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The 3rd series, Readings in Islamic Economic Thought is designed to reflect the latest development of the subject and the thinking of mainstream as well as Islamic economic thought based on recent professional writings, research works and discourses published within the first quarter of 21st century.
This is a compilation work structured on object-oriented and outcome-based standard university curricula schemes fit to the requirements of undergraduate and graduate students who want to be economics and finance graduates having majors in Islamic economic thought, Islamic economics, Islamic banking, Islamic finance, Islamic microfinance, Islamic capital market, Sukuk and Takaful.
The series is structured in four parts: Part I: Economic Thought and the Schumpeterian ‘Great Gap’ Theory; Part II: Contribution and Phases of Islamic Economic Thought; Part III: The Islamic Traditions in Economic Thought; and Part IV: Mainstream vs. Islamic Economic Thinking: Issues and Challenges.