Triple Helicx Conflict in Wadas Village, Bener District, Purworejo Regency

Abstract

Social conflicts in Indonesia are very complex and have various causes. Conflicts can be caused by agricultural problems, racial issues and conflicts of interest in society. The aim of this study is to analyze the chronology of the conflict, the factors causing the conflict, the forms of conflict and conflict resolution between the community, the government and the andesite mining companies in Wadas village, Bener district, Purworejo regency. The research methodology is qualitative-descriptive. The conflict that occurred in Wadas village was caused by minimal socialization, lack of openness of the village government towards the community and different interests due to the impact of mining activities. The forms of social conflict in Wadas Village were vertical and horizontal conflicts. Vertical conflicts occur between the community, the village government and the mining companies. Horizontal conflicts occur within the community itself between groups that are for or against mining due to different interests. Conflict resolution measures taken by the community, government and mining companies include negotiation, cooperation, mediation and arbitration