Chapter 12 So Thirty Years After – Where Do Islamic Economics, Finance, and Banking Stand?

Masudul Alam Choudhury

A chapter in Contributions to Economic Analysis, 2011, pp 233-264 from Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Abstract: The economic, financial, social, and scientific reasoning in Occidentalism is a profound example of the reasoning dichotomy caused by the problem of heteronomy. The duality consequences of economic rationality and rationalism between the spiritual and material domains remain entrenched in all the sciences (Dampier, 1961).

Date: 2011
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