Authors : Andi Adri Arief, Mardiana E.Fachry, Herlina Agustina and Muh. Dalvi Mustafa
Abstract: This study aims to the forms of social capital contained in the group of flying fish fishermen the role of social capital owned by fish fly fishermen group as the development of coastal community in Bontomarannu village South Galesong district Takalar regency. The basic method in this research is analytical descriptive method with qualitative approach while the strategy used is case study. This research was conducted in Bontomarannu village, South Galesong district as one of the group of fly fish fishermen still using traditional method. Determination of informants conducted by snowball sampling where there are 35 informants used in this study. The results showed the form of social capital that is contained in a group of fisherman fly fishing encompasses a networking as opening the way between the own capital (punggawa) and fishermen (sawi) to be able to cooperate in work relations in the fisherman group flying fish which then creates the trust deep fishermen against the owner that framed by the existence of norm in group not only apply at work relation but have come to daily life of punggawa and sawi in coastal community Bontomarannu village. The type of social capital owned by the flying fish fishermen group is social capital that is binding (exclusive), cause the difficulty of information flow into the group of flying fish fishermen. Social capital owned by flying fish fishermen group can be used as a bridge in the provision of development policies in the coastal community by utilize the position of punggawa as a policy give tied with norms and cultural values prevailing in the community life of flying fish fishermen community in Bontomarannu village.
Andi Adri Arief, Mardiana E.Fachry, Herlina Agustina and Muh. Dalvi Mustafa, 2015. Identification and Analysis of Social Capitalin Flying Fish Fishermen Group for Coastal Community Development in Takalar Regency (Case Study Bontomarannu Village, South Galesong District). Journal of Fisheries International, 10: 1-5.