This article is a qualitative research which aiming to determine the impact of CPI reclamation on the livelihood resilience of fishermen's households. The informants were selected purposively with the main criteria have been in the fishing profession since before the reclamation. The data were obtained through interviews, observation, documentation, and focus group discussions with fishermen groups and community leaders. The results of the study found that coastal reclamation has had an ecological impact on fishing communities whose lives depend on marine ecological resources as their main livelihood; in addition, other impacts caused are the distance traveled to catch fish and market the catch to fish auctions causing high operational costs that must be incurred compared to before reclamation. The forms of livelihood resilience carry out by fishermen such as carrying out livelihood strategies, optimizing social and physical capital owned, as well as asset and financial management.

An Eco-friendly Housing is an alternative choice of housing emerged along with the development of environmental discourse. The environmental discourse is commodified in the process of producing spatial space to increase the value of the product mark, which is the house. Commodification is defined as turning non-commodity goods into a commodity goods or adding value to a commodity goods, thus the value is more valuable than before, and it can be traded for profit. This study used a descriptive research with a qualitative approach to describe the current phenomenon taking place. The study was conducted in the Bukit Baruga Housing, Makassar, which is a housing developed with the concept of an environmental insight since 1996. With knowledge related to environmental discourse and power over capital possessed by the development company, it presents a simulation spaces with various signs and symbols of environmental insight. The process of commodification is carried out by the developer company through three stages, which are the stage of planning and development, marketing, and management.

This study aims to understand the symbolic change of meaning in the ceremony tedong Rambu Solo' or traditional rituals of death in people Aluk Todolok trust of Tana Toraja in South Sulawesi. The approach uses qualitative descriptive study, with the type of survey research. The focus of research is the symbolic meaning tedong (animal sacrifice) in the form of a buffalo in a traditional ritual in the community. Data analysis started from heuristic process (collecting data), criticism or verification, interpretation (interpretation) and writing the facts. The results showed that tedong in Tana Toraja society has a very high significance in social interactions in Tana Toraja society, especially in the implementation of the customary ritual of death according Aluk Todolok confidence. Tedong is a symbol of the meaning of the rules governing the implementation of the funeral ceremony, tedong has meaning economically for the community in social, economic, and cultural as very high economic value and tedong has the meaning of religion as in any death ceremony tedong be the primary measure of the ceremony as the sacrificial animals so tedong has a philosophical meaning, socio-cultural, economic, and religious.

This study aims to determine the characteristics of street vendors and what are the impacts of PKL activities on the use of public space in Losari Beach, Makassar City. For this reason, the author uses descriptive analysis method with a qualitative approach. Data were collected through field notes, in-depth personal interviews, direct observations and documentary reviews so as to triangulate the evidence. As in other cities, people in Makassar City choose locations to trade by utilizing the city's potential public space. In the activity of the street vendors, they use the public space of the city such as sidewalks, road bodies and the courtyard of shops. The use of public space has become a characteristic that is identical with the existence of street vendors. But on the other hand public spaces are also used by other user groups, which also require space for their activities in the public space. One of the main public spaces in the city of Makassar is the Losari beach that has been reclaimed and revitalized to increase public space which is cleaner and far from being slum, of course, contrary to the presence of street vendors. The existence of street vendors on the Losari beach platform that is not in accordance with its designation because it utilizes public space will have a social impact on the merchant itself and for other residents of the public space users.

Indonesian is located in the equatorial region,between the continents of Asia and Australia which exclusively connects the economies of developed countries. In addition, Indonesia is also located between 2 oceans, namely the Pacific and the Indian Ocean, which makes a connecting area between countries in East Asia and Southeast Asia and South Asia. The purpose of this study is to find out: (1) problems and problems solving regarding the emergence of maritime terrorism issues from a social science perspective. (2) problems and solutions to Indonesia’s problems in realizing the vision of the world’s maritime axis from a social science perspective.This study uses defense theory from Brigadier General (Purn) Makmur Supriyanto in his book “About Defense Science” and sea power theory from Alfred Thayer Mahan using secondary data, data collection techniques through library research and qualitative data analysis to reach conclusions. Based on the result of the research, it shows that since the collapse of the WTC building in September 2011 and the Bali bombing, Indonesia has provided information on terrorism and activelty participated in the war on terror policy proclaimed by the United States. From a social science perspective, Indonesia can minimize the emergence of maritime terrorism issues using defense theory. The main idea of the vision of the world maritime axis is to develop maritime characteristics and emphasize the “archipelagic book” namely the insight that Indonesian waters are an economic potential and national strength. From a social science perspective, Indonesia can realize the vision of the world’s maritime axis by using the sea power theory. From the two problems described above, we can solve both using the concept of maritime security.