TY  - JOUR
T1  - Autonomy Dispute: Between Glitter of Gold and Conservation (Case Study on
Traditional Gold Mining in Kaili Custom Community at Poboya, Palu)
AU - Zainuddin, Sulthan AU - Maddukelleng, A. AU - Sumarni, Z.Hj. 
JO  - The Social Sciences
VL  - 13
IS  - 8
SP  - 1324
EP  - 1327
PY  - 2018
DA  - 2001/08/19
SN  - 1818-5800
DO  - sscience.2018.1324.1327
UR  - https://makhillpublications.co/view-article.php?doi=sscience.2018.1324.1327
KW  - Conflict
KW  -authority
KW  -custom community
KW  -people`s mining
KW  -perspective
KW  -opposing
AB  - The presence of conflict involving the custom community, the government and the corporation are
caused by a different understanding of seeing the natural resources. This different understanding has caused
a different management and utilization of natural resources. It often leads to a conflict of interest among the
government, corporation and local community. According to the macro perspective, this research actually aims
to explore the questions about the management conflict of Poboya HRD, actors involved in getting access and
control of HRD, the group that get impacts of benefits and loss from the relation between the existing authority
and custom people’s representatives in the middle of it. In giving direction and clarity of methodology in this
research, multi-paradigms that is critical paradigm and constructive paradigm are used. To overcome the
conflict, the researcher looked at Marx, views on class conflict and the presence of opposing actions:
Dahrendorf’s views on domination of the government power towards public domain and Randall Collin’s views
on the control of a group of people on resources. By using the conflict perspectives coated with ecology-politic
perspective, this research shows that the conflict happening in Poboya is a dispute among the actors of
different ideologies. Those who act on behalf of "custom", together with a number of local ORNOP
(ecopopulism) build community power to dominate and get an access to HRD in Poboya. This cannot be
separated from the presence of a group of ideologists and custom community and "shared authority" in the
local political elites due to double interests. On the other hand, the custom community which should have
become the final "shelter" for natural resource conservation has in fact, become involved in the dispute itself.
If this did not manage well, Poboya would be trapped in "natural resources curse": a country that is rich in
natural resources (gold) but its people live in poverty.
ER  -