Etnisiti atau Anomie? Analisis Sosiologikal Peristiwa Pergaduhan Beramai-rarnai di Petaling Jaya Selatan

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  • KAMARUDDIN M. SAID (Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, kms1988@ukm.my) Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

Abstract

This article discusses several sociological implications derived from a field research on the ethnic-related collective fightings which took place in Petaling Jaya Selatan in March 2001, which is now notoriously known as the "Kampung Medan Incident ". The discussion draws upon several related concepts: anomie, ethnicity, social distance, class, hate crimes, gangsterism and collective behaviour: Further; the discussion touches upon the possibility of approaching this subject matter from the symbolic-interactionism and anomic perspetives.Key words: ethnic relations in Malaysia, collective behaviour; anomie, classABSTRAKArtikel ini membincangkan beberapa aspek implikasi sosiologikal hasil penyelidikan terhadap pergaduhan antara-etnik yang terjadi di Petaling Jaya Selatan pada Mac 2OO1 yang kini dikenali sebagai "Peristiwa Kampung Medan ". Implikasi ini dibincangkan dengan menggunakan beberapa konsep yang relevan seperti anomie, etnisiti, jarak sosial, kelas, jenayah benci, gangsterisme dan kelakuan kolektif. Turut dibincangkan ialah kemungkinan peristiwa ini boleh dianalisis secara teoritis daripada sudut pandangan interaksi-simbolik dan anomie.Kata kunci: hubungan etnik di Malaysia, kelakuan kolektif anomie, kelas

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2002-01-02

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Vol. 60 No. 1 (2002): AKADEMIKA 60

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