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VOL. 12, ISSUE 3 (2026)
Correlation of increasing number of tourists with crime rate in Sumenep regency in social disorganization theory
Authors
Tolib Effendi, Rina Yulianti
Abstract
Tourism is one of the initiatives aimed at improving people's well-being and regional development facilities. The growth in the number of tourist visitors in Sumenep Regency was linked to a rise in the region's crime rate. Related to social disorganization theory, this study seeks to investigate the concrete relationship between a rise in tourists visiting and an increase in crime rates. In the Sumenep Regency area, this studies use empirical research method with original data gathered from various agencies. Based on the concept of Conditio sine qua non and an increase in crime in specific forms with certain conditions, there is a concrete connection between increased tourist visitors and increased crime rates. The ratio of crime areas has shifted, particularly in areas with tourism potential.
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Pages:442-448
How to cite this article:
Tolib Effendi, Rina Yulianti "Correlation of increasing number of tourists with crime rate in Sumenep regency in social disorganization theory". International Journal of Law, Vol 12, Issue 3, 2026, Pages 442-448

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