LAW OF SPACE: FROM THE ECONOMIC ORIENTATIONTO THE JUSTICE WELFARE (Study of Regional Policy in Spatial Planning)

Abstract

Spatial planning policy in the region was initially seen as limited to meet the growth of development and
oriented to efforts to achieve the target of economic growth. Such spatial planning policy does not take into
consideration the purpose of the arrangement and use of space in accordance with its designation. The problems studied are how the development of spatial law in a regional policy, as well as what efforts can be done
to change the orientation of spatial policy towards a just welfare. The research method used was non-doctrinal
with socio-legal approach. The result of the study explains the control of spatial use in the region is set forth
in the form of Local Regulation, at the level of policy implementation violation of land conversion. The implications of the violation of land use change have juridical consequences, but law enforcement efforts against
spatial violations have not been done optimally. Therefore, it is necessary to reconstruct regional policies in
the spatial plan which are prepared comprehensively and integrated by analyzing all aspects and basic development factors with data and spatial maps, so that this policy besides giving welfare, also presenting the
values of justice