Improving Socio-Economy Potential Through Civil-Military Cooperation

The development of military power in Indonesia is currently undergoing adjustments to upholding sovereignty which able to reach the entire territory of the Unitary Republic of Indonesia (NKRI). Through revisiting the context of current political discussion on the development of the Navy's military headquarters in Sorong city West Papua Province, this study analyses how government policy affects the socio-economic into the surrounding community using the soft-system methodology. Through economic sociology framework analysis, this article is expected to fill the gap between theoretical and methodological which often missed in previous studies. This article provides explanations of changes in market composition and consumption and also patterns and conflict control through civil-military synergy. This article also offers recommendations for Indonesia’s Government to consider the development and construction of military power as an opportunity that will enable a spill-over effect on the economy and social stability