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The Structural and Cultural Role to the Family House Hold of Self-employment Woman in Malang Regency, Indonesia

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  • Darsono Wisadirana

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Family is also the first pillar to meet the social, economic, psychological and culture aspect to the individual. In prostitution aspect, someone who decides to be self-employment woman can be known from the socialization style in the family. Because of that, it is important to know about family role and function in solving prostitution problem. Therefore, the problem is how the structural and cultural role is occupied by each family member in the daily life of house hold. This research aims to analyze the process of someone to be self-employment woman from the aspect of instilling the moral and norm by each family member, analyze the social relation in the family, one of whose member is a self-employment woman, and analyze the function which is acted by each member to the self-employment woman. This research used Functional Imperatives Talcott Parson theory to analyze the structural and cultural role of self-employment woman’s family. The methodology used in this case was qualitative research design. The result of the research shows the economic factor. Besides the factor of young marriage culture which causes the divorce. After divorce, the women start to work as self-employment woman. Lacking of the education awareness can be one of the causes in increasing the number of self-employment woman. Lacking of communication among the family can cause the parents are not able to keep the children from social deviation. Social deviation which has been occupied for long time can be human habit and common activity in society.

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  • Darsono Wisadirana, 2017. "The Structural and Cultural Role to the Family House Hold of Self-employment Woman in Malang Regency, Indonesia," International Journal of Social Science Studies, Redfame publishing, vol. 5(3), pages 30-36, March.
  • Handle: RePEc:rfa:journl:v:5:y:2017:i:3:p:30-36
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