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Australasian Journal of Social Science

Year: 2015 | Volume: 1 | Issue: 1 | Page No.: 34-41
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Selvi Tebaiy

Fredinan Yulianda

Achmad Fahrudin

Ismudi Muchsin

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Manjo Customary Law in Fisheries Management System at Youtefa Bay Jayapura Papua

Selvi Tebaiy, Fredinan Yulianda, Achmad Fahrudin and Ismudi Muchsin
The purpose of this study is to explain sociocultural condition of people at Youtefa bay and Manjo customary law practice in utilizing and managing fisheries resource. Used qualitative method in this study consists of three stages, namely field observation, interview key infromants and literature study, then those will be analyzed descriptively. Obtained results in this study showed firstly, location of Manjo customary law practice is explained by tribe and kinship, social structure of community and consumption pattern described by communal life that obeys to applied customary law as a part of heriditarily customary. The mechanism of Manjo customary law was explained based on principles of pre-existing system, namely right, rules, monitoring, accountability and enforcement, sanctions and authority or leadership. Gender system found in Manjo customary law pratice is based on sharing role and responsibility to fisheries resource. Manjo customary law is a fisheries resource management that aims to conservation action as well as sustainable resource for the future.
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