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Social Science Studies
Published by Profesional Muda Cendekia
ISSN : -     EISSN : 27982688     DOI : 10.47153/sss
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Social Science Studies is a journal that makes it easy for anyone who wants to publish scientific papers in an intensive manner in research. This journal also aims to bridge the gap between textual and contextual approaches to Social Sciences; So, the journal invited the meeting points of several disciplines and scholars. Invites manuscripts in the various topics including: Social Psychology, Public Policy and Administration, Sociology, Communication Science, International Relation, Economics, Culture, Humanity, Education, Development, Languages, Literacy, Anthropology, Communication Studies, Cultural and Ethnic Studies, Economics, Education, Geography, History, Linguistics, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology & Social Work, and all aspects related social sciences.
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The Power of Exclusion Indigenous People Mapur Bangka Gilang Setiyo Permadi; Bustami Rahman; Iskandar Zulkarnain
Social Science Studies Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023): (issue-January)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.47153/sss31.5482023

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The closed access to land for the community is an interesting problem to study, because land is a resource that provides benefits for life. The closed access to land is felt by the Mapur Indigenous People who have a constellation of customary forests, the inability to gain access is interpreted as exclusion. Exclusion does not occur randomly, but is shaped by the interaction of power. This research is to analyze the process of exclusion of the Mapur Indigenous People and describe the implications of exclusion for the lives of the Mapur Indigenous People. The case study method is used because of the uniqueness of the cases and their research subjects which are unique and different from other subjects. Collecting data using observation interviews, documentation, and archival records. The results of this study indicate that ini the process of exclusion, it was initiated by the tin case through the deregulation of the tin trading system which made changes to the pattern of life of the Mapur Indigenous People to become modern, with the expansion of oil palm, the Mapur Indigenous People could no longer freely acces tin because land did not exist, also with agriculture. From the process of exclusion, there are forces that work to shape exclusion, namely the market, regulation, coercion, and legitimacy. The implications of this exclusion are loss of land caused by incoming corporations, uprooting of their identity because they feel unappreciated, and conflicts between close relatives or conflicts from within which damage the family structure and interactions between them.
Opinion on Distribution Nature of NEPSE Return: A Qualitative Analysis Rashesh Vaidya; Dilli Raj Sharma; Jeetendra Dangol
Social Science Studies Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023): (issue-January)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.47153/sss31.5532023

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The paper conducted a qualitative analysis among the Nepalese econophysicist-cum-investors regarding the opinions on the investment environment of the Nepalese stock market (NEPSE) and the challenges they have been facing while going for an investment decision. The paper has also gotten opinions on the screening process from the NEPSE from the interviewees and their opinion on the distribution nature of the return from the market. The paper followed the grounded theory to come with certain theories from the opinions. The paper found that the strong fundamentals of the listed companies were a concern for the interviewees. Similarly, wrong information and trading procedures were seen as concerns among interviewees. The paper found from interviews that the published financial reports of the listed companies helped in screening the shares to make a better portfolio among the Nepalese econophysicist-cum-investors. Finally, in the context of the distribution nature of NEPSE return, most interviewees viewed that the return follows the normal distribution. The interviewees viewed that the market return follows the power-law when the bull-run continues, backed by the extreme magnitude of trade volume as well as the perfect political and economic condition of the nation. They also linked the nature of return distribution with the behavioral factors of the investment decision process.
Community Based Tourism Development: Studi on Lake Pading Tourism in the Lubuk Besar Sub-Districk Village, Central Bangka Regency Setya Devy Anggrainy; Aimie Sulaiman; Herdiyanti
Social Science Studies Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023): (issue-January)
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ABSTRACT Community-based tourism development is a tourism model that emphasizes the active role of the community in tourism development. The community is a group of youth who are members of a tourism awareness group organization. The tourism awareness group is Pokdarwis Pelintar Perlang Village, Central Bangka Regency. One of the tours currently being developed is Pading Lake tourism which is a former tin mining area. In this study there is social capital as a strength possessed by youth groups to achieve common goals both socially and economically. Social capital arises in this environment because of the interactions that exist within a group which are influenced by trust, rules or norms and social networks. The aim of this research is to find out and describe the strategy for developing padding lake tourism in Perlang Village, knowing the opportunities and challenges in developing pading lake tourism which of course cannot be separated from the inhibiting factors. This research method uses a descriptive qualitative approach in which there are primary data sources from in-depth interviews with informants. This study took as many as 14 informants with the technique of determining informants using purposive sampling technique. This study uses the theory of Social Capital from Robert Putnam which focuses on three elements, namely trust, norms and social networks. The results of the research show that the development strategy is to develop facilities and infrastructure in the Pading Lake tourist destination area, create business opportunities and tourist attractions (camping ground), improve post-mining land rehabilitation, increase promotion, increase human resources. Then there are inhibiting factors, namely inadequate facilities and infrastructure. Furthermore, the opportunity is to help create business actors. While the challenge is to maintain cohesiveness and convince tourism actors to survive, the ups and downs of visitors. Keywords: Tourism Development, Tourism Awareness Groups, Social Capital
The Value of Family and Friendship Ties and Their Effect on Providing Funding for Millennial Entrepreneurs Ika Yoga; Retnoning Ambarwati
Social Science Studies Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023): (issue-January)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.47153/sss31.6182023

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Providing financing for entrepreneurs becomes an interesting topic to discuss in relation to the financial literature, especially in the financial literature of small and medium enterprises. The purpose of this study is to investigate the value of family and friendship ties in financing millennial entrepreneurs. This study will focus on analyzing the level of support and financial assistance millennial entrepreneurs receive from their family and friends. In addition, this study will examine the factors that influence family and friends' decision to finance millennial entrepreneurial ventures. The research will be conducted through surveys and in-depth interviews with millennial entrepreneurs and their funder family and friends. The findings of this research will provide valuable insights into the importance of human relationships in the entrepreneurial ecosystem and inform future support programs for young entrepreneurs. The data used in this study are the results of a questionnaire given to small and medium business actors in the ex-residency area of Surakarta. The method used in this research is the method of SEM-PLS. The finding of multiple regression analysis techniques reveals that e value of family ties and the value of friendship had a significant influence on providing funding for entrepreneurs. These findings suggest that young entrepreneurs should pay attention to and be able to build strong relationships with their family and friends in the hope that these relationships can play an important role in securing funding for their business. The next research is expected to be able to study more deeply about its effect on the surplus value obtained compared to unrelated third party financing
Analysis Of The Quality Of Public Services In The Implementing Unit Of Population And Civil Registration In Cipayung Sub-District, East Jakarta Soleh Harno; Khikmatul Islah
Social Science Studies Vol. 3 No. 2 (2023): (Issue-March)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.47153/sss32.5862023

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The service of the Population and Civil Registration Implementation Unit of Cipayung Village, regardless of how good it is, does not necessarily have perfection. There are still shortcomings in the implementation process, and based on observations, problems are found that hinder the service process. This study uses qualitative methods that aim to analyze: (1) the quality of public services in the population and civil registration district in Cipayung Village; (2) supporting factors and obstacles to services in the population and civil registration district in Cipayung Village; and (3) efforts made in overcoming obstacles. Qualitative research is a study that aims to describe events and phenomena that occur in the field and present data systematically, factually, and accurately regarding the facts that occur in the field. The results of this study show that: (1) The quality of public services in the Population and Civil Registration Service in Cipayung Village has been applied to the dimensions of tangibleness, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and emphaticness along with their indicators. However, it has not fully met the expectations of the community as users of the service. Among other things, the lack of friendly employees and the uncomfortable waiting room are lacking in meeting the criteria for indicators of the quality of public services in the Population and Civil Registration Satpel in Cipayung Village; (2) factors hindering the implementation of public services in the Population and Civil Registration Satpel in Cipayung Village are the lack of employee resources and dependence on one of the supporters of service infrastructure, namely the KTP stamp used for printing ID cards, which must wait from the central government; (3) the efforts made in overcoming obstacles are to ask for the help of officers in the village, provide training to each other's fellow employees, and always coordinate with related parties.
The Role and Strategy of Extension in the Indonesian Marine and Fisheries Sector Angkasa Putra; Sarifah Aini
Social Science Studies Vol. 3 No. 2 (2023): (Issue-March)
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Counseling as a two-way active process between the instructor and the extension worker aims to build a behavior change process. Extension officers disseminate information and provide information to the public. The process adopted adheres to the principles of being consistent and continuous, with maximum effort and thought, time-consuming and tiring, until in the end the beneficiaries of the counseling experience a change for the better. The purpose of this study is to analyze the role and strategy of extension in the marine and fisheries sector in Indonesia. Based on the studies conducted, extension officers in the marine and fisheries sector have a strategic role in determining the success of marine and fisheries development in the field. Outreach strategy for the marine and fisheries sector through structuring and increasing institutional capacity.
Social Religious Construction in the Tuatunu Indah Village Community in Facing the Covid-19 Pandemic Tyas Fadhilla salsa; Iskandar Zulkarnain; Aimie Sulaiman
Social Science Studies Vol. 3 No. 2 (2023): (Issue-March)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.47153/sss32.5992023

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The policy issued by the government in an effort to break the chain of thespread of the covid-19 virus which is stated in PP Number 21 of 2020concerning Large-Scale Restrictions (PSBB) and the fatwa issued by MUI(Indonesian Ulema Council) regarding fatwa number 14 of 2020concerning the implementation of worship in the situation of the covid-19outbreak has raised pros and cons in society. New social constructionemerges as a form of reaction from the community in responding to socialrealities and social phenomena at this time, one of which is theimplementation of the five daily prayers in the mosque. To reveal thisreality, researchers tried to analyze the behavior of the Tuatunu Indahurban community in dealing with the pandemic and explain how theprocess of forming social construction related to the co-19 pandemic. Thisresearch was conducted using a qualitative research method with aphenomenological approach. Researchers collected data using observation,interview and documentation techniques. The data analysis technique wascarried out by using data management components such as datareduction, data display and conclusion drawing. The theory used is thetheory of social construction by Peter L Berger, this theory was chosen toexplain the process of forming social construction of the Tuatunu IndahVillage community in dealing with the co-19 pandemic. The resultsshowed that community behavior in dealing with the covid-19 pandemicdepends on the role of actors, especially when conveying messages throughsurahs in the Koran and hadiths on how to deal with the covid-19pandemic. In addition, the results also show that regulations and policiesin dealing with the covid-19 pandemic have received a negative responsefrom the Tuatunu Indah community
Analysis of Structures and Levels in Communication Networks Rafinita Aditia; Neni Lefina Hektanti
Social Science Studies Vol. 3 No. 2 (2023): (Issue-March)
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Humans have a need for communication and information. Various things are done to meet these needs. By examining the communication network that is formed in an organization or community, we can find out how human behavior as individuals in finding the information needed. Writing this article aims to review and synthesize the available literature related to the analysis of structures and levels in communication networks so that they can contribute to an understanding of the analysis of structures and levels in communication networks. The results of this research show that in this communication network, there is a structure which is an arrangement of different elements that can be identified through the pattern of communication flows in a system. By knowing the structure of this communication network, several patterns of communication and interaction can be seen, so that the roles of each individual in a group can be identified. The structure of the communication network is wheel/star, Y, chain, circle, and all channels. Meanwhile for the communication network level, namely individual communication network, relationship level, group level, and network level.
The Influence of Self Service Technology, Customer Intimacy and Customer Delight on Customer Lotalty With Customer Bonding as An Intervening Variable Nevia Ramadhani; Imanda Firmantyas Putri Pertiwi
Social Science Studies Vol. 3 No. 2 (2023): (Issue-March)
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This study aims to determine how strong the influence of Self Service Technology, Customer Intimacy and Customer Delight on Customer Loyalty with Customer Bonding as an intervening variable. This study uses a quantitative method by processing primary data obtained through distributing questionnaires to the public who are customers of Bank Muamalat KCP Salatiga. The samples taken were 100 respondents, using purposive sampling technique. Then the results obtained were processed with SPSS version 20. The analysis used included descriptive statistical tests, instrument tests, path analysis regression tests, classical assumption tests, model accuracy tests and hypothesis testing. Based on the test results obtained results: self service technology has a positive effect that is not significant on customer loyalty. Customer intimacy has a significant positive effect on customer loyalty. Customer delight has an insignificant negative effect on customer loyalty. Customer bonding has a significant positive effect on customer loyalty. Self service technology does not have a significant positive effect on customer bonding. Customer intimacy has a significant positive effect on customer bonding. Customer delight has a negative effect that does not significantly affect customer bonding. Self service technology and customer delight do not mediate customer loyalty with customer bonding. Customer intimacy can mediate customer loyalty with customer bonding.
Spatial Analysis of Landslide-Prone Areas in Damer District, Maluku Barat Daya Regency, Maluku Province Henrich Rakuasa; Daniel Anthoni Sihasale; Philia Christi Latue; Yamres Pakniany; Juan Steiven Imanuel Septory
Social Science Studies Vol. 3 No. 3 (2023): (Issue-May)
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Based on historical data on landslide events, Damer District is an area prone to landslides in Southwest Maluku Regency. One of the first steps in mitigating landslides in Damer District is to map areas that have the potential for landslides. The purpose of this study was to determine the spatial distribution of landslide-prone areas in Damer District, Southwest Maluku Regency. This study uses the SMORPH method to identify and classify areas that have the potential for landslides based on the matrix between the shape of the slope and the angle of the slope. This study resulted in 4 levels of landslide potential areas, namely very low, low, medium and high potential. Villages with high landslide potential are Wulur Village and villages with very low landslide potential are Ilih Village. The results of this study also illustrate that the higher the slope accompanied by the formation of convex or concave slopes, the higher the potential for landslides to occur. The results of the research are expected to help the Southwest Maluku Regency government, especially the Damer District government, in an effort to spatial planning based on disaster mitigation.Spatial Analysis

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