From Fragmented Sectors To An Integrated Islamic Economic Ecosystem In Indonesia :
A Thematic Literature Review Of Strategic Challanges and Policy Priorities

Ferry Adriawan1, Maria Francisca2

Faculty of Islamic Economics and Business, STEBI Global Mulia, Cikarang, Indonesia

Citation:

Ferry, A., & Maria, F. (2026). From Fragmented Sectors To An Integrated Islamic Economic Ecosystem In Indonesia : A Thematic Literature Review Of Strategic Challanges and Policy Priorities. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23481125

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Mandatory Halal Certification in Indonesia: Oppurtunites, Challenges and MSME Readinees in 2026

Pipih Sopiah1, Maria Francisca2

Faculty of Islamic Economics and Business, STEBI Global Mulia, Cikarang, Indonesia

Citation:

Pipih, S., & Maria, F. (2026). Mandatory Halal Certification in Indonesia: Oppurtunites, Challenges and MSME Readinees in 2026. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23551846

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Young Investors and Sharia Capital Market Participation in Indonesia: A Three-Gap Analysis

Aydah Putri Nurkama1, Rendi², Maria Fransisca3

1,2 Master’s Program in Islamic Economics, STEBI Global Mulia Cikarang, Indonesia

3 Lecture Program in Islamic Economics, STEBI Global Mulia Cikarang, Indonesia

Citation

Aydah, P. N., Rendi, & Maria, F. (2026). Young Investors and Sharia Capital Market Participation in Indonesia: A Three-Gap Analysis. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23591872

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Islamic Financial Resilience in Muslim Households: Evidence from Samarinda

Fahyuda Rammadan1, Pipih Sopiah2, Maria Francisca3

1,2 Postgraduate Program in Islamic Economics, STEBI Global Mulia Cikarang, Indonesia

3 Lecture Program in Islamic Economics, STEBI Global Mulia Cikarang, Indonesia

Citation

Fahyuda, R., Pipih, S., & Maria, F. (2026). Islamic Financial Resilience in Muslim Households: Evidence from Samarinda. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23593380

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The Impact of Halal Certification on Sales Performance : Evidence From Culinary MSMSs in Purwakarta, Indonesia

Nur Maelani1, Maria Francisca2

Faculty of Islamic Economics and Business, STEBI Global Mulia, Cikarang, Indonesia

Nur, M., & Maria, F. (2026). The Impact of Halal Certification on Sales Performance : Evidence From Culinary MSMSs in Purwakarta, Indonesia. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23493559

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