Autopoietic Dynamics of the Illegal Logging System in Papua Forest

Illegal logging in Papua's forest areas has been a cause of unresolved degradation or deforestation and developed into complex problem. This study intends to elaborate on the dynamics illegal Papua, Indonesia, using Niklas Luhmann's Social System theory. The findings this are expected provide better understanding complexities encourage stakeholders respond with more appropriate decisions policies accordance their respective roles authorities. results research show that Papua is social system formed from simplification meaning forests by actors who purely economic-oriented. In facing pressure efforts eradicate system, reproducing an autopoietic manner through differentiation penetrate all other systems pointed toward handling sustainable management, especially law enforcement customary community system. ability reproduce makes very flexible cannot be handled rigid bureaucratic for dealing logging. It suggested must also transformed one nature collaborative management.