eprintid: 27787
rev_number: 9
eprint_status: archive
userid: 1211
dir: disk0/00/02/77/87
datestamp: 2015-10-30 02:03:35
lastmod: 2017-01-12 00:38:37
status_changed: 2015-10-30 02:03:35
type: conference_item
metadata_visibility: show
creators_name: Syamsir, 
title: MARGINALIZED COMMUNITY (STREET VENDORS) DEVELOPMENT 
FOR DEVELOPING  DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY
ispublished: pub
subjects: pendidikan_ips
divisions: fis_pend_ips
full_text_status: public
pres_type: paper
abstract: This study generally aimed to find a model of marginalized community development of street vendors in an effort to improve the welfare of society, particularly marginalized urban community in Payakumbuh, West Sumatra. While specifically this study aimed to get an overview of: 1) motivation of  the street vendors to choose the work (profession) as street vendors, 2) the City Government's efforts in the development of street vendors, and 3) the degree of success of the development program of street vendors by the City Government. This study was conducted through quantitative and qualitative approaches and using the field study. Data collected through questionnaire, interview, observation and documentation study in several government agencies and the street vendors in Payakumbuh, West Sumatra Province. For quantitative data the researcher used proportional stratified random sampling technique. As for the qualitative data, the researcher identified informants using purposive and snowball sampling technique. Qualitative data were analyzed through interactive models of analysis. While quantitative data were analyzed through descriptive statistical analysis in the form of frequency, percentage, and mean (average). The findings of this study indicate that: 1) Motivation to work as street vendors in Payakumbuh is driven more by the own desires of street vendors because of the demands of their daily economic needs; 2) Development of marginal urban (street vendors) communities by Payakumbuh Government has been running quite well; and 3) The level of success of the street vendors development programs by the Payakumbuh Government during the time is still categorized as quite well, especially when it is measured based on capital movement of the street vendors.

Keywords:    Marginal Communities, Street Vendors (PKL), Capital Movement, Democratic Economy

Sub-Theme:  Entrepreneurship, Economic, and Development
date: 2015
event_title: 9th International Conference on Malaysia-Indonesia Relations (PAHMI 9) Faculty Of Social Sciences Yogyakarta State University
event_type: workshop
refereed: FALSE
citation:   Syamsir  (2015) MARGINALIZED COMMUNITY (STREET VENDORS) DEVELOPMENT FOR DEVELOPING DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY.  In: 9th International Conference on Malaysia-Indonesia Relations (PAHMI 9) Faculty Of Social Sciences Yogyakarta State University.     
document_url: http://eprints.uny.ac.id/27787/1/Syamsir%20Full%20Paper_SYAMSIR_UNPPadang%20for%20PAHMI%20Yogyakarta%20English%20%20Version%20OK%20%282%29.doc