Abstract:
This research aims to analyze the legal legitimacy of ownership and
control of culturally traditional assets in Indonesia, which drive the economicization
of cultural wealth through the national tourism industry. Legal weaknesses impede
recognition and support to promote the economicization of these cultural assets. The
research begins with a review of regulations and policy documentation to
understand the philosophical and sociological foundations of the regulation of
cultural copyright ownership. The study also examines theoretical aspects of the
implementation of the law.
Field research is conducted through a series of in-depth interviews with experts and
practitioners, both legal professionals and music industry practitioners, collecting
data on public understanding through questionnaires. Field data is analyzed
quantitatively, while document data and doctrinal studies are analyzed qualitatively.
The results of the research indicate a low awareness of locally-based cultural
intellectual wealth, as evidenced by the weak appreciation of society, including local
governments, in inventorying and registering communal intellectual property assets.
The subsequent effect is the weakness in optimizing the commercial value of
communal intellectual property, especially in the cultural tourism sector
