the customary village hegemony in bali towards minority groups

For the balinese, customary villages are social realities that are accepted as given. it exists as asocial institution that competes with existing institutions, especially government agencies such as theservice village. its existence is only felt when it clashes with rights that intersect with heterogeneouscommunity life in ethnicity and religion. in this study, the customary village is understood as animportant institution that must be given space because of the history and also the role that has been playedin maintaining the security and comfort of bali. but in the perspective of minority groups, its presencebecomes a hegemonic institution that threatens the diversity of balinese society.through a deconstructionapproach, customary villages in bali province regulation no. 4 of 2019, is expected to continue toprovide benefits to build togetherness in plurality.