Modal Sosial Pedagang Kaki Lima Dalam Memanfaatkan Ruang Publik Untuk Berjualan di Pasar Besar Malang

Abstract

The Big Market of Malang is one of the markets that has an important role in contributing to regional and community income, especially street vendors. The sustainability of the street vendor business is certainly very much influenced by the values ​​that are built through social capital trust and social networks in running their business. This research aims to understand how social capital is built by street vendors so that they can utilize public space to sell in the Big Market of Malang. The research method used is a qualitative research method. The results of this research are that the social capital of trust is well established between fellow street vendors, land owners, and with the Market Service that produces reciprocity among fellow stakeholders, so that the public space of the road corridors and parking lots in PBM is multi-functional. The proper road and parking functions overlap with the economic functions of the street vendors which have an impact on the emergence of social interaction as compensation for flexible use of space, according to the agreement.