Money in Islam: A Study in Islamic Political Economy
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Acknowledgements Chapter 1 The Islamic Epistemological Foundations of a Theory of Money, Organization and Markets: Comparative Perspective Chapter 2 The Theory of Endogenous Money in Comparative Islamic Perspectives Technical Appendix to Chapter 2 Chapter 3 History of Endogenous Money in Islam Chapter 4 Joint Venture as a Principal Islamic Financial Instrument Chapter 5 A Generalized Theory of Islamic Development Financing in the Light of Endogenous Monetary Theory Chapter 6 A Model of Stock Market With Extensive Interactions: Implications of the Shuratic Process Chapter 7 Money and Islamic Financial Institutions in a General Equilibrium System of Islamic Political Economy Chapter 8 External Sector Multiplier Relations of Endogenous Money Chapter 9 A General Equilibrium Treatment of Money, Finance and Trade: Muslim Countries and Capitalist Globalization Statistical Appendix to Chapter 9 Chapter 10 A General Equilibrium Treatment of Money, Finance and Trade: Islamic Political Economy and Globalization Appendix Policy Recommendations Bibliography Glossary of Essential Arabic Terms Subject Index