Islamic moral economy emerged in the modern sense in the late 1960s and early 1970s as an attempt to develop an authentic understanding of the Islamic system of economics and develop policies accordingly. As part of this concept, Islamic banks and financial institutions are considered as the...

This paper explores the impact of the behaviour of a firm and its management on its stakeholders operating within the framework of Islamic law and morality and draws a sketch of a socially responsible enterprise which Islam idealizes in the domain of business and trade. The study suggests that...

Contents: Introduction -- 2. Critical reflections on the development in the muslim world -- 3. Islamic moral economy and development -- 4. Justice and development within Islamic paradigm -- 5. A critical evaluation of the social and economic development performance of Islamic banks -- 6....

Digital currencies are unregulated and potentially have a destabilizing effect coupled with increased concerns over capital gains and losses in a high volatility environment. When added to a portfolio, this currency may have certain driving factors in terms of return and risks in the case of...