Academic Discourse Research Articles

The economic costs and benefits of the European Future Combat Air System

ABSTRACT The Future Combat Air System (FCAS), a sixth-generation advanced combat aircraft, is assumed to be the largest European defence development and production programme of the 21st century and a core pillar of European cooperation in the defence sector. The 2017-initiated collaboration programme is led by Germany and France, with Spain and Belgium joining as partners, and is a who-is-who of the largest European defence companies, including Airbus Defence and Space, Thales, Safran, MBDA, and MTU. While such defence programmes have significant military, political, industrial, and economic impacts, the economic dimension in terms of economic costs and benefits is often under-represented in academic discussions. As the FCAS is still a nascent programme, only rough estimates of the total programme cost are available, and assumptions range from €100 bn to more than a trillion. With our research, we aim to contribute to the academic discussion by estimating the true economic costs and benefits of the FCAS. We use a mixed approach of data triangulation by cross-checking open source intelligence (OSINT) with expert interviews to estimate the full programme life-cycle costs. Furthermore, we estimate its economic impact on the European gross value added, employment, and tax by utilising an input – output (IO) model.

Designing the future of bond markets: Reducing transaction costs through tokenization

Corporate bonds are an attractive option for corporate financing. However, current bond markets face many challenges and inefficiencies, resulting in high transaction costs (TAC). In recent years, technological advancements like blockchain technology have enabled the possibility of reducing TAC in bond markets. Even though practice experiments with such solutions, academic literature lacks generic design knowledge under the TAC lens to design blockchain-based bonds. Thus, our research follows the design science research (DSR) paradigm to design and develop a bond prototype using the Ethereum blockchain protocol. Our results highlight the capability of blockchain-based bond markets to reduce TAC in the three dimensions of asset specificity, uncertainty, and transaction frequency. Further, our research provides design principles to contribute to both practice and the academic discourse on developing blockchain-based bond markets with reduced TAC.

Entrepreneurial leadership and organizational performance: employee creativity and behavior

PurposeThis research aims to highlight the connection of entrepreneurial leadership with improved organizational outcomes through employee-driven factors of creativity and behavior. It addresses certain existing research gaps concerning the interaction of leadership practices with organizational performance.Design/methodology/approachA quantitative cross-sectional design was employed to analyze the interaction among the study variables. Data was collected from 414 employees across various industries in Punjab, Pakistan through an adapted questionnaire which was in structured form. Smart Pls 4 and SPSS were used for analysis of the collected data.FindingsThe findings indicate positive and significant effect of entrepreneurial leadership on organizational performance, wherein employee creativity and behavior are the key mediators. The study shows that high levels of employee creativity and positive behavior are directly linked to improved performance metrics in organizations led by entrepreneurial leaders. This consequently underscores the need of creating an environment which encourages creativity and supports positive employee behaviors required for entrepreneurial leadership.Originality/valueThis research enriches the academic discourse by quantitatively confirming the mediating role of employee creativity and behavior between entrepreneurial leadership and organizational performance. Unlike previous studies which focused mainly on direct effects or less quantifiable leadership aspects, this study provides empirical evidence supporting a model where employee attributes significantly impact organizational success under entrepreneurial leadership. This insight is valuable for leaders and practitioners aiming to utilize entrepreneurial leadership in dynamic business settings.

The role of TIAS in shaping smart tourism: governance perspectives on choosing intelligent destinations

PurposeThis research paper examines the transformative impact of technological integration on the governance of tourist destinations, focusing particularly on the smart destination governance paradigm. It researches into the specific context of India’s adoption of smart tourism technologies, addressing the significant challenges posed by cybersecurity concerns. The study aims to explore how technological integration, innovation, accessibility and the use of social media collectively influence the governance mechanisms of smart destinations, contributing to their sustainability, efficiency and attractiveness to tourists.Design/methodology/approachThe study employed purposive sampling to collect data from tourists visiting key attractions across India, including Hampi, Mysore Palace, Coorg, Udupi, Jog Falls, Gokarna, Badami Caves, Bandipur National Park and Dandeli. To overcome initial hesitations from participants, targeted questionnaires were administered to 50 tourists at each location, total of 450 participants. The collected data were then analysed using statistical software packages SPSS and AMOS to examine the relationships between technological integration, innovation, accessibility, social media and smart destination governance.FindingsThe empirical analysis revealed significant and positive relationships between the factors studied and smart destination governance. Specifically, technology (b = 0.538, t = 13.284, p-value = 0.012), innovation (b = 0.713, t = 12.467, p-value = 0.003), accessibility (b = 0.549, t = 9.284, p-value = 0.000) and social media (b = 0.683, t = 10.284, p-value = 0.015) were found to significantly contribute to the governance of smart destinations. Collectively, these factors account for 52.7% of the variance in smart destination governance, indicating a substantial impact on the management and operational aspects of tourist destinations.Research limitations/implicationsThe study introduces a Smart Destination Governance Framework emphasizing collaborative structures, user-driven services, social innovation and local community involvement. This framework outlines the importance of stakeholder dynamics, accessibility, social innovation and strategic social media use. While the framework provides valuable theoretical insights and strategies for adapting to various disturbances, the research is limited by its focus on specific tourist destinations in India, which may affect the generalizability of the findings to other contexts. Further research is encouraged to validate the framework in different geographical and cultural settings.Practical implicationsThe findings offer actionable strategies for tourism stakeholders aiming to enhance smart destination governance. These include the strategic adoption of technology, addressing cybersecurity issues, integrating technology with sustainability, involving local communities, improving accessibility, leveraging social media for marketing, implementing resilience in smart destinations and prioritizing continuous visitor experience improvement. The study underscores the critical role of stakeholder engagement and social innovation in achieving improved accessibility measures and overall destination attractiveness.Social implicationsThe study emphasizes the role of technological integration, innovation, accessibility and social media in smart destination governance, aiming to improve tourist experiences, promote inclusivity and foster community involvement. It also highlights the need to balance modernization with cultural preservation.Originality/valueThis research contributes to the academic discourse on smart destination governance by providing empirical evidence of the significant impact of technological integration, innovation, accessibility and social media. It offers a novel Smart Destination Governance Framework that highlights the importance of collaborative efforts, social innovation and stakeholder engagement in enhancing the governance of tourist destinations. The study’s findings and proposed strategies provide valuable insights for policymakers, destination managers and tourism practitioners seeking to navigate the complexities of smart destination governance in the digital era.

The present and future of peer review: Ideas, interventions, and evidence

What is wrong with the peer review system? Is peer review sustainable? Useful? What other models exist? These are central yet contentious questions in today’s academic discourse. This perspective critically discusses alternative models and revisions to the peer review system. The authors highlight possible changes to the peer review system, with the goal of fostering further dialog among the main stakeholders, including producers and consumers of scientific research. Neither our list of identified issues with the peer review system nor our discussed resolutions are complete. A point of agreement is that fair assessment and efficient change would require more comprehensive and rigorous data on the various aspects of the peer review system.

Optimizing Deep Learning-Based Natural Language Processing for Sentiment Analysis

Deep learning (DL)-based natural language processing (NLP) technologies are applied and optimized for the analysis of emotional implications in text data. Understanding emotional intricacies in text has become necessary for a variety of industries, like social media analysis, customer feedback interpretation, and mental health monitoring, due to the exponential rise of digital material. The study emphasizes the difficulties associated with the automation of emotion analysis, including the diversities of the text formats and the NLP complexities. This research gathers that text-based emotion analysis data and pre-processing techniques are utilized for the analysis of emotion, including normalizing methods such as tokenization and lemmatization, along with the removal of stop words and punctuation. The model incorporates pre-trained embeddings and attention mechanisms to capture contextual information and emotional subtleties for any language. The study proposes the hybrid model using tuned crow search optimized dynamic graph neural network (TCSO-DGNN) on an automatically optimized process to enhance the accuracy of emotion detection. The proposed model results on emotion analysis data and superior results are obtained, indicating better performance in precision (94.72%), accuracy (96.43%), recall (94.36%), and F1-score (93.02%). The findings indicate that the inclusion of TCSO-DGNN significantly enhances the identification of complex emotional expressions concerning traditional NLP techniques. This study explores the potential of integrated DL approaches to refine the capabilities of emotion analysis tools, particularly in contexts requiring refined interpretations of human emotions expressed online. Additionally, it contributes to academic discourse in the field of emotion analysis while providing practical insights for developers of NLP applications across business and public service sectors.

Introduction to this Special Issue: “Continuously exploring complexity aspects in all phases of Big History”

Although complexity plays a significant role in big history, substantial gaps persist in our comprehension. While the papers in this issue do not provide definitive answers to these gaps, they contribute to the ongoing discussion on how to address these issues and propose potential pathways for resolution. These gaps encompass measurement, focus, organization, relevance, consistency, and interpretation. While there may not be unanimous agreement on the specific direction to take, the academic discussions evident in these papers aim to elucidate the issues and foster understanding within the expansive and diverse scientific community.

Introduction

In May 2022, we held a workshop at the University of Erfurt on aesthetics and affects of power in the context of religion. The idea was to create a forum for exchange on how to approach social-cultural-religious power dynamics in their embodied and material dimensions, and how to explore how religion participates in the formation of subjects through aesthetics and affects. This special issue continues the discussion. The editorial contextualizes the special issue’s theme within various academic discourses. It shortly introduces the key concepts “power” and “aesthetics and affects” as well as the different contributions.

The impact of artificial intelligence adoption on Chinese manufacturing enterprises’ innovativeness: new insights from a labor structure perspective

PurposeThis research aims to investigate the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) adoption on the innovation dynamics of Chinese manufacturing enterprises, with a specific focus on the intricate interplay with the labor structure.Design/methodology/approachLeveraging panel data of listed companies from 2010 to 2022, this study employs the two-way fixed effects (TWFE) model to examine the influence of AI adoption on Chinese manufacturing companies' innovativeness. Firm-level AI adoption is measured by constructing a three-dimensional attention, application and absorption index.FindingsThe results indicate that (1) AI adoption has a positive impact on both internal innovation capability and external innovation interaction, (2) AI adoption has dual effects on the education and skill structure of labor in manufacturing enterprises and (3) enterprises with a highly educated and skilled workforce exhibit a stronger influence of AI adoption on innovativeness.Originality/valueThis research contributes to the academic and practical discourse by unveiling the underlying mechanisms of AI affecting innovation and introducing a new measurement of the AI adoption index. The findings emphasize the need for a highly educated and skilled workforce to navigate the complexities of AI-driven innovation, offering valuable theoretical and practical implications for policymakers and enterprises.

Cash Holdings in Family Firms: Outlines of an Emerging Debate

Abstract The literature on cash holdings has gained increasing relevance within business studies, which highlights its pivotal role in determining a firm’s resource management strategy. In this study, we adopt a combination of bibliometric analysis and systematic literature review to analyse the development of literature on cash holdings and provide an overview of its theoretical and empirical evolution and identify future research paths. After collecting 46 documents from Scopus and Web of Science published from January 2011 to on 7th October 2024, we created and analysed a thematic map based on a co-word analysis to appreciate the form and content of academic discourse on the topic and investigated the content and main contributions of the 46 publications to understand the evolution of the themes discussed in the literature. Results show that family business studies are still anchored to the traditional topics of the research stream of cash holdings, such as corporate governance, and mostly employ agency theory. We found that current family business research and cash holdings only represent a first step in exploring the topic and act as forerunners for the investigation of another research stream – such as innovation/sustainability – or the employment of alternative theories – such as socioemotional wealth. Overall, we provide some insights for future research.

Adoption of ISSB standards in emerging markets – insights from Moroccan companies’ organizational readiness

Purpose This study aims to investigate the organizational factors determining Moroccan companies’ readiness to adopt the newly introduced International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) standards (International Financial Reporting Standards S1 and S2), focusing on absorptive capacity, organizational structure and size and culture and finally kakistocracy. Design/methodology/approach The research uses a quantitative approach to analyze the impact of specific organizational factors on the readiness to adopt ISSB standards by Moroccan companies. A partial least squares structural equation modeling based on a sample size of 150 Moroccan accounting professional was performed to assess the factors affecting readiness. Findings The results of the study highlight that absorptive capacity is the most significant predictor of readiness for ISSB standards adoption, with a strong positive effect and high statistical significance. Organizational structure, size and culture also positively influence readiness, though to a lesser extent. Kakistocracy has a minimal impact, suggesting its influence is limited in this context. Overall, the findings emphasize the critical role of organizational learning and structure in driving readiness, while governance issues appear to play a marginal role. Research limitations/implications The study’s limitations include the potential interaction with unmeasured variables and the reliance on self-reported data, which may introduce biases. Future research should explore additional variables and incorporate qualitative methods for deeper insights. Practical implications Policymakers should prioritize enhancing firms’ absorptive capacities through organizational improvements and targeted support while recognizing governance reforms as a secondary priority. Efforts should address barriers to ISSB adoption, such as resource limitations, regulatory alignment and stakeholder engagement, to facilitate effective integration of sustainability standards in emerging economies. Originality/value This research enriches academic discourse by providing insights into how emerging markets adapt to global sustainability frameworks. It serves as a benchmark for similar economies, guiding policymakers and corporate leaders on best practices and promoting transparency and trust among stakeholders.

Bibliometric Analysis of the Socialization of Islamic Inheritance Law in the Scopus Database and Its Contribution to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Purpose: This study, titled "Bibliometric Analysis of the Socialization of Islamic Inheritance Law in the Scopus Database and Its Contribution to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)," aims to map the development and direction of research on Islamic inheritance law from 2019 to 2024. It seeks to highlight the role of this field in addressing key SDG objectives, such as gender equality (SDG 5) and justice (SDG 16). Theoretical Framework: The theoretical framework focuses on the increasing relevance of Islamic inheritance law in global academic discussions, particularly in the Asian region, with Indonesia as a significant contributor. The study acknowledges its limitations, as it exclusively analyzes Scopus-indexed publications and does not incorporate other national or international databases. Methods: The research employs a bibliometric approach to analyze 109 publications related to Islamic inheritance law. Data analysis was conducted using R/R-Studio and Excel, while VOSviewer was utilized to visualize document citations and keyword networks. This methodological combination provides a robust framework for understanding publication trends and research dynamics. Results and Conclusion: The findings reveal a 26% annual growth rate in publications, with the highest output in 2023. Indonesia is the leading contributor, supported by affiliations such as Ar-Raniry State Islamic University and Imam Bonjol State Islamic University. Elfia emerges as the most prolific author. These results underscore the increasing global attention to Islamic inheritance law and its alignment with the SDGs, particularly in promoting equitable access to resources and fostering institutional integrity. Research implications: The implications of this study include providing a foundational reference for scholars interested in this field, identifying research gaps, and encouraging the exploration of diverse international data sources. This focus on expanding the scope of analysis aims to enhance the global relevance and inclusivity of future research. Originality/value: The novelty of this study lies in its comprehensive bibliometric approach, mapping global trends, institutional contributions, and author productivity in Islamic inheritance law research over the past five years. This work contributes to a deeper understanding of how Islamic inheritance law aligns with and supports SDG objectives.

Catalysts of circular transformation: unveiling behavioural intention and absorptive capacity in European hotels

ABSTRACT The EU has been taking various steps to encourage circular economy implementation. Hotels, like all other sector enterprises, are expected to adopt circular practices. However, they are facing difficulty in adopting circular practices while the academic discussion on how they can do so is still in its infancy. This study assesses whether the nexus of the behavioural intention of administrators and the absorptive capacity of hotels leads to circular practices adoption. To test the hypotheses drawn from the theories of planned behaviour and organisational learning, this study analyses a sample of 226 administrators from European hotels using partial least squares structural equation modelling. The analysis reveals that the attitude and perceived behavioural control of administrators predominantly shape their behavioural intention, which in turn along with the absorptive capacity influences circular practices adoption. This study thus concludes that if hotels strengthen their absorptive capacity, then they may succeed in adopting circular practices. To achieve this, hotels should prioritise sustainability-focused training and cultivate partnerships for practical knowledge exchange on circular practices. For broader adoption, practitioners and policymakers can accelerate progress by offering targeted incentives and creating sector-specific guidelines that make circular economy initiatives accessible and actionable for hotels of all sizes.

Towards an ecosystemic approach to culture and sustainability

ABSTRACT In the past decades, international cultural policy and academic discussions have aimed to link culture to sustainability debates, but as many scholars have noted, concrete policy implications have remained slim. As another emerging trend, the metaphor of ecosystem has been increasingly used in research and policy to approach the reality of cultural activity in a more inclusive way. Although discussions of cultural sustainability and cultural ecosystems have coexisted for some time, they have so far not been systematically connected. This paper aims to fill this gap by studying how cultural ecosystems and sustainability have been discussed separately and together in previous research and by suggesting an ecosystemic approach as a possible solution to the acknowledged lack of clarity in policy and theoretical approaches to cultural sustainability. Through a systematic literature review, the study identifies four standpoints on cultural ecosystems and sustainability and proposes an ecosystemic framework for cultural sustainability analysis.

Embodied Coloniality

This comprehensive study examines the lived experiences of Muslim immigrant women in Norway, focusing mainly on the colonial wounds as a manifestation of the enduring impact of coloniality on daily lives. The research illuminates the profound influence of colonial legacies on social structures, cultural norms, and power dynamics through meticulous examination and analysis of in-depth interviews. The participants’ narratives, including Amal, Ayse, and Zahra, provide crucial insights into the challenges of marginalization, dehumanization, and the struggle to forge a coherent sense of self within a society shaped by colonial structures. This study underscores the normalization of dehumanization and sheds light on the constraints imposed by the majority society, resulting in feelings of non-relationality, suffocation, survival, resignation, and a loss of futurity. By addressing the intersection of coloniality, racism, and the lived experiences of Muslim minority women, this research offers valuable contributions to the academic discourse on decolonial feminist studies of affect, providing a nuanced understanding of the complex dynamics at play in contemporary Norway.

Understanding the nexus between poverty and climate variability in Egypt

PurposeThis paper investigates the relationship between climate conditions and money-metric poverty in Egypt at a sub-national level, aiming to understand the nuanced impacts of environmental factors on household well-being.Design/methodology/approachEmploying a geographically weighted regression, the study analyzes data on climate conditions, socioeconomic indicators and poverty rates across different regions of Egypt.FindingsThe analysis reveals complex relationships between climate conditions, socioeconomic factors, and poverty rates in Egypt. Higher education, asset ownership and urban residence are associated with lower poverty rates, while larger household size correlates with increased poverty. Temperature and precipitation show varied impacts on poverty between extreme and average climate conditions and across different regions, highlighting the need for localized strategies.Practical implicationsThe findings underscore the importance of tailored interventions to address the localized impacts of climate change on poverty. Policymakers can use the insights from this research to prioritize vulnerable areas and implement targeted measures to alleviate poverty and enhance climate resilience.Social implicationsBy identifying areas most susceptible to climate change, this research informs policies aimed at protecting marginalized communities from its adverse effects. It contributes to broader efforts to promote social equity and environmental sustainability in Egypt.Originality/valueThis paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the climate–poverty nexus in Egypt, offering insights into the localized impacts of climate change on household well-being. The findings contribute to both academic discourse and policy development, guiding efforts to address poverty and climate vulnerability at the regional level.Peer reviewThe peer review history for this article is available at: https://publons.com/publon/10.1108/IJSE-04-2024-0317

Japanese Konbini Minimarkets: Unique and Universal Character, Regional Characteristics

Based on the analysis of statistical and information sources, academic publications, and the authors’ personal experience, the article analyzes the peculiarities of Japanese minimarkets that rank among amazing Japanese inventions, creations, and practices and have become an integral part of the Japanese way of life and a trademark of the country. In the academic literature, there have been no comprehensive works focused on this phenomenon so far, and their regional peculiarities, especially the geography of stores operated by different chains, are almost completely neglected. The purpose of this article is to highlight the key academic discourse, to characterize the unique character and universality, which, in fact, constitute the phenomenon of konbini, as well as to identify their regional features.The study clearly shows that these stores, which came to Japan from the United States in 1973, have been completely transformed and are constantly evolving, changing the store concept and presenting a globally unique phenomenon. It describes the characteristics of the leading chains of these stores in their endeavor to gain even greater popularity among consumers and the innovations that have emerged in recent years, including those caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Studying the phenomenon of konbini, the authors, on the one hand, note their transformation into an important element of social infrastructure, that meets the needs of modern society and is especially necessary in the context of rapidly progressing aging of the population, and, on the other hand, their certain negative impact, especially on the younger generation.The paper features an analysis of the regional characteristics of these stores and the cartographic material illustrating them. It is revealed that, within prefectures, the location of konbini correlates with the number of inhabitants (the number of stores is proportional to the population of municipalities), and each of the 20 konbini chains operating in Japan is located in its own specific area. The authors conclude that konbini facilitate the development of the country’s regions as a whole, and their role in Japanese society cannot be overemphasized. The Japanese experience can be relevant to other countries, including Russian chain stores.

Elucidating the emotional persona in the Romanian university students’ academic discourse: a corpus-based exploration

Elucidating the emotional persona in the Romanian university students’ academic discourse: a corpus-based exploration

Assessing the development of health technology assessment in Iran: a policy analysis using Kingdon’s Multiple streams framework: a qualitative study

BackgroundHealth Technology Assessment (HTA) is crucial for optimizing healthcare investments and improving system efficiency. In Iran, the rising costs of healthcare technologies and systemic inefficiencies have highlighted the need for a structured HTA framework. However, despite academic discussions, HTA has not yet been fully integrated into formal health policy. This study explores the development of HTA in Iran using Kingdon’s Multiple Streams Framework to identify challenges and opportunities for its advancement.MethodsThe study employed qualitative methods, including 16 semi-structured interviews with key stakeholders in Iran’s healthcare system. Participants, consisting of 12 males and 4 females with an average age of 41.56 years and an average work experience of 14.37 years, provided insights into the current state of HTA. The participants included individuals in key leadership roles within public and private institutions, such as the Ministry of Health and Medical Education, hospital managers, policymakers, and senior academics. Data were analyzed using Kingdon’s framework to examine the problem, policy, and politics streams, as well as the role of policy entrepreneurs and potential policy windows.ResultsFindings revealed that the rising costs of healthcare technologies, particularly imported ones, and inefficiencies in technology use were major concerns. Participants indicated that HTA could address these issues by ensuring cost-effectiveness and better health outcomes. Despite the technical feasibility of implementing HTA in Iran, there is a significant gap between theoretical discussions and policy action. Resistance from the private sector and the need for political backing were identified as major barriers. However, the political climate in Iran is becoming increasingly favorable, with growing interest in healthcare efficiency and transparency. The Covid-19 pandemic and healthcare shortages have exposed vulnerabilities, presenting potential opportunities for HTA’s adoption. Leadership roles in key institutions, including the Ministry of Health and Medical Education, were identified as vital to advancing HTA initiatives. Policy entrepreneurs play a crucial role in advocating for HTA and capitalizing on these opportunities.ConclusionHTA is recognized as a valuable tool for improving healthcare efficiency and equity in Iran. However, significant challenges remain in transitioning from academic discussions to formal policy. The political environment and recent healthcare crises offer opportunities to advance HTA. To successfully integrate HTA into Iran’s healthcare system, it is essential to address existing barriers, leverage political interest, and support policy entrepreneurs. The experiences of other countries, especially those with strong institutional leadership in HTA, provide useful models for Iran to follow in its HTA development journey.

The Trends of Peace Education Research in Indonesia: A Bibliometric Analysis Aligned with Quality of Education

Introduction: This bibliometric analysis examines the trends and development of peace education research in Indonesian universities from 2014 to 2024. Utilizing data from reputable databases such as Web of Science and Scopus, the study identifies key characteristics of published works, including authorship, subject areas, and trends in scientific production. The findings reveal a growing interest in peace education, with a significant increase in publications over the years. The research primarily focuses on the religious and philosophical foundations of peace education in Indonesia, emphasizing the influence of cultural values on this field. The analysis also identifies prominent authors, influential journals, and collaborative networks within the field. Finally, the study concludes by highlighting key themes and trends in Indonesian peace education research, emphasizing the importance of character education, diversity, religious moderation, conflict resolution, and youth engagement. These findings contribute to a more nuanced understanding of the evolving landscape of peace education research in Indonesian universities and offer insights that will inform future research and practice. Objective: This study conducts a bibliometric analysis to explore trends and developments in peace education research at Indonesian University from 2014 to 2014. Theoretical Framework: The stuudy is grounded in key theories and models relevant to peace education, focusing on religious, philosophical, and cultural influences that shape this field in Indonesia. Method: The study utilizes a bibliometric approach, analyzing data from databases such as Web of Science and Scopus. It examines authorship, subject areas, and trends in scientific production through a comprehensive review of published works from 2014 to 2024. Results and Discussion: Findings show a significant increase in peace education publications over the decade, highlighting key themes like character education, diversity, religious moderation, conflict resolution, and youth engagement. The discussion contextualizes these findings within the theoretical framework, identifying implications and limitations. Research Implications: The study offers practical and theoretical insights, particularly on how cultural values inluence peace education in Indonesia. It provides valuable guidance for future research and educational practices. Originality/Value: The research contributes to the literature mapping out the evolving landscape of peace education in Indonesia, identifying influential authors, journals, and collaborative networks. It underscores the growing importance of peace education themes in Indonesia academic discourse.