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Digital Religion Review is a double-blind peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to exploring the dynamic intersections between religion and media in the contemporary digital age. The journal serves as an academic platform for interdisciplinary discussions that bridge theology, religious studies, communication studies, cultural studies, and media studies. The journal focuses on the profound ways in which digital media technologies transform religious practices, beliefs, communities, and narratives globally. By integrating insights from multidisciplinary perspectives, it offers cutting-edge research on how religion adapts, resists, and thrives within digital ecosystems.

Digital Religion Review stands out as a premier journal in its field due to its commitment to publishing original, high-quality research from scholars worldwide. Its international editorial board, composed of leading academics and practitioners, ensures a diversity of perspectives and rigorous academic standards. The journal actively encourages contributions that reflect diverse religious and cultural contexts, making it a truly global publication.

Topics Covered:

• The impact of social media on religious communities and practices.


• Online religious activism, digital rituals, and virtual worship spaces.


• Comparative studies on religion and digital technology across cultures.


• Religious identity construction in digital media.


• The role of algorithms and artificial intelligence in shaping religious discourse.


• Ethical and theological responses to digital transformations.


• Historical transitions of religious media from traditional to digital platforms.


• Digital storytelling and sacred narratives in virtual spaces.

Digital Religion Review welcomes contributions from scholars, practitioners, and professionals interested in advancing the understanding of religion in the digital era. By fostering a deeper comprehension of these evolving dynamics, the journal seeks to contribute to both academic inquiry and societal discourse.

Islamic Scripture and Media is a double-blind peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to exploring the intersections of Islamic scriptures—primarily the Quran and Hadith—with various forms of media. The journal serves as an interdisciplinary platform that bridges Islamic studies, media studies, cultural studies, and communication studies to investigate the evolving role and representation of sacred texts in contemporary media landscapes.

Islamic Scripture and Media is recognised as a leading academic journal in its field, drawing contributions from scholars and researchers worldwide. Its international editorial board comprises experts in Islamic studies and media studies, ensuring the publication of high-quality, original research. By engaging with global perspectives and multidisciplinary methodologies, the journal fosters an inclusive dialogue on the significance of Islamic scriptures in the media age.

Topics Covered:

• Representation of Quranic and Hadith narratives in film, television, and digital media.


• The role of social media in disseminating and interpreting Islamic teachings.


• Quranic and Hadith-based discourse in online forums and digital communities.


• The impact of media on traditional and contemporary Tafsir practices.


• The ethical implications of using sacred texts in commercial and public media.


• Digital archiving and preservation of Quranic and Hadith manuscripts.


• Comparative studies on scripture and media across different Islamic cultures.


• Theological responses to the portrayal of Islamic texts in media.

Islamic Scripture and Media welcomes contributions that critically engage with these topics, offering fresh insights and fostering academic discussions on the role of Islamic scriptures in the modern media ecosystem. The journal aims to be a cornerstone for scholars, practitioners, and students seeking to understand and contribute to this evolving field.

The Journal of Dark Tourism Research is an interdisciplinary academic publication dedicated to the investigation and understanding of dark tourism, a niche area of tourism studies focusing on travel to sites associated with death, tragedy, and other somber themes. This journal aims to provide a scholarly platform for researchers and practitioners to explore the complex interactions between history, memory, culture, and consumer behavior in the context of dark tourism.

It encourages submissions that examine a broad range of topics, including but not limited to, the ethical implications of dark tourism, the impact on local communities, visitor experience and perception, narrative construction at dark tourism sites, and the management and marketing of these sites. The journal seeks to foster a deeper understanding of how dark tourism influences and reflects our broader social, economic, and cultural landscapes.

Through rigorous peer review, the Journal of Dark Tourism Research aspires to enhance academic discourse and inform practical approaches in the field, making it a valuable resource for both academic scholars and industry professionals engaged in the facets of dark tourism.

The Journal of Cultural Resilience and Disaster Management is a leading interdisciplinary platform dedicated to the exploration and analysis of the complex interplay between cultural resilience and disaster management. It serves as a critical resource for researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and academics engaged in understanding how cultural factors influence the capacity of communities to withstand, recover from, and adapt to disasters. The journal publishes original research articles, comprehensive reviews, case studies, and theoretical papers that contribute to the body of knowledge on the cultural dimensions of disaster resilience and the development of culturally sensitive disaster management strategies.

Emphasising the importance of cultural context, the Journal of Cultural Resilience and Disaster Management highlights the ways in which cultural heritage, traditions, social structures, and local knowledge systems play crucial roles in shaping community responses to natural and human-induced disasters. The journal fosters a deeper understanding of how cultural practices can be leveraged to enhance disaster preparedness, response, and recovery efforts, promoting sustainable and inclusive approaches to disaster risk reduction. By bridging the gap between cultural studies and disaster management, this journal aims to inform and inspire innovative solutions that respect and integrate cultural diversity in building resilient communities worldwide.

The International Journal of Geopolitical Studies was established in 2023 as an academic publication to examine and analyze different geopolitical aspects. Geopolitics studies the political, economic, and strategic factors that shape the interactions between countries and regions on a global scale. This interdisciplinary field combines elements of political science, international relations, geography, history, and other related disciplines.
The journal will feature research articles, scholarly papers, and critical analyses that examine geopolitical theories, case studies, and emerging trends. It covers a wide range of topics, such as geopolitical conflicts, territorial disputes, the impact of geography on international relations, regional power dynamics, resource competition, security issues, and geopolitical strategies employed by states. Scholars and researchers worldwide will contribute to the journal, presenting their findings and insights based on empirical research, theoretical frameworks, and historical perspectives.
The journal aims to foster a deeper understanding of the complexities and nuances of global politics and provide a platform for rigorous academic discourse in geopolitics.

Edukasi: Journal of Educational Research (E-ISSN: 2776-7809) is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of scientific research. Special attention is paid to works related to education using an interdisciplinary perspective, especially in the patterns of religious education and related teaching sources. This journal is published three times a year, in April, August, and December to develop human civilization in a better direction.

Edukasi: Journal of Educational Research published its first issue: Vol. 1, No. 1, 2021, in April. journals publish their articles in Indonesian or in English.

The review process in this journal uses double-blind peer-review, which means that the identity of the reviewer and the author is kept secret from the reviewer, and vice versa.

Journal of Society and Development (ISSN 2798-2270) is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of scientific research. Special attention is paid to works related to social and development using an interdisciplinary perspective, especially sociology, anthropology, linguistic, economics, political science, and humanity. This journal is published two times a year, in march and December to develop human civilization in a better direction.
Journal of Society and Development published by Media Publikasi Profesional. Journals publish their articles in Indonesian or in English.
The review process in this journal uses double-blind peer-review, which means that the identity of the reviewer and the author is kept secret from the reviewer, and vice versa.