TY  - JOUR
ID  - digilib8270
UR  - https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/8270/
A1  - ABDUR ROZAKI, -
Y1  - 2005/12/01/
N2  - Modernization that creates globalization, in one hand, shed a
light of hope on various easiness. In other hand, however, it
also marginalize the poor (both people and states) to be kept in
their marginal position.
Indonesia, which has struggled to escape from the monetary
and economic crisis since the late of 1997, is finally entrapped
in the deadly trap of the usurers of global capitalism. In this
context Indonesia inevitably should accept the principles of free
trade such as privatization, liberalization and deregulation in
its politico-economy policies. That acceptance has resulted in
the privatization of many stated-owned enterprises (BUMN,
Badan Usaha Milik Negara), especially the enterprises engaged
in strategic sectors such as telecommunication, water and oil.
As the final result, various natural wealth, which ideally are
used for the sake of public welfare, fall into foreign capitalists
through their enterprises operating in Indonesia.
This paper attempts to discover what the negative impact of
globalization for rural community is. It also offers solutions on
what should the rural community do in their struggle toward
self-empowerment, including through the development of supra
structural and infrastructural basis as well as community-based
leadership accompanied by certain contracts.
JF  - Aplikasia VOL VI NO 2 DESEMBER 2005
KW  - kemiskinan
KW  -  globalisasi
TI  - GLOBALISASI DAN KEMISKINAN DESA
AV  - public
ER  -