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Displacement and Adaptation: Socio-Ecological Impacts of Nusantara’s Capital Relocation on Coastal and Agrarian Communities in East Borneo
The paper examines how the development of Nusantara’s Capital City poses displacement risks across agrarian and coastal communities in Sepaku, Pamaluan, and Janebora. The research conceptualizes displacement as the accumulation process between “pre-existing land concessions prior to the city constru
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