%0 Book
%A Ahmad Uzair, Faruk Yazar, Nisrina Muthahari [ Editors], -
%C Turkey
%D 2024
%F digilib:69663
%I Selcuk University Press
%K Islamic studies, Social media, Tourism & Diaspora, Culture & Society, Ecological  Policy
%T Mainstreaming Indonesia Islam  Navigating Culture and Media in a Complex Society
%U https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/69663/
%X The dialogue between religious identity and global culture is  increasingly vital in our interconnected society, especially in light of  the impact of communication technology on social practices. Digital  platforms enable real-time interactions across diverse religious and  cultural backgrounds, fostering mutual understanding and collaboration.  However, this globalization also exposes deep-seated inequalities, as not all communities have equal access to technological resources or the ability  to participate in these dialogues. Furthermore, health issues, such as the  spread of misinformation during global health crises, can exacerbate  existing disparities and create new challenges for public health policies.  The future of development must therefore consider these complexities,  ensuring that policies promote inclusive growth while addressing the  risks of cultural homogenization and social fragmentation. It is essential  for policymakers to foster environments that support equitable access to  technology and encourage respectful dialogue between religious identities  and global culture, thus harnessing the potential of globalization while  mitigating its adverse effects.