Islamic Economics and the Islamic Subeconomy

In the Fall 1995 issue of this journal (pp. 155-173), Timur Kuran makes a number of statements which are likely to create an unduly negative impact on the reader's mind about Islamic economics. In this comment, I wish to discuss three of these statements.

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Published in:The Journal of economic perspectives 1996-07, Vol.10 (3), p.193
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Islam
Islamic financing
Isolationism
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Politics
Reforms
Social solidarity
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Economics
International conferences
Islam
Islamic financing
Isolationism
Muslims
Politics
Reforms
Social solidarity
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