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Abstract This study reveals the reflection dynamics of the way of thinking of the actors involved in the process of forming legislation in Kutawangi. The goal is to identify the perception of subjective reality (economic rationality) of the perpetrators. Intrinsic case study data on the design of cultural heritage regional regulations and instrumental case studies of other laws and regulations are extracted and analyzed by ethnographic methods. The results of interpretive analysis lead to three discussion themes in this study: (1) the subjective obedience of the principals; (2) the potential for patterning economic rationality; and (3) the impact on the quality of the academic paper draft legislation. These three themes are significant to understand the reality of the legislative process and as an empirical material for policies to optimize the formation of better legislation.