Global Islamic Market: Asian Perspectives on Diversity of Capitalism
Financé par l’IRIS Études Globales de PSL, et organisé par Fondation France-Japon de l’EHESS
Presented by the Fondation France-Japon of the EHESS with the support of PSL-IRIS Études Globales, this project aims to deliver an encompassing analysis of the configuration of the new economic and religious dynamics within Islamic capitalism, to assist our understanding of the diversity of capitalism. At the occasion to launch this project, this kick-off meeting will reexamine the state of the art of Islamic economies, through the process of its institutionalization and its application into practice by actors. What kind of normative transformation has occurred in the evolution of Islamic economic ideas of Islam? How have the ancient Islamic jurisprudences been interpreted to bring them into modern contexts, especially with regard to geographical and doctrinal differences? How can the development of Islamic capitalism be understood in the context of the global economic system, which includes the secular and non-Muslim world? How Islam is mobilized to legitimate economic activities and to create the system of value? The objective of this kick-off meeting is to understand the historical, political and social context of the Islamic capitalism to further our discussion on the formation of the « Global Islamic Market. » Three panels will be proposed to discuss the genesis, historicity of the economic though of Islam, institutionalizations of Islamic finance, and on a micro level the practices and a role of Muslim entrepreneurs on the Islamic market.
9:30
Opening remarks by Sébastien Lechevalier (EHESS)
9:45
Session I: The Genesis of the Economic Thought of Islam
Discussant: Sébastien Lechevalier (EHESS)- Frédéric Coste (CERI-Sciences Po): « Redefining an « Islamic Economy » in Modernity »
– Mohammed Hocine Benkheira (EPHE): « Return on « Islam and Capitalism » by Maxime Rodinson: Some Observations »
– Shinsuke Nagaoka (Kyoto University): « Reconsidering the Intellectual Heritage of Islamic Economic Studies in Japan and France »
13:00
Session II: Institutionalizations of Islamic FinanceDiscussant: Pascal Buresi (EHESS, CNRS)
– Mohamed Aslam Haneef (International Islamic University Malaysia): « Islamic Reforms and the Economic Development Agenda in Malaysia since the 1980s »
– Kaouther Jouaber-Snoussi (Université Paris-Dauphine, PSL Research University): « Do Determinants of Fees Differ between Islamic and Conventional Funds? »
– Bochra Kammarti (EHESS): « European Genesis of Islamic Finance »
15:30
Session III: The practices in the Global Islamic Market at Stake
Discussant: Hocine Benkheira (EPHE)
– Yana Pak (EHESS): « Sufi Entrepreneurs in Central Asia: From National to Transnational Networks »
– Shin Yasuda (Takasaki City University): « Mapping Islamic Leisure Travel in Non-Islamic Countries: Discussion of Halal Tourism from an East Asian Perspective and Beyond »
La conférence aura lieu en anglais.
Vous pouvez trouver ci-dessous le programme.
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