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This study aims to look at the role of all actors involved in the transformation of mineral and coal (“mining”) governance in Indonesia in order to build good public governance on mining sector. Considering, if the decentralization of mining policies in Indonesia is still as it is today, then the potential for natural resource curses will be difficult to avoid and increasingly apparent in the future. This study uses Social Networks Analysis (SNA) to see the relationships and forms that occur between actors in a network of mining policies in Indonesia (Law No. 4 of 2009). The results of the study show a strong influence of actors IUP(K) Production Operation in this mining policy. For this reason, it is necessary to improve mining governance at both the national and regional levels. The improvement of mining governance aims to provide a reference for the Government, Legislature, and Regional Government (provinces or districts / cities) in developing good mining governance; from granting business licenses to sustainable mining policies. Keywords—resource curse; sustainable mining policy; collaborative governance; social network analysis

Building Sustainable Mining Policy in Indonesia using Social Networks Analysis