relation: https://eprints.untirta.ac.id/58836/
title: KEADILAN DISTRIBUTIF MASYARAKAT DESA BATUKUDA (STUDI KASUS INDUSTRI TAMBANG PASIR)
creator: AROFAH, IIN
subject: HM Sociology
description: The sand mining industry in Batukuda Village has both positive and negative   impacts. The positive impact of sand mining can create jobs for the surrounding   community, while the negative impact can cause land degradation and result in   unequal distribution of resource benefits. This study uses John Rawls's theory of   distributive justice (1971) as its analysis and theoretical review.  This study aims to examine distributive justice in the Batukuda Village community.   This study uses a case study method with a qualitative approach. The formal object   of this study is the theory of distributive justice, while the material object is the   problems arising from environmental injustice.  The results and discussion of this study indicate that distributive justice has not yet   been realized in the Batukuda Village community. Consequently, the Batukuda   Village community experiences conflict between the upper-class community   structure, the mining sector, and the lower-class community structure, the   community most impacted by the sand mining. This study concludes that the   distributive justice achieved by the Batukuda Village community meets the   standards of fulfilling the principles of equal freedom and equality. The principle   of equal freedom has not succeeded in maintaining private property rights, namely   the retention of land and buildings owned by the Batukuda Village community. The   principle of equality is illustrated by the lack of compensation received by affected   communities, leading those most affected to pursue livelihood strategies by seeking   opportunities from the sand mine, such as collecting fees from passing trucks or   becoming road sweepers. The Batukuda Village government's role is limited to   mediating between the sand mine and the community. This study recommends that   the Batukuda Village community initiate a collective movement to achieve   distributive justice.
date: 2026-02-27
type: Thesis
type: NonPeerReviewed
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identifier: https://eprints.untirta.ac.id/58836/1/Iin%20Arofah_2290210004_FULLTEXT.pdf
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identifier: https://eprints.untirta.ac.id/58836/9/Iin%20Arofah_2290210004_LAMP.pdf
identifier:   AROFAH, IIN  (2026) KEADILAN DISTRIBUTIF MASYARAKAT DESA BATUKUDA (STUDI KASUS INDUSTRI TAMBANG PASIR).  S1 thesis, UNIVERSITAS SULTAN AGENG TIRTAYASA.