Existence and coexistence of the Muslim migrants
The ecopolitics roles in Papua
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This article explores Muslim migrants’ economic and political contributions to Jayapura, Papua, as well as the tensions that have emerged therein. Through observation, interviews, and a review of the literature, it investigates the influence of Muslim migrants on Papuan life, as well as Muslim migrants’ use of economic means to ensure their survival in the face of significant pressure. Although indigene – migrant relations have ebbed and flowed over time, Muslim migrants have not only influenced society through open communication and interactions with their peers, but also contributed to the social, economic, and political advancement of Papua. As such, this article recommends that future research should investigate how different elements of Papuan society recognize each other and work cooperatively and progressively towards achieving a better future
Ethnology · New guinea · Political science · Politics · Social science · Sociology · Asian Geopolitics and Ethnography · Asian Studies and History · Climate Change, Adaptation, Migration · Gender Studies · Law
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