KLASIFIKASI PENETAPAN DAERAH TERDEPAN, TERLUAR DAN TERTINGGAL (DAERAH 3T) DALAM REGULASI INDONESIA
Abstract
Management of state boundaries is very necessary and important to provide legal certainty regarding the scope of a country's territory, authority to manage state territory, and sovereign rights. However, it is necessary to observe whether the management of state boundaries so far has provided legal certainty, especially regarding the scope of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia. Considering that so far the management of the country's territorial boundaries has not been maximized which has made two Indonesian islands separated from the territory of the Republic of Indonesia. This article aims to find out how capable a regulation is of providing standard meaning regarding the management of state boundaries, especially regarding what is meant by "frontier", "outermost", and "underdeveloped" areas, and how this regulation is able to classify border areas which in practice termed frontier, outermost and lagging regions. The research method used in this study is a normative approach supported by various library materials, such as reading literature in the form of books, journals, articles in online media, and papers which are then analyzed qualitatively. Basically there are areas that have different characteristics but are placed in the same classification, and there are also areas that have the same characteristics but are placed in different classifications. The Frontier and Outermost Regions have the same position on the state border, while the difference lies in their social conditions. Leading and Disadvantaged Regions have in common the same social conditions, while the difference lies in their position. Between the Outermost and Disadvantaged Regions do not have anything in common.
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