Analisis Relasi Aktor dengan Sistem Pemerintahan Tradisional di Desa Parlondut Kabupaten Samosir
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2023Author
Gultom, Yohansen Wyckliffe
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Bengkel
Nasution, Muhammad Arifin
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The research discusses the relation of actor at the level of village, especially in Par/ond11t Vi 
llage, Samosir Regency, which is described since the era of Ancient Batak, Dutch  colonial  empire, 
 Japanese  colonial  empire,  Old  Order,  New  Order  until Reformation era. The relation of actor 
is discussed based on the perspective of Power Cube theory by John Gaventa (2006), based on the 
level, space, form, and expression between actors. Then, the domination of  power in the relation 
(power over relation) and the values preserved  (power to relation) between actors (Nugroho,  
2009:7) are also discussed. This qualitative research employs qualitative descriptive method and 
data collection techniques used are in-depth interview and library research. The result indicates  
that  there  is  a  different  domination  between  actor  relation  (power  over relation) in each 
period of power at the level of village. In addition, based on the aspect of either relation and 
value (power to relation), it is found that there is a value structure that is still preserved, 
such as  Dalihan Na Tofu and Marsiadapari which have heen implemented since  the  traditional  
governance  of   Ancient   Balak,   Dutch  period, Japanese  period,  and  Old  Order  through  
hula  and  habiuson  governance.  As  the resolution for the conflict in Parlondut  Village of 
Samosir Regency, the existence of indigenous community is stillacknowledged but not in the form 
ofan indigenous village due to the existence of supportingregulation at the level of regency 
(Article  I00 ofLaw No. 6 o/2014). Therefore, the traditional  values of  Balak Toba which are 
preserved can  be  a  solution  to  be  practiced  through  BPD (Village  Consultative  Body)  as  
a guidance for the ingenious society
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