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Empowering translation students through the use of digital technologies -- M.A.H. SismatThe role of university on economic development in heritage tourism area -- V.A. Qurrata, S. Merlinda, V. PurnamasariFormulation of curriculum moderation on religious mentoring: Case study from three public universities in Indonesia -- A.M. Nasih, A. Sultoni, T. ThoriquttyasTeacher's professional coaching to improve the teaching abilities of teachers in the era of the ASEAN economic community -- A. Imron, B. B. Wiyono, I. Gunawan, B. R. Saputra, D. B. Perdana, S. Hadi, A. AbbasExploring the relationship among polarity, subjectivity, and clusters characteristics of visitor review on tourist destination in Malang -- A. Larasati, J. Sayono, E. Mohamad, A. Purnomo, M. Farhan, P. RahmawatiStigma and dilemma: An ethnographic review on the medical personnel of the COVID-19 referenced hospital -- D. W. Apriadi, D. Mawarni, M. SaputraCharacter value Curriculum 2013 in traditional house typical of Batang Batang Sumenep village as a response to socio-cultural changes -- M. R. GunawanFun and creative learning with discovery learning in Islamic economic (technological approach) -- V. A. Qurrata, S.Merlinda, R. D. L. PuteriDon't they seem normal? Indonesian teachers reading gender biased folktale -- E. Eliyanah, A. ZahroPerformance library in improving reading culture during of pandemic Covid-19 -- A. Asari, R. Mahdi, D. Widyartono, P.D. Anggari, P. Adi, K.M. Raharjo, A.B.N.R. Putra, I.A. ZakariaThe development of instructional materials for reading literacy with WISE based - E.T. Priyatni, A.R. As'ari, Nurchasanah, SuharyadiAchievements and barriers to River School Community in the conservation of the Brantas Watershed - A. Tanjung, A. Kodir, S. Zubaidah, M. Syaifulloh, S.P. YunitaDevelopment of road infrastructure to support development of village tourism - H.Siswanto, Pranoto, C. P. Dewi, B. SupriyantoProblems of online learning in borderland of Indonesia in the Covid-19 pandemic - A. Sultoni, E.P. Priyatni, A.M. Nasih, A. Zahro, Juharyanto, IbrohimIntegrating gender and religion: Social transformation for strengthening identity among Indonesian Migrant Workers - Anggaunitakiranantika, P.P.AnzariInnovation in batik tulis with ICT technology for sustainability design - F. Abdullah, B.T. Wardoyo, A.M. AdnanThe influence of administrative literacy on employee's performance on the perspective of gender among local government administration staffs - A. Winarno, ZulaikahImpact of ecological landscape changes toward community life in Southern Malang during 19th-20th Century - L. Ayundasari, J. Sayono, S. D. UtariReading culture development with optimizing digital library services during the pandemic - A. Asari, I.A. Zakaria, A. Prasetyawan, M. Safii, T. Kurniawan, L. A. Rahmania, C. FajarThose who are forgotten: The existence of Ketoprak Rukun Karya in Sumenep Madura, 1976-2000s - J. Sayono, R. Ridhoi, N. Jauhari, N. Jauhari, I. H. A. Siddiq, A. Prasetyawan, N. A. D. RestantiReligious discourse, cyberspace and the social media: A trajectory from Muslim Millennial's perspective - T. Thoriquttyas, N. Muyassaroh, N. Ahsin, A. NaimSharia accounting perception according to MSMEs in East Java to foster a spirit of business continuity - D. Syariati, D.M. Putri, S.F. Putri, I.H.A. Siddiq, MahirahInfographic development of Blambangan Kingdom for history learning in senior high school - M. N. L. Khakim, I. Y. Afhimma, K. A. Wijaya, M. R. I. Ardiansyah, MarsudiCarrying capacity of local communities to developing Tamansari Tourism Village, Banyuwangi - A. Purnomo, G. S. A. Wardhani, I. H. S. Buddin, M. Rahmawati, P. Glenn, Idris, B. KurniawanDevelopment of iconic spot replications in Kampoeng Heritage Kajoetangan as learning media for indische empire culture for tourists - L. Sidyawati, J. Sayono, S. D. Anggriani, M. N. L. Khakim, J. K. B. AliCommunity-Based Tourism: Capability and community participation in tourism development - Idris, A.Purnomo, M. RahmawatiOutdoor learning based on natural laboratory as Social Studies learning resources for strengthening student's insights and characters - B. Kurniawan, S.M.Towaf, Sukamto, A. Purnomo, IdrisReorganizing the Ummah: Covid-19 and social transformation in plural society - A.A. Widianto, L.A. Perguna, T. Thoriquttyas, F. HasanahEnvironmental ethics on Mount Kelud slopes: Investigating local community responses on the utilization of Mount Kelud materials - A. S. M. Fajar, A. I. Mawardi, A. Syakur

Empowering translation students through the use of digital technologies -- M.A.H. SismatThe role of university on economic development in heritage tourism area -- V.A. Qurrata, S. Merlinda, V. PurnamasariFormulation of curriculum moderation on religious mentoring: Case study from three public universities in Indonesia -- A.M. Nasih, A. Sultoni, T. ThoriquttyasTeacher's professional coaching to improve the teaching abilities of teachers in the era of the ASEAN economic community -- A. Imron, B.B. Wiyono, I. Gunawan, B.R. Saputra, D.B. Perdana, S. Hadi, A. AbbasExploring the relationship among polarity, subjectivity, and clusters characteristics of visitor review on tourist destination in Malang -- A. Larasati, J. Sayono, E. Mohamad, A. Purnomo, M. Farhan, P. RahmawatiStigma and dilemma: An ethnographic review on the medical personnel of the COVID-19 referenced hospital -- D. W. Apriadi, D. Mawarni, M. SaputraCharacter value Curriculum 2013 in traditional house typical of Batang Batang Sumenep village as a response to socio-cultural changes -- M. R. GunawanFun and creative learning with discovery learning in Islamic economic (technological approach) -- V. A. Qurrata, S. Merlinda, R.D.L. PuteriDon't they seem normal? Indonesian teachers reading gender biased folktale -- E. Eliyanah, A. ZahroPerformance library in improving reading culture during of pandemic Covid-19 -- A. Asari, R. Mahdi, D. Widyartono, P.D. Anggari, P. Adi, K.M. Raharjo, A.B.N.R. Putra, I.A. ZakariaThe development of instructional materials for reading literacy with WISE based -- E.T. Priyatni, A.R. As'ari, Nurchasanah, SuharyadiAchievements and barriers to River School Community in the conservation of the Brantas Watershed -- A. Tanjung, A. Kodir, S. Zubaidah, M. Syaifulloh, S.P. YunitaDevelopment of road infrastructure to support development of village tourism -- H. Siswanto, Pranoto, C.P. Dewi, B. SupriyantoProblems of online learning in borderland of Indonesia in the Covid-19 pandemic -- A. Sultoni, E.P. Priyatni, A.M. Nasih, A. Zahro, Juharyanto, IbrohimIntegrating gender and religion: Social transformation for strengthening identity among Indonesian Migrant Workers -- Anggaunitakiranantika, P.P. AnzariInnovation in batik tulis with ICT technology for sustainability design -- F. Abdullah, B.T. Wardoyo, A.M. AdnanThe influence of administrative literacy on employee's performance on the perspective of gender among local government administration staffs -- A. Winarno, ZulaikahImpact of ecological landscape changes toward community life in Southern Malang during 19th-20th Century -- L. Ayundasari, J. Sayono, S.D. UtariReading culture development with optimizing digital library services during the pandemic -- A. Asari, I.A. Zakaria, A. Prasetyawan, M. Safii, T. Kurniawan, L.A. Rahmania, C. FajarThose who are forgotten: The existence of Ketoprak Rukun Karya in Sumenep Madura, 1976-2000s -- J. Sayono, R. Ridhoi, N. Jauhari, N. Jauhari, I.H.A. Siddiq, A. Prasetyawan, N.A.D. RestantiReligious discourse, cyberspace and the social media: A trajectory from Muslim Millennial's perspective -- T. Thoriquttyas, N. Muyassaroh, N. Ahsin, A. NaimSharia accounting perception according to MSMEs in East Java to foster a spirit of business continuity -- D. Syariati, D.M. Putri, S.F. Putri, I.H.A. Siddiq, MahirahInfographic development of Blambangan Kingdom for history learning in senior high school -- M. N.L. Khakim, I.Y. Afhimma, K.A. Wijaya, M.R.I. Ardiansyah, MarsudiCarrying capacity of local communities to developing Tamansari Tourism Village, Banyuwangi -- A. Purnomo, G.S.A. Wardhani, I.H.S. Buddin, M. Rahmawati, P. Glenn, Idris, B. KurniawanDevelopment of iconic spot replications in Kampoeng Heritage Kajoetangan as learning media for indische empire culture for tourists -- L. Sidyawati, J. Sayono, S.D. Anggriani, M.N.L. Khakim, J.K.B. AliCommunity-Based Tourism: Capability and community participation in tourism development -- Idris, A. Purnomo, M. RahmawatiOutdoor learning based on natural laboratory as Social Studies learning resources for strengthening student's insights and characters -- B. Kurniawan, S.M. Towaf, Sukamto, A. Purnomo, IdrisReorganizing the Ummah: Covid-19 and social transformation in plural society -- A.A. Widianto, L.A. Perguna, T. Thoriquttyas, F. HasanahEnvironmental ethics on Mount Kelud slopes: Investigating local community responses on the utilization of Mount Kelud materials -- A. S.M. Fajar, A.I. Mawardi, A. Syakur

This study was conducted based on the socio-economic changes among South Malang's residents due to the recognition of a new job opportunity, namely the role of migrant worker. The objective of this study is to describe the socio-economic changes in South Malang from a historical standpoint from the 1980s to 2015. In the 1980s, being a migrant worker as a job opportunity was popular, but in 2015, the number of migrant workers started to decrease drastically due to the changing of the economic direction. This study was conducted in eleven sub-districts in South Malang, which is known as the origin place of migrants, and where many of the residents have worked as migrant workers. The data used in this study was collected by interviewing and tracking the archives of the social economic development of the Malang District by way of various institutions. The results of this study indicate that the South Malang residents chose to work as migrant workers based on three main factors. First, are the internal factors that consist of the economic and infrastructure limitations. The external factor consist of the Oil Boom and Asian Miracle's impact. Second, are the unproductive and costly environmental conditions which forced the residents to move out and find better life prospects. Third, is the socio-cultural context, where the society has only known about monetisation since the colonial era. The combination of these factors motivates the rural community of South Malang to work as migrant workers and this changed the socio-economic landscape of the region from plantations and subsistence agriculture to having a capitalist focus in the period 1980 to 2015. The positive impacts brought about by the presence of migrant workers in South Malang include economic progress, socio-economic welfare, and area improvement. On the other hand, the negative impacts include the increasing number of divorce cases, the cases of child abandonment, and the increase in the number of juvenile delinquency cases.