The relationship between the dynamics of society with extractive industries, namely how to develop and build a relationship of mutual support between the two [society and extractive industries]. This study include: social baseline studies; conflict analysis and conflict resolution; mapping and analysis of the relationships among and with stakeholders, Corporate Social Responsibility and Community Development, social impact analysis, policy studies and strategy. The main purpose of this cluster work is for the development of academic namely theories, concepts, models, methods, indicators, and parameters, and practical or public in the form of analysis, recommendations, design planning (planning, can be relation or CSR or other), guidelines / similar practical completeness in the mining industry corporation practices. Academically, this cluster is expected to enrich new elective courses or refine the substance of elective courses that are available to suit the interests of students, both S1, S2 and S3. In this connection not only teaching staff can be involved, but undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students and other relevant alumni and stakeholders can join, of course, with proportional involvement.