Habitus in the Salt Productions Based People (Study About Mantongan: The Salt Production Workers in Surabaya)

Rosyidi, Moch. Imron; Wimatsari, Ani Dwi

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“…There are even research results Rosyidi et al [3] that without workers, salt production in areas like Surabaya will not work. Madura also contributes salt production workers who are scattered in various areas of the north coast of Java, such as Surabaya, Gresik, Sidoarjo, Pasuruan to Rembang and NTT [4], [5].…”

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“…On several issues there was a labor uprising due to pressure from the workers investors such as damaging the geomembrane tool and striking which resulted in halted salt production [5]. This occurs in an unfavorable relationship between the financier and salt production workers themselves.…”

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“…In various previous studies on salt such as research on salt farmers in Surabaya [5]. The potential for salt production can also be seen in research [4] which implies the effectiveness of salt industry institutional strengthening programs.…”

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Mapping About Bonding Relations in the Communication Network of Madura Salt Production Workers

Sofyan,

Rosyidi,

Moertijoso

2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Madura contributes salt production workers who are scattered in various areas of the north coast of Java, such as Surabaya, Gresik, Sidoarjo, Pasuruan to Rembang and NTT. However, the social network that has been built is still not visible so that in strengthening the capacity of human resources to maping empowerment activities or other activities it is still sporadic. How is the mapping of the communication network that occurs in salt production workers in Madura? This research design method can be categorized as an explanatory mixed method research. It is a research process in which quantitative data is collected through structured interviews with salt production workers and then sociogram analysis is carried out through UCINEt. Sociogram results show that some communication interactions in the bonding relationship network are still dominated. This can be seen from the nodes that look bigger and less dominant than other actors. In addition, the link (path) is still not connected between all actors. The hub also determines the sociogram map relations so that communication in bonding relationships is still dominated by only a few actors (edge) This study shows that the communication that occurs within the scope of bonding in the workers' communication network is still uneven. However, labor empowerment or coordination activities can be maximized by utilizing the position of the opinion leader who becomes the hub and center in the sociogram of salt production workers.

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Mapping About Bonding Relations in the Communication Network of Madura Salt Production Workers

Sofyan,

Rosyidi,

Moertijoso

2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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“…Around 60% of productive salt fields across Indonesia are recorded on Madura Island (Amami & Ihsannudin, 2016). In addition, the tradition of salt production in Madura not only contributes land area and production but also contributes production workers who are scattered in various areas of the Java coast, such as Surabaya, Gresik, Sidoarjo, Pasuruan to Rembang (Rosyidi Et al., 2020).…”

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“…The role of laborers in salt production activities is very significant (Rosyidi & Wimatsari, 2020). Salt production workers, besides having expertise in managing salt, also have a tradition in its management, which is very influential in the sustainability of salt production itself.…”

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Communication Network on Social Capital Relations of Salt Production Workers

Sofyan,

Rosyidi,

Moertijoso

2023

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Statistically, the production of people’s salt is still the most abundant national-scale salt production in Indonesia. Madura Island, the largest salt-producing island in Indonesia, also contributes the largest labor force in Indonesia. This shows that the potential for workers in Madura is still very significant. Therefore, this research aims to see the communication network of salt production workers in Madura. This study uses a descriptive quantitative method with a communication network analysis approach. The study shows that the mapping of social capital relations in people’s salt production can be seen from three relationships: bonding, bridging, and linking. In bonding relations, where the internal labor is still dominated by a few people, the hubs or links in the sociogram are seen to be centered on only one point. Meanwhile, the bridging relation is evenly distributed. This shows the opportunity for workers to strengthen their bias capacity with a demonstration plot mechanism and learn from others in need outside their community. Moreover, in the linking relationship, there is a wide gap in the community.

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Habitus in the Salt Productions Based People (Study About Mantongan: The Salt Production Workers in Surabaya)

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Mapping About Bonding Relations in the Communication Network of Madura Salt Production Workers

Mapping About Bonding Relations in the Communication Network of Madura Salt Production Workers

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