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Legal Pluralism in Environmental Management: Evidence from Bali, Indonesia

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Community-based enforcement mechanisms provide resilient sustainability strategies in Bali's unique legal context.
The coexistence of customary law and state regulations presents challenges like authority fragmentation and legal uncertainty.
Research utilizes a normative juridical method to assess legal frameworks in Balinese villages, including Penglipuran and Ubud.
Improving the legal recognition of indigenous institutions can lead to more effective and adaptive environmental management.

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This research demonstrates the role of indigenous institutions in environmental governance, highlighting tensions and synergies with state laws.

Aldyan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This research demonstrates the role of indigenous institutions in environmental governance, highlighting tensions and synergies with state laws.