The dialectics of jungle people and modern law in the life of the jungle people in Jambi province Indonesia
This paper explains the dialectic of the family law of the jungle and modern law in the midst of the social struggle of the people who experience changes in legal awareness as a consequence of interaction with external law or modern law. Using qualitative, descriptive, and analytical approach; as...
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Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
2020
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| Online Access: | http://journalarticle.ukm.my/16241/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/16241/1/45165-145538-1-SM.pdf |
| Summary: | This paper explains the dialectic of the family law of the jungle and modern law in the midst of the
social struggle of the people who experience changes in legal awareness as a consequence of
interaction with external law or modern law. Using qualitative, descriptive, and analytical approach;
as a field research that focuses on legal awareness, this paper concludes that there has been a
major change in the legal awareness of the family of the jungle people who initially still used
ancestral doctrine received from their parents for generations to the law accommodating and
assimilative. These changes are actually the impact of a long struggle that specifically occurred in
the transition period leading up to reform until now. This is very likely to occur continuously and
dynamically according to changes in the awareness of the next family law that is influenced by the
social context of society that occurs between them. In addition, the dynamics of family law
awareness in the jungle of the people in Jambi was supported by the policies of the Jambi
provincial government and national and global developments. |
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