Social Capital Relations With Survival Strategy Case study: The Regional Nomads of Indramayu in Kampung Lio Kota Depok

Communities migrate from villages to cities in general because of limited employment opportunities in their areas. In the overseas process, a strategy in order to survive through social capital is certainly needed. This study aims to analyze the survival strategy of migrants from Indramayu as measured by social capital. Data collection was carried out by a survey method of migrants from Indramayu in Kampung Lio, Depok City. Variable Survival strategies and social capital are measured by several dimensions and indicators that will later illustrate the characteristics of each variable. The statistical analysis technique used is Structural Equation Models (SEM) with the Partial Least Square (PLS) estimation method. As a result of measuring Social Capital variables, the largest contribution is made by the social network dimension, the trust dimension and the norm dimension. While the largest contribution to measuring the variable Survival Strategy in a row is given by the network assistance dimension, the alternative dimension of substance and the dimension of reducing expenditure. Based on the test results it can be concluded that the social capital variable has a significant influence and is directly proportional to the variable survival strategy.