANAK DALAM PERSPEKTIF THE LOOKING-GLASS SELF Fitroh Chumairoh
Jurnal Partisipatoris Vol. 3 No. 1 (2021): March
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The number of child marriage cases in Indonesia remains high, positioning its rate as the second highest in ASEAN. Child marriage is driven by several dominant factors such as social and cultural pressures. This paper discusses child marriage due to socio-cultural pressures such as out-of-wedlock pregnancy or the local culture of marrying off children early to avoid violating social values and norms. The many negative impacts of child marriage include reproductive health problems, poverty, the risk of domestic violence, divorce, and mentally unprepared parents not taking care of their children properly. The concept of the looking-glass self coined by Charles Horton Cooley was used to analyze this phenomenon since individuals see themselves being related to society. Individuals will perceive themselves based on the results of their interactions with others in society. To prevent child marriage, sex education is required in the school curriculum from early childhood to high school level. Parents should also be informed about how to provide appropriate sex education for their children. In addition, the government needs to increase the minimum age limit for marriage and impose sanctions on officials who marry off children. Parents also need to be selective on the television shows for their children and accompany them as they watch. Television station owners, directors, producers, and art workers are also expected to be more creative in producing programs in order to provide not only entertainment, but also education through their shows.
Identity Politics Practice Through Dominant Discourse "Sitiarjo Village As A Christian Village" in Local Politics Dynamics Anisa Dwi Istiningrum
Jurnal Partisipatoris Vol. 3 No. 1 (2021): March
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GKJW Christian figures are groundbreakers or founders of Sitiarjo Village, so that the GKJW Christians have a higher position compared to other religions followers. On this basis, many policies are considered religious bias. The purpose of this research is to explain the practice of identity politics in local politics in Sitiarjo Village. This study uses the identity politics concept. This research method is a qualitative with case study approach. Data analysis techniques used is pattern matching. The results of this study state that identity politics in the local politics dynamics in Sitiarjo Village seems to be getting stronger because anyone who wants to get involved in politics must consider this religious issue. Because in the view of the society, GKJW Christians must receive top priority to enter into structural positions in the village government, including becoming village head. This made the communalism issue, such as religious sentiment, even stronger in Sitiarjo Village.

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