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List of Contributors
Preface
Acknowledgements
PART I Institutions and Theoretical Framework
1 Islamic Economics and Economic Development: A Reflection
MUSTAFA METIN BAŞBAY
2 Rethinking Global Development Policies: An Islamic Economics Approach
ISA YILMAZ AND ERHAN AKKAS
3 Islamic Universal Politico-Economic Institutional Transmission Mechanisms for Global Sustainable Development
MUHAMMAD IQBAL ANJUM
4 Achieving Economic Development through Institutionalisation of Zakat and Waqf in Contemporary Economies
SALMAN AHMED SHAIKH
PART II Policies and Governance Mechanisms
5 Intergenerational Poverty in Developing Countries: A Critical Review Followed by a Two-Stage Firoza Model
RAHNUMA SIDDIKA AND SIBBIR AHMAD
6 Financial Innovation, Economic Development, and Islamic Principles
MURAT A. YÜLEK AND RUHŞEN TÜZÜN YÜLEK
7 After the COVID-19 Outbreak, Is Islamic Finance a Cure for Global Economic Disruptions?
JAMILA ABUBAKAR, BASHAYER MERDEF H. A. AL QASHOUTI, AHMET F. AYSAN AND IBRAHIM MUSA UNAL
8 Between Esham and Cash Waqf Linked Sukuk to Fiscal and Development Sustainability: Comparative Analysis
KHAIRUNNISA MUSARI
9 The Role of Infaq Institution on Income Inequality: A Model Proposal for Turkey to Alleviate Income Inequality
HUSNU TEKIN
PART III Empirical Work
10 State, Conflict, and Development: An Institutional Perspective on the Developmental Experience of Muslim Majority Kashmir
MUJEEB HUSSAIN GATTOO AND MUNEEB HUSSAIN GATTOO
11 An Empirical Work on the Relationship between Zakat and Development
NASIM SHAH SHIRAZI AND TOSEEF AZID
12 Determinants of Inclusive Growth in Islamic Countries: An Empirical Approach
AMIN MOHSENI-CHERAGHLOU
13 Islamic Social Finance and Sustainable Finance: A Survey on Literacy among Scholars and Students
TASLIMA JULIA
Index
Biography
Mustafa Metin Başbay, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics, Boğaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkey.
