Skripsi
STRATEGI KEAMANAN MARITIM INDONESIA DALAM MENGHADAPI KONFLIK LAUT CHINA SELATAN TAHUN 2021 – 2024
The maritime dispute that has taken place in the South China Sea area since 2014 until now has affected the political and security dynamics in the Southeast Asian region, especially for countries that have a direct overlap area in the South China Sea area. This poses a major challenge to maritime security as well as the sovereignty of countries in the region. Although Indonesia is not the main claimant country in the South China Sea dispute, China's unilateral claim based on the nine-dash line map has entered Indonesia's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), especially around the Natuna Islands area, thus posing various threats to regional sovereignty and stability. There have been several maritime violations committed by Chinese-flagged vessels, including the China Coastguard, fishing boats, and hydrographic survey vessels. Based on these various violations, Indonesia needs to increase maritime security in securing Indonesia's maritime sovereignty in the North Natuna Sea Area, which is directly adjacent to the South China Sea Area. This research aims to describe Indonesia's maritime strategy through maritime diplomacy proposed by Christian Le Miére in facing the threat of South China Sea conflict. The research method in the related research is a qualitative descriptive used to describe in detail Indonesia's strategic efforts in securing maritime sovereignty to face the threat of the South China Sea conflict. Research data is obtained through literature studies such as books, journals, electronic data, reports to official websites. Indonesia's maritime security strategy based on the concept of maritime diplomacy initiated by Christian Le Miére can be described through three points, including cooperative diplomacy, persuasive diplomacy, and coersive diplomacy.