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E-ISSN : 2964-979X P-ISSN : 2829-3568

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Muslim Politics Review is published twice a year (June and December)

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Scopus Citedness

Citations: 61
Cited articles: 25

By publication year

2022 18 citations
2023 36 citations
2024 6 citations
2025 1 citation

Most cited

Precarious Coexistence in Maluku: Fear and Trauma in Post-Conflict Christian-Muslim Relations — view on Scopus (opens a new tab) 2023
8 citations
Muslim Politics Between Sharia and Democracy — view on Scopus (opens a new tab) 2022
5 citations
How Do Economic Conditions Influence Support for Democracy? — view on Scopus (opens a new tab) 2023
4 citations

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Based on 25 exported records.

Author Countries

Published articles by authors’ country

Indonesia 33 articles
Australia 8 articles
United States 8 articles
Bangladesh 4 articles
Singapore 4 articles
Malaysia 3 articles
Philippines 3 articles
Germany 2 articles
India 2 articles
China 1 article
France 1 article
Hungary 1 article
Japan 1 article
Thailand 1 article

14 countries 71 articles

An article may represent more than one country.

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Muslim Politics Review

P-ISSN 2829-3568 E-ISSN 2964-979X

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