| Summary: | Starting from Javanese Kingdoms to Indonesian government is the span of important
periods on how ever changing policy regimes in the history of forest management in Java.
But, the implementation of forest resources control and management still maintained today
hasn�t been accepted by every party, including the resistance of the forest farmers of Temulus
Village, District Randublatung, Blora which is still ongoing. The forest farmers of Temulus
Village forest use patterns often conflict with forest resources management policy by the
state. The dominant prespective of the state often makes the forest farmers of Temulus Village
increasingly marginal and structurally repressed.
The big question that would like to answered by this research is, why does forest
management policies which have been planned and implemented in RPH Kedungsambi area
cause the forest farmers of Temulus Village� resistance to this day? This study aims to find
out forest resources management policy in RPH Kedungsambi area, resistance of the forest
farmers of Temulus Village, alternative policy strategy by using regulatory negotiation. The
study was conducted by using a discriptive qulitative method with a phenomenalogikal
approach. The data used were primary and secondary data obtained through: (1) data
collection in the form of documents and clipping browsing through print, (2) direct
observation, (3) in-depth interviews, (4) FGD (Focus Group Discussion)-group discussion.
The data were collected were then analyzed using qualitative technique.
The results of this study that : (1) state-based forest resources management policies
don�t side with forest farmers� interest, causing closed resistances in New Order government
era and open resistances in Reformation government era. The government�s efforts to remove
communities from forests and erase traditional rights of forest farmers on forest cause
tension and conflicts, as well as threatening forest conservation
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