Call Paper OIIBF 2014, Oxford

Call for Papers and Contributions

Islamic Banking and Finance
Theoretical Development and Experiencing
Realities 2014
Oxford

The conference pursues the theme of culmination of theories that are meant to develop the qualitative and quantitave expansion of the Islamic finance as well as the realities faced by this sector in the financial markets.

We would like to receive original contributions that are on but not limited to the following topics.

-Principles of Islamic Law & the Banking & Finance
-Maxims of Islamic Law & the Banking & Finance
-The Problems of Developing Theories
-The Issues between Legal Theoreticians and the Financial Institutions
-Evaluation of the Developed Theories and their Critique
-The Challenges Faced by the Islamic Financial Institutions through a Lack of Synchronisation between the Shariah Compliance Committees and the Financial Administration
-Points of Success and Failure of Significant 

 
Geographical Zones of Islamic Banking and Finance:
- East Asia
- Middle East
- Turkey
- Europe and the US
- North Africa
-The Services of the Islamic Banks between Development of Theories and Realities of Experience and also more general topics of:

- Sectors of Islamic Economy
- Islamic Theories of Economy
- Various Commercial Sectors and Islam
- Islamic Banking Theories
- Islamic Banking in Action; Case Studies
- Critical Analysis of Components of Islamic Banking
- Islamic Financial Market Theories & Structures
- Islamic Financial Markets; Case Studies
- Critical Analysis of Components of Islamic Financial Markets
- Analysis of the Growth of Islamic Banking and Finance around the World
- Comparative Study of Islamic Financial Systems v Non Islamic Financial Systems
- The Future of Islamic Financial systems
- State v Private Sector & Their Shares in Setting up and Sustaining the Systems
- Arbitration Patterns

Abstract Submission by: 10-January-2014
Publication: The accepted contributions will be reviewed
and those oem which meet the standards of
publication will be published.
Abstracts Deadline: 25-12-2013