CORRUPTION AS ONE OF THE CULTURAL CULTURE IN INDONESIA (CASE STUDY RUTAN SIALANG BUNGKUK-PEKANBARU)

Rinaldi, Kasmanto (2017) CORRUPTION AS ONE OF THE CULTURAL CULTURE IN INDONESIA (CASE STUDY RUTAN SIALANG BUNGKUK-PEKANBARU). In: PROCEEDING International Conference on Social Economic Education and Humaniora (ICoSEEH), 08 - 10 November 2017, Pekanbaru, Riau, Indonesia.

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Abstract

A number of complex problems overshadowing the Social Service Institution in Indonesia, in reality, behind the massive walls and sturdy buildings and its conserved wire, the Conservation Society has interactional relationships and agreements among communities and officers within the Penitentiary, essentially undermining a system that can work well at Lembaga Pemasyarkatan. This plays a role in increasing violations of rules and culture of corruption through illegal levies within the Penitentiary. Social relations within the Penitentiary are formed based on the context of interests and needs, where the bonds are very fluid and easily changed through interpersonal negotiations, ie prisoners and officers. They seek to create and maintain informal agreements that induce a culture of corruption within the institutions of expansion, in addition to the enforcement of formal rules through social relations in Prison. This is what eventually leads to a point of non-synchronization of personal needs and interests between prison community residents and officers who took place in the Sungkang Sialang Bungkuk Hospital, Pekanbaru City, which resulted in a large riot until the release of hundreds of prison citizens from Sungkalong Prison House.

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