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Economics, Ethics and Religion: Jewish, Christian and Muslim Economic Thought |
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Published by Abdul Ghani
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Friday, 27 January 2012 10:35 |
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Rodney Wilson New York: New York University Press, 1997 233 P. (including a bibliography and an index).
Reviewed by: SYED NAWAB HAIDER NAQVI Rector, Kausar University of Sciences, Islamabad.
Rodney Wilson's book aims to highlight the religious-ethical basis of economic actions through the kaleidoscope of` "comparative religions perspectives on economics" (p. 21). The economic teachings of the three great religions in the Abrahamic tradition - namely, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam - are juxtaposed here in one volume to facilitate a fruitful inter-religious dialogue on common moral and economic concerns of a modern society. Wilson, "as a Christian who has participated in interfaith dialogue" (p. 2), was well-placed to write such a wide-ranging, wellresearched work which seeks to unite, rather than divide, the 'peoples of the Book', a welcome news for those who would rather reject the dark forebodings of the "Clash of Civilizations". He draws freely on a large number of writings of 'authentic' exponents of the Judaic, Christian and Islamic points of view and compares, without being polemical, their competing but mostly complementary (if seen in the 'correct' historic sequence), positions on economic matters. Written in a racy, persuasive style, the book impresses the reader as a work of significant scholarship.
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Call for papers Islamic finance in a changing world. |
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Published by Abdul Ghani
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Friday, 27 January 2012 10:06 |
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Abu Dhabi, October 15-16, 2012.
The prime theme of this event will be the impact of the recent rapid changes on the Islamic finance sector in all pertinent aspects. The Conference will consider the spectacular political and socio-economic developments that we have been witnessing and their probable effects on the performance and future position of Islamic financial institutions (IFI’s), the regulatory set-ups, and popularity of Islamic products being offered to the public, governments and business firms.
The Conference is being organized by Emerald Group Publishing, the world’s leading scholarly publisher of journals and books on business and management. Over 220 academic journals are currently published by Emerald, covering some 24 managerial disciplines, in addition to a strong and growing presence in other related fields such as LIS, social sciences, and engineering.
This Conference follows on the success of the Global Islamic Marketing Conference held in Dubai over the period 20-22 March 2011, organized by Emerald in association with the United Arab Emirates University.
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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ISLAMIC ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS (ICIEB 2012) |
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Published by Abdul Ghani
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Friday, 27 January 2012 09:53 |
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DATE: 29 June - 1 July 2012
THEME: “Strengthening Islamic Banking and Finance: Towards ASEAN Economic Community 2015”
VENUE: A’ Famosa Resort Hotel, Melaka, Malaysia
On behalf of the Organising Committee we are glad to invite you to take part in the ICIEB 2012 to present your research findings, innovative ideas, latest technologies and up-to-date methodologies in the field of Islamic banking and finance, economics, business and any other interdisciplinary research relevant to Islamic economics and business. This conference is jointly organized by Universiti Teknologi MARA Johor and Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Indonesia, Depok Jakarta. This conference will be held at the A’ Famosa Resort Hotel, Melaka, Malaysia.
The general aim of the conference is to promote international collaboration in research in Islamic economics and business as well as interdisciplinary fields.
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Depression and Natural Health: What Can We Learn About Depression From Obsersing Nature? |
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Published by Abdul Razak Ricardo
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Wednesday, 25 January 2012 14:27 |
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By: Richard Crant
This is a three-part article where I first examine the similarities in nature and in humans to determine where it is humans fail to understand depression and its function as a vital component to survival. Then I discuss the dangers in misunderstanding depression’s role as a warning system to alert humans it is time to rest and to forgive. Last, I add commentary and make some suggestions as to what can be done to save depression from reaching the chronic stage.
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