Eksistensi Masyarakat Adat Bali Dalam Era Globalisasi (Suatu Kajian Filosofis, Yuridis dan Sosiologis)

Abstract

The establishment of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia in1945, there has not been explicitly or specifically issued a law regulating indigenouspeoples or indigenous and tribal peoples. In general, the nation in Article 18 BParagraph (2) of the 1945 Constitution, states that the State recognizes and respectsthe community unity, customary law along with its traditional rights as long as it isalive and in accordance with the development of society and the principle of NKRIas set forth in Undang- invite. Seen from sociology that the indigenous peoples ofBali are not static but dynamic, because of the development of the era, civilization,human resources and mingle with various tribes, religion, race and class. Againstthe customs, religions and cultures of Bali in such a harmonious way that a wholeunity of relationships must be preserved, protected and conserved with greatjurisdiction and sociology. The position of indigenous peoples in Bali remainsstrong even though the development of the era has been so rapid, even the positionof Desa Pakraman institution defeated the position of Desa Dinas, because for the Balinese people where custom, culture, religion are united in one very tightlybonded nafat.