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Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Riau, Indonesia.
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Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Riau, Indonesia
Abstract
This research model explored the fishermen's conflict management due to illegal fishing in the coastal waters of Meranti Island, a marine area that is inseparable from the territory of the Republic of Indonesia. The potential of the area for its natural marine resources is an opportunity to be exploited by various parties, both local and international. The research objectives were to produce a sustainable model for fishermen conflicts management as results of illegal fishing in the coastal waters of Kabupaten of Meranti; these could be achieved: (1) The existing conditions of fishermen conflicts in the waters of Kabupaten of Meranti (2) Fishermen Conflicts Management Model as results of illegal fishing in the waters of Kabupaten of Meranti. The methodology employed was descriptive qualitative. The data collection technique was carried out by observation, interviews, and documents related to research. The research result shows that fishing grounds in other countries have started to run out, while it is still promising in Indonesia. The abundance of fish in Indonesian seas makes foreign fishermen tempted to exploit Indonesian seas illegally, particularly on the coast of Meranti Island, Riau province.
Rani, F., & Ismadianto, I. (2024). The Fishermen Conflicts Management As Results Of Illegal Fishing In Coastal Waters Of Meranti Island. Geopolitics Quarterly, (), 34-61.
MLA
Faisyal Rani; Ismadianto Ismadianto. "The Fishermen Conflicts Management As Results Of Illegal Fishing In Coastal Waters Of Meranti Island". Geopolitics Quarterly, , , 2024, 34-61.
HARVARD
Rani, F., Ismadianto, I. (2024). 'The Fishermen Conflicts Management As Results Of Illegal Fishing In Coastal Waters Of Meranti Island', Geopolitics Quarterly, (), pp. 34-61.
VANCOUVER
Rani, F., Ismadianto, I. The Fishermen Conflicts Management As Results Of Illegal Fishing In Coastal Waters Of Meranti Island. Geopolitics Quarterly, 2024; (): 34-61.
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