“HUKUM PERKEBUNAN: Sejarah dan Latarbelakangnya” provides a comprehensive overview of the legal history of plantations in Indonesia. The book covers the period from 1945 to 2019, detailing the state policies and government regulations related to plantations. It explores the intricate relationship between plantation law and Indonesia’s socio-political context, including periods of war, military rule, civil emergencies, and economic challenges. The author’s research draws from over 6,325 legal sources, making it a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of plantation law in Indonesia.

Dr. Gunanegara, SH, M.Hum delves into several key themes related to plantation law in Indonesia:

Historical Context: The book provides a historical overview of plantations, tracing their development from colonial times to the present day. It explores how legal frameworks evolved alongside political changes and economic shifts.

Legal Frameworks: Dr. Gunanegara examines the legal structures governing plantations, including land tenure, property rights, and labor regulations. He discusses relevant legislation, decrees, and court decisions.

Social Impact: The author analyzes the impact of plantation policies on local communities, workers, and the environment. This includes discussions on land conflicts, labor conditions, and sustainability.

Economic Considerations: The book explores the economic significance of plantations in Indonesia, addressing issues such as productivity, investment, and market dynamics.

Government Policies: Dr. Gunanegara sheds light on government interventions, subsidies, and incentives aimed at promoting or regulating the plantation sector.

Overall, the book offers a comprehensive understanding of the legal, social, and economic dimensions of plantations in Indonesia. (Bing, 27/07/2024)