International Conference on Islamic Political Economy and Policy (ICIPEPY - 26)

This track explores the theoretical underpinnings of Islamic political economy, focusing on its distinct principles and methodologies. Papers may analyze the integration of Islamic values within economic frameworks and their implications for policy-making.

This session examines the role of governance in Islamic societies, emphasizing the interplay between religious principles and political authority. Contributions may address contemporary challenges and best practices in Islamic governance.

This track focuses on the principles of Islamic finance, including risk-sharing, ethical investment, and prohibition of interest. Papers should discuss innovative financial products and their impact on economic development.

This session investigates the dynamics of trade and globalization within Islamic economies, highlighting opportunities and challenges. Contributions may explore the effects of global trade policies on local Islamic markets.

This track delves into the intersection of Islamic law (Sharia) and economic policy, examining how legal frameworks influence economic decisions. Papers may analyze case studies of policy implementations across different Islamic jurisdictions.

This session addresses development strategies tailored to Islamic societies, focusing on sustainable practices and community empowerment. Contributions should highlight successful initiatives and their socio-economic impacts.

This track explores the ethical dimensions of economic behavior in Islamic contexts, emphasizing the moral responsibilities of individuals and institutions. Papers may discuss the role of ethics in shaping economic policies and practices.

This session examines the cultural factors that influence Islamic political economy, including traditions, values, and social norms. Contributions may analyze how cultural contexts shape economic policies and practices.

This track invites discussions on global economic issues from an Islamic perspective, including poverty, inequality, and environmental sustainability. Papers should propose solutions grounded in Islamic teachings and principles.

This session focuses on the role of innovation and entrepreneurship within the Islamic finance sector. Contributions may explore new business models and their potential to drive economic growth in Islamic communities.

This track offers a comparative analysis of Islamic and conventional economic systems, highlighting their similarities and differences. Papers should assess the effectiveness of each system in addressing contemporary economic challenges.