The Asian Journal of Islamic Economics and Business (AJIEB) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the advancement of knowledge in the fields of Islamic economics, finance, business, and related disciplines. We welcome research that bridges theoretical, empirical, and practical aspects of these fields, offering insightful contributions from both a regional and global perspective.
Focus:
AJIEB focuses on exploring the intersection of Islamic principles with contemporary economic and business practices, aiming to foster an understanding of how Islamic teachings can inform and improve global economic and business systems. The journal covers a broad range of topics, including but not limited to:
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Islamic Economics: Theoretical and applied studies exploring the principles and systems of Islamic economics, including market structure, allocation of resources, and the role of ethics in economic decision-making.
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Islamic Finance: Research on financial instruments, institutions, markets, and practices based on Islamic law (Shari'ah), including Sukuk, Islamic banking, and risk-sharing mechanisms.
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Business Ethics and Corporate Governance: Studies examining ethical issues in business practices and the application of Shari'ah principles to corporate governance and business operations.
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Islamic Management and Marketing: Research on management and marketing practices within Islamic frameworks, including the role of ethics, responsibility, and sustainability in business management.
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Microfinance and Social Entrepreneurship: Investigating the role of Islamic finance in addressing poverty alleviation, social welfare, and entrepreneurial ventures that align with Islamic values.
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Policy and Regulation: Analysis of Islamic economic policies, legal frameworks, and regulatory issues in the context of Islamic countries and regions, as well as the global implications of these policies.
Scope:
AJIEB serves as a platform for academic scholars, practitioners, and policymakers interested in the innovative applications of Islamic economic and business principles. The journal publishes original research, review articles, and case studies that contribute to the development of the Islamic economy and business practices.
The scope includes, but is not limited to:
- Islamic financial markets and institutions
- Islamic economic theory and practice
- Islamic accounting and auditing standards
- Halal industry and supply chain
- Sustainable development in Islamic economics
- Comparative studies between Islamic and conventional economic systems
- Empirical analyses on the performance of Islamic businesses and financial institutions
AJIEB aims to foster international collaboration, addressing both regional issues in Asia and broader global challenges in Islamic economic thought. We encourage submissions that adopt interdisciplinary approaches, drawing from economics, business, law, and social sciences, that offer both theoretical advancements and practical implications for the real world.