Deteksi Dini Konflik Sosial Keagamaan di Kota Bitung

Abstract

 

Religious-tinged social conflict poses a serious threat to national integration and social stability. This article aims to examine effective early detection instruments and indicators for identifying potential interfaith tensions before they escalate into open conflict. Using a desk study, we found that strengthening community-based early warning systems and mapping key actors are crucial preventive measures. The study's findings demonstrate that dialogic communication and religious moderation literacy can reduce social prejudice. In conclusion, effective early detection requires a synergy between social intelligence vigilance and a cognitive-humanist approach at the grassroots level. a synergy between social intelligence vigilance and a cognitive-humanist approach at the grassroots level.