DR MASUDUL
ALAM CHOUDHURY
Professor of Economics
The
Academic Web Page: http://www.capebretonu.ca/mchoudhu/ipe.htm
International Chair
Postgraduate Program in Islamic Economics
and Finance
Academic web Page: http://www.ief-trisakti.or.id
Phones:(Office)(902) 563-1236;
(Fax) (902)
562-0119; e-mail: masud_choudhury@capebretonu.ca
Canadian Citizen; married with four
grown-up boys.
Home address:
Phone: (902) 567-2173.
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
AND SPECIALIZATIONS
Ph.D.
Political Economy,
Thesis:
"Some Aspects of Optimal Human Capital Investment and Economic
Growth: Theoretical and Empirical Study", Prof. M. Handa.
M.A.
Economics,
M.Phil. Mathematical Statistics with Specialization
in Econometrics, University of
Thesis:
"Multicollinearity Problem in Economic Models", Prof. A.H.
Baloch.
M.Sc. Pure & Applied Mathematics,
B.Sc.
Hons. Pure Mathematics,
TEACHING/RESEARCH
EXPERIENCE
Professor
of Economics,
Professor
and International Chair, Postgraduate Program in Islamic Economics and Finance,
Trisakti University Jakarta, Indonesia, every year April-August. Lectures and
PHD, MSC/MBA Thesis supervision.
Professor
of Economics & Finance, Department of Economics & Finance, College of
Commerce and Economics, Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat 123, Oman (On leave
fro CBU until 2004).
Professor
of Finance and Economics, College of Industrial Management, King Fahd
University of Petroleum and Minerals, Dhahran 31261, Saudi Arabia (on leave
from CBU) 1999-2001.
Visiting
Professor in Social Economics, Department of Sociology of Education, Ontario
Institute for Studies in Education, 1984-85.
Assistant
Professor of Statistics, University of Chittagong, 1969-72.
Senior
Economist, Economics and Policy Planning Department, the Islamic Development
Bank, 1983-84.
Assistant
Professor of Economics,
Adjunct
Lecturer in Statistics, University of Regina, 1978-79.
Manpower
Planning Officer,
Research
Economist, Ontario Ministry of Labour, and Manpower Economist,
A
total of over 30 years of teaching & research experience.
Invited
as Visiting Full Professor in Economics, School of Social Sciences, Science
University of Malaysia, April - August
31, 1995: presenting a series of eight lectures in Islamic Social Sciences and
launching the Second International Conference in Islamic Political Economy:
"The Structure of Islamic Political Economy at the Turn of the Century: A
Global Paradigm"; team work in establishing the International Project on
Islamic Political Economy at this School; the Minor Package in Islamic
Political Economy at this School; editing along with others the Proceedings of
the First International Conference in Islamic Political Economy entitled, Islamic Political Economy in Capitalist
Globalization: An Agenda for Change.
Invited
as Visiting Full Professor (April-August 31, 1994), Faculty of Economics,
National University of Malaysia, Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia: team research on
Malaysian econometric model, faculty lectures and evaluation of economics
program; established the Islamic Economics Module and completed the book, Alternative Perspectives of Third-World
Development: The Case of Malaysia (published by Macmillan, London
& St. Martin's, NY 1996) with Drs. Uzir Abdul Malik and Mohd. Anuar Adnan;
other joint publications with some UKM Economics Faculty members; participated
in the IRPA Privatization Project.
Sabbatical
& Other Leave:
June
2-23, 2000: External Examiner of Undergraduate Economics Program, Northern
Jan.
1999 – Aug. 31, 2001: Professor of Finance & Economics, Department of
Finance & Economics, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals,
Dhahran, Saudi Arabia (on leave from CBU).
Dec.
1990 - June, 1991: Visiting Fellow,
Visiting
Professor, Comparative Development Studies,
Visiting
Research Scholar,
Visiting
Associate Professor, Faculty of Economics, the
COURSES TAUGHT
1. At
Resource
Economics
Economic
Growth and Development
Economy
and Society
Political
Economy of Globalization
Quantitative
Methods
History
of Economic Thought I
History
of Economics Thought II
Econometrics
Environment
and Development Planning I
Environment
and Development Planning II
Comparative
Development Studies: Development
Experience I
Comparative
Development Studies: Development
Experience II
Principles
of Economics (Micro and Macro)
Intermediate
Microeconomics
Intermediate
Macroeconomics
Canadian
Economic Problems I & II: Economic
Theory and Policy
International
Economics I & II: Theory and Policy
Introduction
to Political Economy (Social Sciences Core)
Political
Economy of Social Issues
Comparative
Economic Systems
Labour
Economics
Industrial
Organization
Managerial
Economics
Socio-Economics
of Community Development I
Socio-Economic
of Community Development II
2. Elsewhere
Comparative
Epistemology in Socio-Scientific Thought (
Islamic
Economics, Finance and the Shari’ah I and II (
Advanced
Islamic Economics and Finance (
Political
Economy of Globalization in Relation to Islamic Economics and Finance (
Socioeconomic
Development of the Sultanate of
Political
Economy of Globalization (
Economics
of Money and Banking (
International
Trade (
Islamic
Economics (Political Economy) (
Intermediate
Microeconomics (
Comparative
Development Studies: Global Inequality (
Statistical
Inference (
Sampling
Theory (
Mathematical
Statistics and Probability Theory (
Quantitative
Methods (
Advanced
Optimization Theory (
Managerial
Economics (King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals)
Engineering
Economics (King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals)
Economics
of Education & Human Capital Theory (Laurentian &
3.
Graduate Courses Taught (continuing):
Managerial Economics (MBA),
Mathematical Statistics
& Probability Theory (M.Sc), Chittagong University, Bangladesh, 1969-70.
STUDENT SUPERVISION
Undergraduate Level
I.
Supervised senior undergraduate students of Economics and Finance on the theses,
“Components of Money Supply and Deposit
Ratios in
“Estimation of the Sales Function of Electric
Power in SCECO, Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia”, completed January 2001.
"Effective Decision-Making in
Complex Organization: The Case of Lucent Technologies
II.
Supervisor in Research Project:
1. Research Assistant on data collection,
processing, statistical collation, development analysis and related information
gathering on the development policies and institutions in the Sultanate of
Oman.
This supervision is related with the
major research grant – His Majesty’s Grant on Petroleum- Led Sectoral
Diversification and Linkages in Comparative Perspectives:
2. Guided three-students team on the
project, “Systems-Oriented Economic Analysis of Water Conservation in Sydney,
Nova Scotia”, May-August, 1998, sponsored by the Atlantic Canada Actions
Program and funded by Environment Canada, Nova Scotia Provincial Government and
the Cape Breton Regional
Municipality.
Output: Government document entitled, “Systems-Oriented Economic
Analysis of Water Conservation in
Graduate Level Supervisory
Activity
Supervising 6 PHD students in the
Postgraduate Program in Islamic Economics and Finance, Trisakti University
Jakarta, Indonesia (http://www.ief-trisakti.or.id): “Areas include Theory of
Institutionalism in Islam”; “Valuation of Company Zakat for Economic
Development”; “The Role of Zakat in Poverty Alleviation: Comparative
Perspectives”; “A General Equilibrium Model of Money and Real Economy in Islamic
Perspectives”; “The Role of Islamic Microenterprise in Economic Development
Post-Tsunami Indonesia”.
Supervising 3 MSC and MBA
students: “A Review of Social and Economic Thoughts of Selected Mujatahids in the
Islamic Concept of Socioeconomic Development”; “Networking Islamic Banking by
the IT”; “Deepening the International Trade Flows in the Ummah – Policy
Prescriptions”.
MBA
Thesis co-supervisor for
Dahai Du, Community Economic Development Institute,
External
Examiner for Ph.D. Thesis
in the Department of Science,
External Examiner for M.A.
Thesis on Islamic Economics,
the Institute of Islamic Studies,
Internal Examiner &
Chairman of D.Phil Examination, Oxford University, June 5, 1991: student M. Syukri Salleh, Anthropology
& Geography, St. Cross College, Oxford University, area of thesis:
comparative development studies: "A
Grassroots Approach to Rural Development:
The Case of Darul Arqam in Malaysia" (announced in Oxford University Gazette, May 16,
1991).
MBA Student Thesis Joint
Supervisor with Dr. Stewart Perry, Centre for Community Economic Development
& Department of Management & Administration, CBU:
student, Velvet Mcgarrigle, Saint Mary's University, thesis title: "Potential Customer Support for a
Union-Sponsored Retail Store in Cape Breton", June, 1989.
Supervisor of Directed
Study for Third Year
Economics & Political Science Joint Major student, U.C.C.B. with Professor
Marcel Leroy: student J. MacPhee,
"Political Economy of Demographic Change with Special Reference to Cape
Breton", 1990-91 academic session.
Undergraduate Level Major
Papers:
(A)
Socio-Economics of Community Development
“Human
Ecology and Physical Ecology Models of Interactions: Application to Community
Socio-Economic Development” (1997)
“The
Study of Little
(B) International Economics:
"Analysis
of the Flow of Trade in the Global Economy" (1997)
"A
General Equilibrium Study of World Trade Organization Policies" (1997)
"Econometric
Relations Among Critical Indicators of the Balance of Payments Table and the
Stabilization Theorems" (1995)
"What
does the direction of trade tell about future growth, specialization, terms of
trade and shifting comparative advantages in an integrating world
economy?" (1994)
"The
role of Pseudo Monetary Units in International Capital Markets" (1987)
"A
Methodology of Managed International Trade Applied to Developing
Countries" (1986)
"Optimal
Debt Financing in a Regime of Managed International Trade for Developing
Countries" (1985)
(C) Political Economy of Social Issues:
"Dynamic
Model of Social Security" (1997)
"Dynamic
Model of Family Decision-Making" (1997)
"Demographic
Transitions Examined From the Perspectives of Economic Development and Strongly
Interactive Models Applied to the Microeconomics of Family" (1995-96)
"A
Critical Examination of Neoclassical Methodology in the Light of Interactive
Social Model Applied to Labour Market and Economic Demographics" (1994).
"The
Political Economy of Enterprise in the Mixed Economy and the Soviet Type
Perestroika: A Study of Concepts and
Issues", major paper for the course, Political Economy of Social Policy,
1989.
(D) Development Studies:
"State
of Capital-Labour Relations in the Global Economy" (1997)
"Concept
and Application of Development Planning on the Problems of Native Canadian
Rehabilitation: Post-Unced
Relevance", 1994.
(E) Canadian Economic Problems:
"Economic
Analysis of the Canadian Federal Budget" (1997)
"Examination
of Canadian Economic Growth and Labour Markets in the Light of the Interactive
Methodology Applied to Intersectoral Linkages" (1995-96)
"Dealing
with Neoclassical Tradeoff and Keynesian-Monetarist Policies in Current
Canadian Socio-Economic Dilemma". (1994)
"Estimating
Canadian Output Contributions by Occupations and Sectors and Sensitivity
Analysis". 1994.
(F)
History of Economic Thought:
"An
Examination of the Theory of Value in Classical Economic Thought" (1997)
(G) Managerial Economics:
"Computer
Simulation of a Constrained Maximization Model of Project Evaluation"
(1988)
"Estimating
an Output-Pricing Model for a Development Project" (1989)
"An
Assessment of the Current Labour Market Conditions in Canada for 1989-1990
Quarterly Forecast of the Conference Board of Canada", 1990.
(H) Labour Economics and Labour Relations:
"Some
Economic Ramifications of the Changing Pattern of Manpower Requirements by
Industries and Occupations in
"Industry
by Occupation Labour Force Structure and Its Impact on the Labour Market Trends
in the Nova Scotian Economy, 1989", 1990.
(I) Industrial Organization:
"Deducing
Industrial Structure in
(J) Supervisor in Double Major (Pol.
Science & Economics):
"Political
Economic Consequences of Demographic Changes:
A Case Study for
RESEARCH AREAS
Political
Economy and Socio-Scientific World-System, Epistemological Problems of Economic
Theory, Institutions and Policy with special focus on Islamic Political Economy
and World-Systems:
theory and application in the areas of ethico-economics and Islamic political
economy and world-system concerning economic development, international
economics, money and capital markets, comparative economic systems,
institutional economics, epistemological and ontological foundations,
sustainable development paradigm, economic models, socio-scientific issues,
interactions between social, institutional and economic issues in the framework
of world-system studies.
Socio-Scientific
Interactive Systems & Ethico-Economics in Islamic Perspectives: epistemological foundations of
socio-scientific paradigms, social economics, political philosophy and
economics, analytical treatment of socio-scientific interactive systems.
Application
of the above two areas in theoretical and applied problems: socio-scientific interactive systems,
comparative development studies, ecology as socio-scientific system,
international economics, social/public policy, welfare economics and social
choice theory, manpower economics, human resource development, quantitative
economic modeling, and epistemological problems of economics, money and capital
markets.
MY ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTIONS
I
am one of the original contributors to the field of Islamic economics since
1974. I am the contemporary pioneer of the field of Islamic Political Economy
and Islamic World-System. I have developed this field analytically as a Tawhidi
(Oneness of Allah) epistemological investigation of the theory, methodology,
analysis and applications of the emanating knowledge-based process order to
interactive systems involving economy, society, institutions, environment,
globalization and the socio-scientific domain. Thus I have pioneered the
Tawhidi epistemological approach, the systems-oriented process-based treatment,
the socio-scientific concept in varied fields of political economy ranging from
theory, development, international economics, social policy, institutionalism,
all the way to money and capital markets. All these are centered on the
knowledge-based epistemological investigation of `globally interactive,
integrative and evolutionary systems’ emanating from the epistemology of unity of
knowledge.
Furthermore, I consider my original and
pioneering contributions to be in the area of universalizing the methodology of
the Tawhidi knowledge-centered systemic treatment of processual order in
`global' systems to be paradigmatically viable in all systems-based
socio-scientific inquiries both of the unification (evolutionary complex
equilibrium) and disequilibrium types.
SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS:
SELECTED ONES
Also visit my homepage on Islamic
Political Economy:
http://www.capebretonu.ca/mchoudhu/ipe.htm
(YOU CAN FIND
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ISLAMIC STUDIES (QUR’ANIC STUDIES,
ECONOMICS, FINANCE, PHILOSOPHY)
(with
Mohammad Shahadat Hossain) Development Planning in the Sultanate of Oman,
in press, Edwin Mellen Press, Lewiston,
New York) Outcome of His Majesty’s Research Project, Sultan Qaboos University,
Muscat, Sultanate of Oman.
Money
and Real Economy,
Science
and Epistemology in the Qur’an (different volume titles), The Edwin Mellen Press,
(with M.Z. Hoque). An Advanced Exposition in Islamic Economics and Finance (Edwin Mellen Press, 2004)
The
Islamic World-System, a Study in Polity-Market Interaction,
Explaining
the Qur’an, a Socio-Scientific Inquiry,
2 volumes, research was funded by the Scientific Research Committee, King Fahd
University of Petroleum and Minerals,
Political
Economy of Structural Transformation, with Special Reference to Islamic
Countries, Leeds, Eng:
Wisdom House,
Dynamic Analysis of Trade
and Development in the Islamic World: Selected Case Studies,
The Islamic Worldview,
Socio-Scientific Perspectives,
Kegan Paul International, London, Eng. 2000, Foreword by Professor Uner Turgay,
Director of the Institute of Islamic Studies, McGill University.
Comparative Economic
Perspectives: Occidental and Islamic Perspectives, Kluwer Academic,
Studies in Islamic Science
and Polity, 1998.
London, Eng.: Macmillan Press Ltd. Foreword by Dr. Mohammad Umer Chapra, Senior
Economic Adviser, Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency and Winner of Faisal Award in
Islamic Economics.
Reforming the Muslim World, 1998.
Studies in Islamic Social
Sciences, 1998.
Macmillan Press Ltd. &
Money in Islam, 1997. Routledge:
Festschrift in Honour of
Abu Hameed Mohammad Al-Ghazzali, the Great Moral Philosopher of the Eleventh
Century: Socioeconomics of Community
Development in Global Perspectives I, Dec. 1997. East
Principal
Co-Editor with M. Abdad & Syukri Salleh, Islamic Political Economy in Capitalist Globalisation: An Agenda for
Change (1997, Utusan Publisher,
Islamic Socio-Scientific
Order and World-System,
1995. Secretariat for Islamic Philosophy and Science, Universiti Sains
*The Epistemological
Foundations of Islamic Economic, Social and Scientific Order, 6 Vols. 1995. Statistical,
Economic and Social Research and Training Centre for Islamic Countries,
*
I consider this magnum opus as the
contemporary original contribution to the field of Islamic socio-scientific
inquiry based on the study of Divine Unity. The volumes are extensively
comparative in modern coverage of the subject matter with analytical depth and
systems approach to specific problems and issues. They develop the Tawhidi (Oneness
of Allah) paradigm of socio-scientific thought as derived from the Qur’an.
Theory and Practice of
Islamic Development Co-operation: Recent
Experience of Some Asian Countries, 1993.
Statistical, Economic & Social Research and Training Centre for Islamic
Countries,
The Unicity Precept and the
Socio-Scientific Order, 1993.
University Press of
The Principles of Islamic
Political Economy, A Methodological Inquiry, 1992. the Macmillan Press Ltd.,
The Foundations of Islamic
Political Economy, 1992.
principal authorship with Dr. Uzir A. Malik, Associate Professor Economics,
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia & former Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Universiti
Utara Malaysia, Macmillan Press Ltd., London, England & St. Martin's Press,
New York. Reviewed by David Cassen,
Special to the Middle East Times, in Middle
East Times-Egypt (June 29-July 5, 1993); Journal of Economic Literature, Vol.31, March 1993; Choice, Vol.30, Nov. `92.
Islamic Economic
Co-operation 1990.
Contributions to Islamic
Economic Theory, A Study in Social Economics, 1986.
An Islamic Social Welfare
Function, 1983.
COMPARATIVE STUDIES (METHODOLOGY, ISLAM
AND THE WEST)
(with M. Shahadat Hossain) Computing
Reality, going to press, Aoishima Research Institute,
Festschrift in Honour of
Immanuel Kant, the Great Moral Philosopher of the Eighteenth Centure: Socioeconomics of Community Development in
Global Perspectives II,
1997. East
Principal editor
along with Dr. Uzir Abdul Malik and Dr. Mohammad Anuar Adnan, National
University of Malaysia; Alternative
Perspectives in Third-World Development: The Case of Malaysia, 1996.
Macmillan Press Ltd. London & St. Martin's Press,
Economic Theory and Social
Institutions: A Critique with Special
Reference to
A Theory of
Ethico-Economics, 1994.
Barmarick Publications,
Comparative Development
Study: In Search of the World View, 1993. Macmillan Press Ltd. &
The Paradigm of Humanomics 1989.
Policy-Theoretic
Foundations of Ethico-Economics
(ed.) 1989.
Political Economy of
Development in Atlantic
Guest
Editor, International Journal of Human Development, Special Issue: Globalization and Human Development,
3:1, 2005 (Wisdom House Academic Publications).
Guest
Editor. Charity, Poverty Alleviation and
Socio-Economic Development, a special issue of the International Journal
of Social Economics, 29:1&2, West Yorkshire, Eng: MCB University Press,
2002.
Guest
Editor. Selected Financial Institutional Structures and Policy Analysis,
Managerial Finance, 29:2/3, 2003.
Guest Editor. Financial and Non-Financial Measures in Organizational Setting, Managerial Finance, 29:7, 2003.
Guest
Editor. Principal editor with Mohammad A. Al-Sahlawi: Managerial Perspectives Interrelating Organization, Finance and
Economics: The Case of Saudi Arabia,
special issue of Managerial Finance, 27:10 & 11, 2001, West
Yorkshire, Eng: MCB University Press.
Guest
Editor: New Managerialism
Interconnecting Economy, Society and Governance, being a special issue of Managerial Finance, 25:3 & 4,
1999, MCB University Press.
Guest
Editor: Comparative Political Economy of
Money and Finance: Islam and the Other, being a special issue of Managerial Finance, 25:5, 1999,
MCB University Press.
Guest
Editor, Topics in Globalization and
Structural Change, Special issue of Managerial Finance,
1996.
Guest
Editor, Topics in Development Finance,
Managerial Finance 19:7,
Editor of the international
refereed journal, Humanomic,
International Journal of Systems and Ethics (HIJSE) (biannual, earlier
quarterly) since 1985; commercially published and distributed by Emeralds
Publications Ltd., Yorkshire, England (currently publishing vol. 22, nos. 1-4,
2006). HIJSE is listed in the Journal of Economic Literature and
is entered in the electronic online and CD-ROM indexing and abstracting services
of the American Economic Association. It is exchanged for the Journal of Economic Literature, the American Economic Review,
Journal of Economic Perspectives. Also listed in the Sixth Edition of Cabell's Directory of Publishing
Opportunities in Accounting, Economics and Finance (
Special
edited issues are, Community Economic
Development in Global Perspectives (Vol. 17, Nos. 1&2, 2001), Ethics and Economics (Vol. 11, Nos.
1&2, 1995), Comparative Political
Economy I (Vol. 13, Nos. 3&4,
1997), Comparative Political Economy II
(Vol. 14, No.4, 1998 & Vol. 15, No. 1, 1999), Readings in Selected Ethico-Economic Issues(Vol. 15, No. 4, 1999).
2. Scholarly Publications
[R: Refereed; P:
Professional]
ISLAMIC STUDIES
(ECONOMICS, FINANCE, QUR’AN, PHILOSOPHY)
(with Sofyan S. Harahap)
2007. “Decreasing Corporate Governance in an Ethico-Economic General
Equilibrium Model Of Unity Of Knowledge”, International Journal of Corporate
Governance, 7:1, 2007
(with S.I. Zaman) “Learning Sets and Topologies”, Kybernetes: International Journal of Systems and Cybernetics, forthcoming 35:3-7, 2006 (R).
“Contrasting Paradigms Between
Democracy And Political Participation In Islam”, Review of Islamic Economics, forthcoming 2006 (R)
“An Islamic Critique Of Capital Adequacy Requirement In Basle II As A
Neo-Liberal Agency Underlying Capitalist Globalization”, Review
of Islamic Economics, forthcoming 2006 (R)
“Islamic Macroeconomics?” International Journal of Social Economics, Vol. 33 (2), 2006 (R).
“Islamic Economics
And Finance: Where Do They Stand?”, accepted in the Proceedings of the Sixth
International Conference on Islamic Economics, Finance and Banking, Islamic
Development Bank, 2006.(R)
(with M.Z. Hoque), Project
Financing In Islamic Perspective, Review of Islamic
Economics,
Vol. 8, No. 2. (R)
(with M.Z. Hoque) “Corporate Governance in Islamic Perspective”, International Journal of Corporate Governance, 6:1, 2006.(R)
“Micro-Money and Real Economic Relationship in the 100 Per Cent Reserve Requirement Monetary System”, Review of Islamic Economics, 13:1, 2004.(R) [also printed in the Proceedings of the International Conference on Stable and Just Global Monetary System 2003 entitled Viability of the Islamic Dinar, published by the research center, International Islamic University Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia].
(with Mostaque Hussain second author) “The Paradigm of Islamic Banking”, International Journal of Social Economics, 32:3, 2005.(R)
(with M. Ziaul Hoque) “Islamic finance: a Western perspective – revisited”, International Journal of Islamic Financial Services, 5:1, April-June 2003 (P)
“Savings and Retirement Benefits in Comparative Islamic Perspectives”, Indian Journal of Social and Economics Policies, 1:2, Dec. 2005.(R)
“Islamic
political economy”, Review of Islamic
Economics, Vol. 13, No. 1, January
2004, (R).
“Ummatic Globalization Versus Neoclassical
Capitalist Globalization”, Review of
Islamic Economics, Vol. 12, No. 1, January 2003 (R).
“The
Nature of Money and Monetary Policy for Islamic Economic Integration”, Thoughts
on Economics, 11:3&4, July-December, 2001 (P).
“Economic
Regulations in the Islamic Political Economy”, Journal of
Principal
author with K. Hassan, “The role of zakah in non-wage versus wage-earning
labour markets”, Review of Islamic Economy, Vol. 10, Sept. 2001, (R).
“Alleviating poverty and generating empowerment by microenterprise development, Islamic financing instruments”, International Journal of Social Economics, 29:1&2, 2002 (R)
“Financial
globalization and Islamic financial institutions: the topic revisited”, Islamic
Economic Studies, Vol. 9. No. 1, 2001 ( R ).
"Perspectives
on the Islamization of knowledge and their implications for organization of the
Occupational Composition: The case of the Canadian Muslims in the labor market", Journal of Muslim Minority
Affairs, Vol. 26, No. 2, 2001( R
).
“Venture
capital in Islam: a critical examination”, Journal
of Economic Studies, 28:1, 2000 (R).
“The
Structure of Islamic Economics: A Comparative Perspective in Markets, Ethics
and Economics”, Markets, Consumption and
Culture, 3:2, 2000, (R).
“A
social contractarian theory of markets: Rawls, Gauthier, Neoclassicism and the
Alternative”, International Journal of
Social Economics, Vol. 27, No. 3, 2000, (R).
“The
Nature of Islamic Socio-Scientific Inquiry: Theory and Application to Capital
Markets”, International Journal of
Social Economics, Vol. 27, No. 1, 2000 (R).
“Some
Long-Term Goals for the Organization of Islamic Conference”,
“A
Philosophico-Mathematical Theorem on Unity of Knowledge”, Kybernetes: International
Journal of Systems and Cybernetics, Vol. 28, No. 7, 1999 (R).
“Macroeconomic
Trends in the World Economy: Whither Regional Economic Integration?” Journal of Economic Cooperation Among
Islamic Countries, Vol. 19, Nos. 1-2, 1998 (P)
“The
Political Economy of
“The
Concept and Role of Culture in Socio-Scientific Systems: Some Case Studies”, The American Journal of Islamic Social
Sciences, Vol. 15, No.1, 1998 (R).
“Decision-Making
in the Islamic Political Economy”, Journal
of Islamic Administrative Studies, Vol. 3, No.2, Dec. 1997 (R).
"Toward
Islamic Political Economy at the Turn of the Century", American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences,
Vol. 13, No. 3, Fall 1996 (R).
"Economic
Integration in the Sextet Region and the
"Muslims in
"A
Theory of Renewal and Continuity in Islamic Science", International Journal of New Ideas, Vol.IV, No.1, 1995 (R).
"Money
and Islamic Financial Institutions", Middle
Eastern Business and Economic Review, Vol. 7, No. 1, July, 1995 (R).
"A
Critique of Modernist Synthesis in Islamic Thought: Special Reference to
Political Economy", accepted in the American
Journal of Islamic Social Sciences, Vol. 11, No. 4, Dec. 1994 (R).
(with
M.I Ansari,
"Conflict
Resolution and Social Consensus Formation in Islamic Social Choice and Welfare
Menu", International Journal of
Social Economics, vol. 20, no. 1, 1993 (R).
"The
Concept of Time in Islamic Social Welfare Function", Journal of Objective Studies, Vol. 3, No. 2, 1992 (R).
"The
Endogenous Theory of Money and Islamic Capital market", Journal of Economic Co-operation Among
Islamic Countries, Vol. 13, nos. 2-3, 1992 (P).
"The
Islamic Profit-Sharing System in Comparative Perspective", The Middle Eastern Business and Economic
Review, vol. 4, no. 2, July 1992 (R).
"Micro-Macro
Interface in Islamic Economic Theory", Middle Eastern Business and Economic Review, vol. 3, no. 1, Jan.
1991 (R).
"Social
Choice in an Islamic Economic Framework", The American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences, vol. 8, no. 2,
1991(R).
"The
Concept of Islamic Socio-Economic Development in Contemporary
Perspectives", The Journal of
Development Studies, vol. x, 1990 (R).
"Islamic
Development Cooperation: Issues and
Problems", Journal of Economic
Cooperation Among Islamic Countries, vol. 11, no. 4, 1990 (P).
"Syllogistic
Deductionism in Islamic Social Choice Theory", International Journal of Social Economics, vol. 16, no. 6, 1990 (R).
"Islamic
Economics as a Social Science", International
Journal of Social Economics, vol. 17, no. 6, 1990 (R).
"The
Humanomic Structure of Islamic Economic Theory", Journal of
"Principles
and Instruments of Islamic Economic Co-operation", Journal of Development Studies, vol. VIII, no. 2, 1989 (R).
"The
Idea of Islamic Economic Co-operation in Contemporary Perspectives", Journal of Economic Development, vol.
14, no. 2, Dec. 1989 (R).
"Islamic
Economic Thought in Comparative Perspectives:
Towards an Islamic Theory of Value", Middle Eastern Business and Economic Review, vol. 2, no. 1, 1989 (R).
"The
Blending of Religious and Social Orders in Islam", International Journal of Social Economics, (vol. 16, no. 2, 1989) (R).
"An
Islamic Econometric Model for
"Resource
Endowment and Allocation in Islamic Countries", Deutsches Orient, German Journal for Politics and Economics of the
Middle East, vol. 24, no. 4, Dec. 1988 (R).
"Microeconomic
Foundations of Islamic Economics as a Study in Social Economics", The American Journal of Islamic Social
Sciences, vol. 3, no. 2, 1987 (R).
"Macroeconomic
Relations in the Islamic Economic Order", International Journal of Social Economics, vol. 13, no. 6, 1986 (R).
"Characteristics
of Labour Markets in the OIC Countries: Some Points to Note in Development
Planning", Journal of Economic
Co-operation Among Islamic Countries, vol. IV, no. 14, 1983 (P).
"Principles
of Islamic Economics", Middle
Eastern Studies, vol. 10, no. 1, 1983 (R).
"A
Conceptual Framework of Economic Decision-Making in an Islamic
Perspective", Arab Journal of
Social Sciences, vol 1, no. 1, 1986 (R).
"Insurance
and Investment in Islamic Perspectives", International Journal of Social Economics, vol. 10, no. 2, Oct.,
1983 (R).
"Optimal
Risk-Reserve Bearing Conditions in Islamic Insurance", Journal of Engineering and Applied Science,
vol. 2, no. 1, 1982 (R).
"The
Doctrine of ‘Riba’", Journal of
Development Studies, vol II, no. 2, 1980 (R).
COMPARATIVE
STUDIES (METHODOLOGY: ISLAM AND THE WEST)
“An Epistemological Concept of Sustainability in Socio-economic Development”, International Journal of Environment and Development, Inaugural Issue, 1:1, June 2004.(R)
(with M.Z. Hoque as second author) “Ethics and Economic Theory”, International Journal of Social Economics, 31:1, 2004(R)
“Oil and water do mix: the case of
“Learning
Systems”, Kybernetes: International Journal of Systems and Cybernetics,
33:1, 2004. (R).
“Money
and Real Economy Relationship: the Case of
(with Gabor Korvin and F. Seyyed) “Discovering micro-level tradeoffs in
economic development and studying their fractal character”, Indonesian
Management and Accounting Research Journal, Vol. 1, No. 1, Jan. 2002 (R).
With
G. Korvin, “Simulation versus optimization in knowledge-induced fields”, Kybernetes:
International Journal of Systems and Cybernetics, Vol. 31, No. 1, 2002. (R)
Principal
author with G. Korvin, "Sustainability in knowledge-centered
socio-scientific systems", International
Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2001 (R)
Principal
author with M. Al-Sahlawi, “Oil and non-oil sectors in
“Global
Megatrends and the Community”, World
Futures, Vol. 53, No. 3, 1999 (R).
“
A Socio-Scientific Theory of Continuous Machines”, Cybernetica Vol. XL!,
Nos.2/3/4, 1998 (R).
Principal
author with Shahadat Hossein & Mohammad Mohiuddin,
Second
author with B.N. Ghosh, "Dualism in Marx", Asian Economic Review ,Vol. XXXIX, No.1, April 1997 (R).
"A
Theory of Social Systems: Family and Ecology as Examples", Kybernetes: The International Journal of
Systems and Cybernetics, Vol. 25, No.3, 1996 (R)
"A
Process View of Economic Methodology in the Light of Global Change", Indian Journal of Economics, No. 303,
April 1996 (R).
"Markets
as a System of Social Contracts", The
International Journal of Social Economics, Vol. 23, No.1, 1996 (was
recognized with a Citation of Excellence in Research by Anbar Electronic
Intelligence)(R).
"The
Concept of Sustainable Development: From
"Epistemology
and Science", Akademika, No.47,
1995 (R)
"Systems
Model of Malaysian Macroeconomy", Kybernetes:
International Journal of Systems and Cybernetics Special Issue: Modern Application of Systems and Cybernetics,
Vol. 26, Summer,1995 (R).
"The
Concept of Regionalism in the Context of Globalization",
"A
Mathematical Formulation of the Principle of Ethical Endogeneity", Kybernetes: International Journal of
Cybernetics and Systems, Vol. 24, No. 5, 1995. ( R ).
"What
Do Debt Ratios Tell About Developing Countries' Economic Futures?", Journal of Economic Cooperation Among
Islamic Countries, Vol. 14, No.2, 1994 (R).
"A
Critical Examination of the Methodology of Cost-Benefit Analysis and Welfare
Economics in Ethico-Economic Perspectives", Journal of Business and Economic Studies, Vol. III, No. 1, 1993 (R).
"The
Ethical Numeraire", International
Journal of Social Economics, Vol. 19, No. 1, 1992 (R).
"Ethics
and Economics: A View From Ecological Economics", International Journal of Social Economics, Vol.22, No.3, 1995 (R).
"Epistemic-Ontic
Circular Causation and Continuity Model of Socio-Scientific Reality: The Knowledge Premise", International Journal of Social Economics, Vol.
21, No.1, 1994 (R).
M.A.
Choudhury & J. MacPhee, "Political Economy of Demographic
Change", International Journal of
Manpower, vol. 13, no. 5, 1992 (R).
"A
Critique of Developments in Social Economics and Alternative", International Journal of Social Economics,
vol. 17, nos. 11/12, 1991 (R).
"Price,
Value and Social Equilibrium in Ethico-Economics", Journal of the Social Sciences, vol. 18, no. 1, Spring 1990 (R).
"The
Conflict Between Efficiency and Equity Goals in Manpower Economics", Forum for Social Economics, vol. 17,
No. 2, Spring 1988 (R).
"A
Study of Ethico-Economics in the General Equilibrium Field", International Journal of Social Economics,
vol. 14, nos. 3/4/5, 1987) (R)
"Equity
Efficiency Conditions in Competitive Co-operative Product and Labour
Markets", International Journal of
Manpower, vol. 7, no. 5, 1987 (R).
"Monetary
Equilibrium, the Real Rate of Interest and the Rate of Inflation", Kajian Ekonomi
"Optimal
Debt Financing in a Regime of Managed International Trade for Developing
Countries", Jurnal Ekonomi
"Labour
Market Outlook in the Construction Industry", International Journal of Manpower, vol. 7, no. 7, 1987 (R).
"Some
Critical Issues in Development Financing for the Low and Middle Income
Countries", Journal of Development
Studies, vol. VII, no. 2, 1985 (released in 1987) (R).
"How
Effective is Human Resource Planning in Developing the
"Towards
an Evaluative Study of Joint Venture Projects with Socio-Economic Indicators",
"Sensitivity
of Labour Demand to Capital Expenditures", Journal of Engineering and Applied Science, vol. 2, no. 3, 1984 (R).
"An
Economic Aspect of Demographic Transition", Kajian Ekonomi
ISLAMIC STUDIES (ECONOMICS, FINANCE,
QUR’AN, PHILOSOPHY)
“Development of Islamic Economic and Social Thought”, in M. Kabir Hassan
& Mervin Lewis eds. Handbook of Islamic Banking,
“Money and Real Economy Linkages in the Anchor of the Gold
Standard: An Epistemological Approach”, in N. Narayana ed. Issues of
Globalization and Economic Reforms, Vol. 1,
“The Understanding of Development and Development Planning in Contrasting Paradigms”, in Narayana, N. ed. Economic Development: Issues and Policies Vol. 1, Serials Publication, New Delhi, 2004(R).
“Interest
in the Qur’an”, in Encyclopedia of the Qur’an, Vol. 5. Routledge for
E.J. Brills (
“Women’s
Access to Credit Organizations:
Entries in Encyclopaedia of Islamic Economics, The Islamic
Foundation, Leicester, UK (R)
“Ethical Background of the Islamic Economic
System”
“Islamic
Political Economy as World-System”
“Tawhid and
World-System”
(with
M.S. Syukri) “Islamic Political Economy”. An entry in P.O’Hara ed. Encyclopedia of Political Economy,
“The
Epistemologies of Ghazzali, Kant and the Alternative: Formalism in Unification
of Knowledge Applied to the Concepts of Markets and Sustainability”, in
O’Brien, J.C. ed. Special Issue of International
Journal of Social Economics (Vol. 24, Nos 7/8/9, 1997): Essays in Honour of
Clement Allan Tisdell Part III (Bradford, Eng:
"Why Cannot Neoclassicism Explain Resource
Allocation and Development in the Islamic Political Economy?", in E. Ahmad
ed. Role of Private and Public Sectors
in Economic Development in an Islamic Perspective (Herndon, VA:
International Institute of Islamic Thought and the Association of Islamic
Social Scientists, 1996) (R)
"An Islamic Theory of Moral Entitlement in
Comparative Perspectives", in On
the Condition of Labor and the Social Question One Hundred Years Later
(Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of Rerum
Novarum, and the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Association of Social
Economics, Toronto Studies in Theology 69, (eds.) T.O. Nitsch, J.M.
Phillips Jr. and E.L. Fitzsimmons, Lewiston: The Edwin Mellen Press, 1994) (R)
"A
Mathematical Formulation of the Knowledge-Based World View of
Development", in E. Ahmad (ed.) Economic
Growth and Human Resource Development in Islamic Perspectives (Herndon,
VA: The International Institute of
Islamic Thought, 1993) (R).
"A
Theory of Moral Entitlement in Resource Allocation", Z. Sattar (ed.) Resource Mobilization and Investment in an
Islamic Economic Framework (Herndon, Va.:
The Association of Muslim Social Scientists and the International
Institute of Islamic Thought, 1992) (R).
"The
"Labour
Migration in the Arab Gulf Region during the Eighties", in Essays on the Economic History of the
Middle East (eds.) E. Kedourie & S. Haim (London, England: Frank Cass, 1988) (P)
"The
Rate of Capitalization in Valuation Models in the Islamic Economy", Fiscal Policy and Research Allocation in
Islam (eds.) Z. Ahmad et al (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: The International Centre for Research in Islamic
Economics, King Abdulaziz University & Islamabad, Pakistan: Institute for Policy Analysis, 1983) (P).
COMPARATIVE STUDIES (METHODOLOGY: ISLAM
AND THE WEST)
With
(M.Z. Hoque) forthcoming, “Money And Real Economy Linkages In The Anchor Of The
Gold Standard: An Epistemological Approach”, in N. Narayana, Globalization and World Economic Reform,
Serial Publications, New Delhi, India.
“Economic Change, Petrochemicals and the Middle East and North African Experience”, in Clem Tisdell ed. Globalization and World Economic Problems, Vol. 2, Serials Publications, New Delhi.(R).
“A critical examination of macroeconomic management in the context of
globalization and the policies of the Bretton Woods Institutions”, B.N. Ghosh, Macroeconomic
Management, Leeds & New York: Wisdom House Academic Publishers, 2003. (R)
Principal
author with Y. Umar, “Human development and its measurement: a critical
examination”, Working Paper Series, Center for the Study of Human
Development,
"Human
development, military expenditure and social wellbeing", in B.N. Ghosh ed.
Contemporary Issues on Development
Economics (
"Gerard
Debreu", in Abu N.M. Wahid ed. Frontiers
of Economics, Nobel Laureates of the Twenieth Century, Westview Press a
subsidiary of Praeger, 2002 (R)
"Demographic
Transition" (304-307), "Historicism"(687-689), "Endogenous
and Exogenous Money"(437), entries in Routledge
Encyclopedia of International Political Economy, Volume 1 June 2001 (R
).
"A
Critical Evaluation of Quantitative Methodologies Used in Development Studies
from a Politico-Economic Perspective: A Case Study of
with
Abdul Fatah Che Hamat, "Markets, Globalization and Structural
Change", in D. Gupta & N. Choudhry eds. Dynamics of Globalization and Development (Norwell, Massachusetts:
Kluwer Academic Publishers, July 1997) (R)
(jointly
with A.N.M. Wahid) "Social Frictions and Social Dynamics: Their Impact on the Development
Process", for A.N.M. Wahid (ed.) The
Economy of
"An
Empirical Analysis of Global Commodity Price Fluctuations with Special Reference
to Developing Countries" in O. Suliman & M. el-Baghdadi (eds.) Global Commodity Price Stabilization (Westport,
CT. Greenwood Publishers, 1995) (R).
"Regional
and Sub-Regional Economic Issues of Sustainable Development in Atlantic
Canada", Coastal Zone Conference
'94 "Cooperation in the Coastal Zone" (eds.) P.G. Wells &
P.J. Ricketts (Coastal Zone Canada Association, Bedford Institute of
Oceanography, Dartmouth, NS, 1994) (P).
"Humanomics
and Life-Innovator Theory in the Perspectives of Humanistic Study in Political
Economy", (tr. into Japanese language), Festschrift in Honour of Professor Takatsugu Nato (Tokyo, Japan:
Nihon University Press, 1986) (P)
ISLAMIC STUDIES
(ECONOMICS, FINANCE, QUR’AN, PHILOSOPHY)
“Islamic Economics and Finance: Where Do They Stand?” Proceedings of the Sixth International
Conference in Islamic Economics and Finance,
“Dynamic
issues of trade and development in the membership of the Organization of
Islamic Conference”, Atlantic Canada
Economic Association Papers and Proceedings, Vol. 28, 1999 (P).
“Resource
Mobilization and development Goals for Islamic Banks”, in the Proceedings of the Second Harvard
University Forum on Islamic Finance: “Islamic Finance into the 21st
Century”, Harvard Islamic Finance and Investment Program, Center for Middle
Eastern Studies, Harvard University, 1999 (P).
"The
Process-Centered Worldview", Proceedings
of
COMPARATIVE STUDIES (METHODOLOGY: ISLAM
AND THE WEST)
(with M.
Shahadat Hossain) „The Economic Development Landscape Generated By
Statistical-Spatial Domain Analysis“, National Mathematical Symposium,
International Islamic University Malaysia, Dec. 2004. (P)
“A knowledge-induced measure of financial volatility”, 2nd Administrative Sciences Conference, College of Industrial Management, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, 2004.(P)
“A dynamic input-output model and quantitative
simulations: the
"Kantian
Perspectives and Social Contract Theory", Atlantic
"The
Theory of Managed Trade Applied to Regional Industrial Development", Atlantic
"A
Critique of the Budgetary Process with Special Reference to
"Optimal
Utilization of Manpower and Industrial Development in
"Labour
Market Outlook in the Construction Industry:
Abstract", Atlantic Economic
Journal, March, 1983 (R).
ISLAMIC STUDIES (ECONOMICS, FINANCE,
QUR’AN, PHILOSOPHY)
“A
Critique of Current Thinking in Islamic Political and Economic Issues and the
Alternatives of Islamic Political Economy”, The Islamic Quarterly, Vol. XLII, No. 2, 1998.(P)
"Socio-Scientific
Post-Modernity and Islam", Islamic
Thought and Scientific Creativity, Vol. 7, No.1, 1996 (R).
"Islam,
Economics and Society by Professor S.N.H. Naqvi: A Critical Review", Hamdard Islamicus, Vol. XVIV, No.1,
Spring, 1996 (P).
"Theory
and Practice of Islamic Political Economy", Hamdard Islamicus, Vol. 18, No.4, Winter 1995 (P).
"Epistemological
Questions of Science and Political Economy: Between Islam and the
Occident", Islamic Thought and
Scientific Creativity, Vol. 6, No.1, March 1995 (R).
"A
Critical Examination of the Concept of Islamization of Knowledge in
Contemporary Times", Muslim Education Quarterly, Vol. 10,
No. 4, 1993 (P).
"Muslims,
Islam and the West Today", Hamdard
Islamicus, Vol. XVII, No. 1, Jan. 1994 (P).
"A
Qur'anic Model for a Universal Economic Theory by M.E. Biraima: A Critical Review",
"Toward
Organizing an Islamic Political Economy", The Islamic Quarterly, vol. xxxvi, no. 4, 1992 (P).
"The
Tawhidi Precept in the Sciences", Journal
of Islamic Science, vol. 7, no. 2, June 1991(P).
"Islamic
Futures after the Desert Storm", Hamdard
Islamicus, vol. 14, no. 4, 1991(P).
"Contemporary
Islamic Economic thought", Muslim
Education Quarterly, vol. 8, no. 1, 1990 (P).
With
V. Nienhaus, "Islamische Wirtschaftskooperation -- Moglichkeiten und
Auswirkungen in der Weltwirtschaft", in Weltmacht Islam (ed.) R. Hilf (Munchen, W. Germany: Bayerische Landeszentrale fur Politische
Bildungsarbeit, 1988) (P)
"A
Comparative Study of the Malaysian Financial and Economic Policies in Islamic
Perspectives: 1970-85", with U.A.
Malik, Analisis, Jurnal Universiti
Utara Malaysia, vol. 3, no. 2, Dec. 1988 (P).
"A
Competitive Co-operative Models of Manpower Planning for Developing
Countries", Asian Affairs, vol.
IX, no. 1, Jan-Mar. '87 (P).
"Educational
Planning and Economic Development in Islamic Perspectives", Muslim Educational Quarterly, vol. 1,
no. 1, 1983 (P).
"An
Analytical Model of Profit Rate-Ratio Adjustment under the Profit-Sharing
System in Islam and Its Implications on Risk Diversification",
"Toward
a Definition of Islamic Economic Theory and Development", Contemporary Review, vol. 239, no.
1387, 1981 (P).
COMPARATIVE STUDIES (METHODOLOGY: ISLAM
AND THE WEST)
"Some
Attempts in Modeling Ethics and Values in Economic Theory", Humanomics, vol. VI, no. 3, 1990 (R).
Manpower Utilisation and
Industrial Diversification for
"An
Introduction to the Financial Statement of the Firm in an Islamic
Economy",
"Development
Strategies and Manpower Planning in
ISLAMIC STUDIES (ECONOMICS, FINANCE,
QUR’AN, PHILOSOPHY)
"Book
Review: Islamization of Knowledge: A
Methodology by I al Din Khalil (Herndon, Va.: 'Imad al Din Khalil,
1991) American Journal of Islamic
Social Sciences, vol. 8,
no. 3, 1992.
"Book
Review: Capitalism, Socialism and Islamic Economic Order by S.M.
Ismail (Lahore, Pakistan: Oriental
Publications, 1989) Hamdard
Islamicus, vol. 15, no.
1, Spring 1992.
"Book
Review: Islam, Poverty and Income Distribution by A. Ahmad (Leicester,
Eng.: The Islamic Foundation, 1991) Hamdard Islamicus, vol. 15, no. 2, 1992.
COMPARATIVE STUDIES (METHODOLOGY: ISLAM
AND THE WEST)
"Book
Review: Development Ethics, A Guide
to Theory and Practice by Denis Goulet", Humanomics, Vol. 12, No.1, 1996.
"Book
Review: Financing the World Economy in the Nineties, (ed.) Jac. J. Sijben (Kluwer Academic
Publishers, Inc. 1989)", Weltwirtschaftliches
Archiv, vol. 126, no. 3,
1990 (commissioned by the Kiel Institute of World Economics)
"Book
Review: Money, History, and International Finances: Essays in Honor of Anna J. Schwartz
(ed.) Michael D. Bodo (The University of Chicago Press for the National Bureau
of Economic Research", Weltwirtschaftliches
Archiv, vol. 126, no. 2,
1990 (commissioned by the Kiel Institute of World Economics)
"Book
Review: Balance of Payments Adjustment, 1945 to 1986 by Margaret
Garritsen de Vries (Washington D.C.: The
International Monetary Fund", 1987)", Canadian Journal of Development Studies, vol. 10, no. 2, 1989.
"Book
Review: Humanistic Economics, the New Challenge by M. Lutz & K.
Lux (New York, U.S.A.: The Bookstrap
Press, 1988), International Journal
of Social Economics, vol.
16, no. 7, 1989.
Periodical Publications
“Islamic
money against the EURO and Dollar”, Observer Magazine, Nov. 12, 2004.
“The
growth of Islamic banking”, Saudi Economic and Business Review, No. 26,
June 2001.
"Economic
Cooperation versus Economic Competition",
“Dynamics
of Shari’ah in the New Global Order”,
“The
Qur’anic Law of Inheritance”,
"Islam
and the West", Universal
Message, Oct. 1995.
"Substantive
Interdisciplinarity and Curriculum Development", Intisari UKM, No.3, Dec. 1994.
"The
Malaysian Economy is Demand Driven", New Straits Times, Saturday Forum, Aug. 15, 1994.
"Uncertainty
after
"Integrating
the Grassroots with World Development", Bangladesh Observer (daily newspaper) Dec. 30, 1993.
"Shared
visions of humanity can pave the way to true peace". The Chronicle Herald, Wednesday, Sept. 22, 1993.
"Western
Muslims not doing enough to help coreligionists in other lands", The Chronicle Herald, Daily Newspaper (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
Saturday, August 28, 1993.
"Grassroots
Approach to Change is the Key to the New Social Contract", Cape Breton Post, Friday, June 18, 1993.
"The
Concept of
"Gulf
Crisis 1990", Cape Breton Post, Daily Newspaper, Sydney Nova Scotia,
Sept. 1, 8, 15, 1990.
"A
Macroeconomic Analysis of Joint Ventures",
"Policy
Recommendations on Industrial Development for the Islamic Development
Bank", Middle Eastern Banking
and Business, Sept. 1984.
"An
Economic Approach for the Identification of Joint Ventures in Member Countries
of the Islamic Development Bank", Middle Eastern Banking and Business, July, 1983.
"Manpower
Policies for the
Towards a Comprehensive Manpower Plan for the
"Teacher
Demand and Supply Profiles and Varying Methodologies of Manpower
Projects", Morning Watch: Educational and Social Analysis, vol. 9, no. 2, Jan. 1982.
Manpower Planning and Policies in Saudi Arabia (funded research report by the College
of Engineering, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia) (St. John's,
Newfoundland: Memorial University of
Newfoundland Press, 1982)
"Interest
Rate and Intertemporal Allocative Efficiency in an Islamic Economy: the Issue Revisited" (Discussion Paper, International Centre for
Research in Islamic Economics, King Abdulaziz University, 1981)
(Most have been published
or are forthcoming)
ISLAMIC STUDIES (ECONOMICS, FINANCE,
QUR’AN, PHILOSOPHY)
Paper by
invitation presented at the Markfield Institute of Higher Education,
Paper presented,
“Islamic Economics and Finance: Where Do They Stand?” Sixth International
Conference in Islamic Economics and Finance, Jakarta, Indonesia Nov. 21-24,
2005; jointly sponsored by the Islamic Development Bank and Bank Indonesia.
Keynote
Lecture: “The Dynamics of the Shari’ah and the World-System”, International
Seminar on Harmonization Development and Financial Instruments by Shari’ah
Instruments for Ummatic Integration, International Islamic University
“Economics
of the Family in Contrasting Paradigms”, paper for presentation in the seminar
on Gender Issues in
(with Kabir Hassan), „Micro money“, International
Conference on Stable Money, International Islamic University Malaysia, Aug.
2002.
Islamic Political Economy, in the CD of the World Congress
of the International Economic Association, Lisbon, Portugal, Sept. 10-13, 2002.
Presented the following two invited papers at the
International Conference in Offshore Islamic Banking and Finance, Labuan,
Malaysia, Jan. 30-31, 2002, organized by the Labuan Offshore Securities,
University of Sabah Malaysia and the University Utara Malaysia: “The nature of
money and monetary policy in Islam”, “Normative issues in trade and development
in the Muslim World”.
Invited lecture at the Bangladesh Institute of Islamic
Thought, Dhaka, Feb. 4, 2002; also presented at the Islamic University College
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 5: “Knowledge in Islam: Pedagogy and Development”.
Invited to the Workshop on Property in Western and Islamic
Thought, a Comparative Analysis, University of Vienna, September 19-21, 2002,Organisation: Prof.Dr. Wolfgang SCHMALE, Prof.Dr. Richard
POTZ , Dr. Kamel BADER to present two papers entitled, (1) “The Islamic
political economy of property and property rights: concepts and application”;
(2) “A Critique of Ibn Khaldun on the growth and decline of nation states and
social property rights including human development".
Principal author
with Dr. Mohammad Al-Buraey, "self-referencing methodology of
Qur'an", International Conference on Islamization of Human Sciences,
International Islamic University
"Problems
and prospects of Islamic economic integration: a case study",
International conference on Islamic Common Market, OIC and Institute of Trade
Research, Tehran, Iran, Oct. 2000.
“The
Impact of Structural Adjustment and Stabilization Programs on Competitiveness
and Foreign Trade and Investment Flows: The OIC Bloc”, invited session paper,
Workshop on “Intra-OIC Trade and Investment and Economic Stabilization and
Structural Reforms in OIC member States”, Islamic Center for Development of
Trade, Casablanca, Morocco, Sept. 30 - Oct. 2, 1998.
“Some
Long-Term Goals for the Organization of Islamic Conference”, invited panel
paper, Workshop on “Intra-OIC Trade and Investment and Economic Stabilization
and Structural Reforms in OIC member States”, Islamic Center for Development of
Trade, Casablanca, Morocco, Sept. 30 - Oct. 2, 1998.
“Resource
Mobilization and Development Goals for Islamic Banks”, Conference on Islamic
Banking in the Twenty-First Century, Harvard Islamic Finance Information
Program, Center for Middle Eastern Studies,
“Development
Financing at the Grassroots: An Islamic Human Resource Approach”, invited paper
at the Third International Workshop on Islamic Political Economy, International
Project in Islamic Political Economy, School of Social Sciences, Science
Universiti Malaysia, Nov. 23-25, 1998.
“Development
with Village-Based Microenterprise Focus”, paper presented at the Workshop on
Microenterprise Development using Shari’ah Instruments”, International
Institute of Islamic Political Economy and Interactive Systems, Islamic
University Malaysia, Nov. 28-30, 1998.
“Islamic
epistemological question applied to normative issues of trade and development
in the Muslim World", ASAC-IFSAM Conference,
“Endogenous
money in Islam and its implications on economic theory”, paper presented at the
National Workshop on Strengthening the Macroeconomic Fundamentals of Malaysian
Economy, Universiti Utara
"Some
normative issues in trade and development in the Muslim World"", a
talk at the
“Joint
Venture in Islam”, Harvard Islamic Finance and Investment Program,
“A
Dynamic Analysis of trade and Development in the membership of the Organization
of Islamic Conference”, Atlantic Canada Economic Association Meeting, Oct. 2,
1999.
“The
Structure of Islamic Economics”,
“Medium
and Long-Term Goals for the Organization of Islamic Conference”, invited paper,
International Conference on Islamic Economic Cooperation in the New Millennium,
“A
Social Contractarian Theory of Markets: Neoclassicism, Rawls, Gauthier and the
Alternative”, invited lecture, Department of Marketing,
Keynote
Speech: “Capital Market Turmoil and Its Islamic Solution: A Case Study of
“The
Concept and Role of Culture in Socio-Scientific Systems”, Workshop on “Mindful
of Culture”,
Series
of four papers on Islamic Political Economy presented to Faculty and students
at the Islamic University Chittagong, Bangladesh, Dec. 1996.
"Decision-Making
at the Level of the Islamic Firm", invited lecture, Department of Public
Administration,
"Comparative
Political Economy: Islamic and Mainstream Perspectives", invited paper
presented to Faculty members, International Islamic University Malaysia,
Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, Dec. 13, 1996.
"Islamic
Political Economy and Globalization", invited paper by the Secretariat for
Islamic Philosophy and Science, Universiti Sains
"The
Political Economy of Money, Finance and Trade in the Ummah", invited paper for the Annual Congress of International
Business Forum on "Global Business Network Among Muslim Nations",
MUSIAD,
"An
Organizational Theory of the Islamic Firm", invited paper at the
International Conference on Islamic Finance and Management, Faculty of
Management Studies, Universiti Sains
"Islamic
Scientific Epistemology: Two Alternative Views with Applications to Curriculum
Development and the Economy", presented at the International Conference on
Values and Attitudes in Science and Technology, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Sept.
3-6, 1996.
"Classical,
Marxist, Neoclassical and Islamic Perspectives in Political Economy",
paper presented at the Twenty-Fourth Annual Conference of the Atlantic Economic
Association, Universite de Moncton,
"The
Unity World View and the Unification Process: A Knowledge-Centered Theory of
System", presented at the Third European Congress on Systems Science,
"The
Epistemologies of Ghazzali, Kant and the Alternative: Formalism in Unification
of Knowledge", Association for the Unity and Integration of Knowledge, The
Learned Societies Conference,
"Panel
Discussion on Islamic Development at the Grassroots", invited presentation
at the Conference on NGOs and Development, Canadian International Development
Agency,
Eight
lectures on Islamic Social Sciences,
at the
(1)
"Comparative Islamic View in the Methodology of the Social Sciences";
(2) "Establishing the Framework of Islamic Methodology in the Social
Sciences"; (3) Issues in Islamic Political Economy; (4) Perspectives of
Institutionalism in Islamic Political Economy"; (5) "Islamic
Worldview and the Development Question"; (6) "Human Resource
Development in Islamic Perspectives"; (7) Development Cooperation in
Islamic Perspectives"; (8) Conclusion: "Blueprint for a Program in
Islamic Social Sciences".
"Theory
and Practice of Islamic Political Economy: Comparative Perspectives",
paper presented at the International Conference on Islamic Political Economy in
Capitalistic Globalization: An Agenda for Change, Science University of
Malaysia, Dec. 12-14, 1994.
"Synthesis
Paper: Nature and Methodology of Islamic Political Economy", presented at
the International Conference on Islamic Political Economy in Capitalist
Globalization: An Agenda for Change, Science University of Malaysia, Dec.
12-14, 1994.
Lecture
Series at the Faculty of Economics, National
The Knowledge-Based World
View:
"Dualism,
Perception and World View";
"Post-Marxian,
Post-Humean, Post-Kantian Epistemology: Towards Unification of Knowledge";
"Evolutionary
Epistemology and Ethical Social Choice Menu in Islamic Framework";
"A
Theory of Renewal and Continuity in Islamic Science";
"What
is Islamic Political Economy";
"Why
Cannot Neo-Classicism Explain Resource Allocation and Development in the
Islamic Political Economy?";
"Integrating
the Grassroots with Paradigms of Trade and Development: The Case of
"The
Concept of Money in Islam".
Lecture
Series in the Faculty of Physics and Applied Sciences,
The Islamic
Socio-Scientific Order and World Systems:
"Methodological
Problems of Modern Scientific World Systems"; "Towards Islamic
Scientific Epistemology";
"The
Nature of Relations Between Science, Technology and Organizations in Occidental
World Systems";
"The
Structure of Relations Between Science, Technology and Organizations in Islamic
World View";
"Integrating
an Islamic Science Curriculum with the Economy"; "Possibilities of
developing an Integrated Islamic Science Curriculum in
"Methodological
Conclusion".
"The
Nature of Globalization and the Muslim World"; lecture at the School of
Social Sciences, Science University of Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia, July 25,
1994.
"The
Islamic Theory of Knowledge", lecture at the International Islamic
University,
"What
is Islamic Political Economy?", lecture at the International Islamic
University,
International
Islamic Common Market Seminar, Islamic Economics Research Bureau,
Western
Economic Association Conference,
Interdisciplinary
Seminar on Peace Studies,
"Why
Cannot Neoclassicism Explain Resource Allocation and Development in the Islamic
Political Economy?", the International Islamic Economics Conference, the
World Bank,
Canadian
Economic Association Meeting, the Learned Societies Conference, University of
International
Conference on Business and Economic Development in Middle Eastern and
Mediterranean Countries, Foundation for International Studies, University of
Malta, May 25 & 27, 1992 "the ‘Shuratic’ Process in Islamic Political
Economy".
Fourth
International Conference on Islamic Economics:
"Human Resource Development and Economic Growth in Islamic
Perspective", the World Bank,
Fourth
Annual International Conference of the Society for the Advancement of
Socio-Economics,
Second
International Conference on Ethico-Economics:
Ethical Foundations of the Economic and Social Order, Cape Breton
University, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Oct. 11 & 12, 1991: "The Principle of Ethical Endogeneity
and Theories of Social Contract".
Sixth
World Congress of Social Economics,
Series
of four lectures in Islamic Economics at the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies,
St. Cross College, Oxford University, Jan.-June, 1991 (announcement in Oxford University Gazette, Thursday, 25 April, 1991):
(1) "The Tawhidi Precept in the Sciences";
(2) "The Epistemological Foundation of
Islamic Political Economy";
(3) "Social Decision-Making in Islamic
Political Economy";
(4) "Social Contract Theory in Islamic
Perspectives".
Invited
Lecture at the Second Islamic Economics Seminar, Catholic University of
Western
Economic Association Conference,
Canadian
Economic Association, Learned Societies Conference, University of
Canadian
Association for the Study of International Development, Learned Societies
Conference,
Department
of Economics, University of the West Indies,
Second
International Conference on Islamic Economics, Trinidad,
Second
International Conference on Islamic Economics, Trinidad,
Ninth
World Congress of the International Economic Association, Athens, Greece, Aug
28-Sept 1, 1989. Paper competitively selected by the Economics Nobelist,
Professor Kenneth J. Arrow, Stanford University for his section, "Social
Choice, Voting and Justice", paper entitled, "Time and Social Choice
in the Islamic Economic Framework".
Canadian
Learned Societies Conference, Canadian Society for the Studies in International
Development, Université Laval, June 1989:
"A Theory of Mudarabah,
the Profit Sharing System in Islam" The Allied Social Sciences Conference,
Association of Social Economics,
Economics
Council Seminar, International Institute of Islamic Thought,
Sixty
Eighth International Conference of the Western Economic Association
International,
Canadian
Economic Association, the Learned Societies Conference, Carleton University,
Ottawa, Canada, June 6, 1993: "The Grassroots Approach to Sustainable Development: The Dar al-Arqam Way in Malaysia" (with
M. Syukri Salleh, Science University of Malaysia)
Series
of four lectures to faculty and students, sponsored by the CBU Students Union,
April 1988: "the Blending of
Religious and Social Orders in Islam"
The
Canadian Learned Societies Conference, Canadian Association for the Study in
International Development,
The
Canadian Learned Societies Conference, Canadian Economics Association,
International
Follow-up Seminar on Monetary and Fiscal Economics of Islam, International
Centre for Research in Islamic Economics,
International
Conference on Islamic Economic Co-operation, Statistical, Economic and Social
Research and Training Centre for Islamic Countries, Ankara, Turkey, Oct.
1981: "A Model of Labour Mobility
between Islamic Countries:
“A
phenomenological methodology of unity of knowledge and its specification to
Islamic asset valuation modeling”, paper to be presented in the Human Resource
and Cost Accounting Conference,
“Evolutionary
equilibriums in learning spaces of unity of knowledge”, Conference in Islamic
Financial Engineering, International Islamic University Indonesia, Jogyarta,
Indonesia, September 2006.
“Operation
of dual monetary system for stabilization role in
“Macroeconomics
in Islamic economics and finance”, invited paper,
“Development
Landscape in Spatial Domain Analysis”, INCEIF Colloquium, April 3-5, 2006 Bank
Negara
Money
and Real Economy: The Epistemological Question in a General Ethico-Economic
Framework”, First International Conference on Money and Real Economy,
“A
Dynamic Input-Output Model of Petroleum-Led Diversification and Sectoral
Linkages in the Case of
“Savings
and Retirement in Comparative Demographic and Economic Perspectives”, presented
at the Seminar on the occasion of the University Research Week,
(with
Dr. Shahadat Hossein) A Forward Intergenerational Overlapping Model of Asset
Valuation, Oxford Islamic Banking Forum, Islamic Development Bank, Jeddah,
Saudi Arabia, Sept. 21, 2002.
Principal author with F.Seyyed, KFUPM, “The Relationship between Economic
Growth and Poverty Alleviation:The Case of Malaysia”, The International
Conference on Economic Transition and Change, School of Economics, Northern
University of Malaysia, Alor Setar, Malaysia, Oct. 23-24, 2001
"Political
economy of microenterprise development, the case of
With Mr. Hasan
Al-Hallaf, "A systems approach in evaluating a financial index of
profitability and wellbeing: epistemological questions", presented at the
Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Economies 21st Century
Opportunities", Feb. 13-15, 2001, King Faisal University Al-Ahsa.
Published in the Conference Proceedings.
With Dr.
Mohammad Al-Sahlawi, "Oil and water do mix in the case of
“Wealth and Knowledge”, 29th Annual
Conference of the Atlantic Canada Economics Association, St. John’s,
Newfoundland, Canada, Oct. 2000.
“Pervasively
interactive systems in knowledge-induced fields”, Society for the Advancement
of Socio-Economics Conference, London School of Economics, July 12, 2000.
“Globally
Interactive Systems”, Seminar, Department of Earth Sciences, King Fahd
University of Petroleum & Minerals, May, 1999.
"Global
Megatrends and the Community", invited paper at the Conference on
Community Socio-Economic Development in Global Perspectives, National
University of Malaysia, Bangi,
“Macroeconomic
Trends in the World Economy: Whither Regional Economic Integration?”, invited paper at the Workshop on “Impacts of
Regional Economic Groupings”, Statistical, Economic and Social Research and
Training Centre for Islamic Countries,
Ankara, Turkey, Sept. 18-19, 1997.
“Some
Sampling Results on Social Well-Being of the Mi’kmak People”, Mikmawey 1997:
“Advancing Mi’kmak Scholars and Scholarship”,
“A
Theory of Value in the Socio-Economics of Community Development”, Fifth
International Conference on Ethico-Economics: “Property Rights and Community
Values in Evolving Globalization”,
“Knowledge
and Interactions in Economic Theory”, Atlantic Economic Association Annual
Conference, Oct. 23-24, 1997.
"A
Knowledge-Centered Model of Human Ecology", invited lecture,
"The
Problem of Analytical Synthesis in Kant's Epistemology", paper presented
at the Third Chittagong Conference on Mathematical Sciences, Research Centre
for Mathematical Sciences, University of Chittagong, Bangladesh, Dec. 15, 1996.
"A
Critique of Econometric Method in Development Studies", Eighth
International Conference of the Society for the Advancement of Socioeconomics,
"A
Post-Modernist Outlook on Historicism and Political Economy: Comparative
Perspectives", (with Abdul Fatah Che Hamat) paper presented in Professor
Temin's (MIT) session on Economic History, International Economic Association
Conference, Tunis, Tunisia, December 18-22, 1995.
"Some
Technical Considerations on the Problem of Socioeconomic Sustainability:
Canadian Perspectives", (with Abdul Fatah Che Hamat) paper presented at
the Twenty-fourth Atlantic Canada Economic Association Conference (Fredericton,
New Brunswick, Oct. 19-21, 1995)
"Ethics
and Economics: A View From Ecological Economics", Twenty-Third Annual
Conference of Atlantic
"Epistemology
and Science", lecture at the Secretariat of Islamic Philosophy and
Science, Science University of Malaysia,
"Instruments
of Participatory Enterprises for Grassroots Development", paper presented
at the National Workshop on Community Development in Malaysia, Institute of
Development Studies and Konrad Adaneur Foundation, Kota Kinabalu, Saba,
Malaysia, August 13, 1994; also presented at the Bangladesh Institute for
Islamic Studies, Dhaka, Bangladesh, July 28, 1994.
"The
Concept of Regional Development in the Context of Globalization", lecture
at the Institute of Development Studies, Kota Kinabalu, Saba, Malaysia, August
15, 1994.
"Some
Theoretical Perspectives on Modeling the Malaysian Macroeconomy", Second
Malaysian Econometric Conference, Malaysian Institute of Economic Research,
"Theoretical
Perspectives in Modeling a Developing Economy", Resource Paper presented
at the Workshop on Malaysian Econometric Model, Port Dickson, April 23-4, 1994
Hj.
Mohd. Alias & M.A. Choudhury, "Structural Adjustment within Malaysian
Agriculture in Response to Rapid Industrialisation", East Asian Economic
Association,
Coastal
Zone
Statistical,
Economic and Social Research and Training Centre for Islamic Countries, Ankara,
Turkey, Feb. 24, 1994, "What Do Debt Ratios Tell About Developing Countries'
Economic Futures?".
Atlantic
Third
World International Conference on Ethico-Economics: Relations Between Ethical Values and Social
Institutions, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Oct. 8 & 9,
1993. "Theoretical Perspectives in Sustainable Development".
Canadian
Asian Studies, the Learned Societies Conferences,
Society
for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, New School of Social Research,
Atlantic
International
Development and Refugee Foundation, International Conference on Empowering the
Grassroots -- the NGO Movement,
Nineteenth
Annual Conference of Atlantic Canada Economic Association, St. John's,
Newfoundland, October 25-27, 1990, "Political Economy of Demographic
Change", with Economics-Political Science Double Major student at CBU,
Joseph MacPhee.
CBU
Tompkins Institute Faculty Seminar, Oct. 1990, "The Concept of
First
International Conference on the Intercommunication of New Ideas, University of
Paris, La Sorbonne, Paris, France, August 27-29, 1990, "The Ethical
Numeraire".
Allied
Social Sciences Conference, Association of Social Economics Meetings,
International
Conference on Epistemological Foundations of Social Theory, Centre of
Humanomics,
Eighteenth
Atlantic
Seventeenth
Atlantic
Fifth
World Congress of Social Economics,
Allied
Social Sciences Conference, Association of Social Economics,
Sixteenth
Atlantic
Twelfth
Eastern Economic Association Conference,
Fifteenth
Atlantic Canada Economics Conference, Université de Moncton, Oct. 1986: "Optimal Utilization of Skills for
Industrial Development in
Faculty
of Economics, the National University of Malaysia, invited series of lectures,
July, 1986: "The Paradigm of
Humanomics" and "Workshop in Islamic Economics"
International
Conference on Mathematical Economics and its Relevance for Development,
Institute of Advanced Studies in the Mathematical Sciences,
Fourth
World Congress of Social Economics,
Fifty-ninth
International Conference of Western Economics Association,
Third
World Congress of Social Economics,
Fourteenth
Atlantic Economics Conference,
ORGANIZATION OF ACADEMIC
EVENTS
Principal academic
proponent of the planned international conference, “Harmonizing Development and
Financial Instruments by Shari’ah Rules for Ummatic Integration”, International
Islamic University Chittagong, Bangladesh, Dec. 19-20, 2004.
Organized
with colleagues the International Conference on “Money and Real Economy”, Trisakti
University Jakarta
Organized
the one-day International Workshop on "Unity of Knowledge: Integrating the
Muslim World through Trade and Development", College of Industrial Management,
Department of Finance & Economics, King Fahd University of Petroleum &
Minerals, Dec. 5, 1999.
Successfully
organized the First Workshop on Microenterprise Development Financing Using Shari’ah Instruments I — Village
Projects, Center of Comparative Political Economy, International Islamic
University Chittagong, Dec. 18-25, 1998.
Planned
the Third International Conference in Islamic Political Economy: “The Dynamics
of Shari’ah in a New Global Order”,
International Institute of Islamic Political Economy and Interactive Systems,
Islamic University Chittagong, Chittagong, Bangladesh, Dec. 9-11,1997.
Session:
"Comparative Political Economy -- Contemporary and Islamic
Perspectives", Eighth International Conference of the Society for the
Advancement of Socio-economics, University of Geneva, July 12-14, 1996.
Adviser,
The Second International Conference, "Islamic Political Economy at the
Turn of the Century", International Project on Islamic Political Economy
(IPIPE), School of Social Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang,
Malaysia. December 1996.
Organized
the Fifth International Conference on Ethico-Economics: Property Rights and
Community Values in Evolving Globalization", Centre of Humanomics, CBU,
Oct. 9-11, 1997.
Cooperatively
launched the proposal for International Conference on "Islamic Political
Economy and Global Change" (Department of Economics, University of
Science, Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia, 1994)
Fourth
International Conference on Ethico-Economics: "Values, Self-Reliance and
Sustainability", launched for Oct. 7-9, 1995.
Organized
the Third International Conference on Ethico-Economics: Relations between Ethical Values and Social
Institutions", CBU, October, 8 & 9, 1993.
Co-organizer
with Professor Thomas Nitsch of Creighton University of the contributed session
in "Islamic and Old Testament Social Economy", Sixth World Congress
of Social Economics, Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, Aug. 1991. Paper
presented, "A Theory of Moral Entitlement".
Organized
the Second International Conference on Ethico-Economics: "Ethical
Foundations of the Economic and Social Order", Oct. 11-12, 1991, Organized
by the Centre of Humanomics,
Organized
the First International Conference on Ethico-Economics: "Epistemological Foundations of Social
Theory",
Organized
the Sixteenth Atlantic
Fourth
World Congress of Social Economics, the Westin Hotel,
Sessions: (1) Humanomics I (2) Humanomics II (3) Precepts and Methodology of Social
Economics.
Third
World Congress of Social Economics,
Session: Social Economics from Divergent Religious
Viewpoints I.
Founder
Director of the International Institute of Islamic Political Economy and
Interactive Systems, Islamic University
Setting
up a Memorandum of Understanding between CBU and the Islamic University
Chittagong, formalized in December, 1998.
Pioneered
the Memorandum of Understanding between CBU and the
Organized
the Summer 1996 Conference with the Centre for International Studies, CBU:
"The Role of Microenterprise in Community Economic Development in Global
Perspectives",
RESEARCH AWARDS
Bank Negara
His Majesty’s
Research Project (
Research and Academic Institutes Policy Committee,
Professional
Development Grant 2000 from
"Explaining
the Qur'an: a Socio-Scientific
Investigation", KFUPM Research Grant $24,000
“Dynamic
Input-Output Analysis of Trade and Development in Selected Members of the
Organization of Islamic Conference”, Social Sciences and Humanities Research
Council of
“The
Structure of Islamic Socio-Scientific Inquiry”, Research Evaluation Committee,
1998, $2,000
Socio-Economic
Evaluation Report: "Middle Shoal Channel Project, Little Narrows, Victoria
County: A Socioeconomic Review", commissioned by the Union of Nova Scotia
Indians,
Concept
and Measurement of Social Wellbeing: Case Studies of Canadian Natives",
(with sabbaticant, Mr. Ustaz Hanapi Mohd. Noor, Universiti Sains
Computer
Assisted Algorithmic Design of Globally Interactive Systems: Application to
Globalization and Structural Change. $1,795
Research
Evaluation Panel, U.C.C.B. "Fourth International Conference on
Ethico-Economics: "Values, Self-Reliance and Sustainability", CBU,
Oct. 5-7, 1995. $575.00
Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council of
Book
project: Alternative Perspectives of
Third-World Development (CERP Grant) $650.00
Book
preparation projects (The
Epistemological Foundations of Islamic Economic, Social and Scientific Order
Vols. 1-6 plus a preliminary booklet and Economic Theory and Social Institutions
(CERP, 1992-94, successfully completed) $3,600
Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council of
CBU Assistance to Small Universities
Grant: Third International Conference in
Ethico-Economics. $5,000
CBU Summer Research Stipend, Summer 1992. $425
CBU Committee on Evaluation of Research
Proposals Grant on the Project, "The Unicity Precept and the
Socio-Scientific Order", May, 1992. $625
CBU Committee on Evaluation of Research
Proposals Grant on the project, "Sustainable Development and
Socio-Economic Development with Special Reference to Cape Breton",
January, 1992: $4,000
One of two fellowship during 1990-91
awarded by Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, St. Cross College, Oxford
University, Jan. - June, 1991 (sabbatical) (OCIS Newsletter,
no. 3, Feb. 1991):
$5,000
SSHRC Grant for the Second International
Conference in Ethico-Economics:
"Ethical Foundations of the Economic and Social Order"), 1991: $4,500
Research Grant from SSHRC Allocation to
CBU for the Second International Conference on Ethico-Economics: "Ethical Foundations of the Economic and
Social Order"), 1991: $2,500
Muslim World League,
Saint Mary's University Grant to
Humanomics $1,300
Social Sciences and Humanities Research
Council of
Committee for Evaluation of Research
Projects Grant, CBU (International Conference on Social Theory, 1989) $2,100
Muslim World League,
International Institute of Islamic Thought
Grant (International Conference on Social Theory, 1989) $1,200
Social Sciences and Humanities Research
Council of
CERP Grant, CBU. for Development
Co-operation Type Input-Output Model for Islamic Countries, 1988. $2,600
Summer Research Stipend, CBU. for book
projects, 1989. $1,800
Nova
Scotia Department of Development Grant for the ACEA Conference (1987) $3,775
Cape
Breton Development Corporation Grant for the ACEA Conference (1987) $1,000
CBU-CERP Grant for Publication of Humanomics (1985-870 $5,500
CBU grant for project, Cape Breton Development Project, $3,000
Completed
commissioned research report for Enterprise Cape Breton,
Government
of
of the
Employed Labour Force in
CBU book-manuscript production grant
(1986) $1,000
CBU research equipment grant (1988) $2,600
Enterprise Cape Breton honorarium for
contracted project (1987) $1,500
Islamic
Development Bank honorarium on contracted project
(1983) $1,000
International
Centre for Research in Islamic Economics honorarium
(1982) $3,000
preparation
of the book-manuscript, Manpower Planning
and Policies
for
Rockefeller Fellowship at the Bellagio
Study and Conference Centre,
published
book, Contributions to Islamic
Economic Theory: A Study
in Social Economics (
1986) (imputed) $5,000
Several
external travel grants and professional development grants.
Several
other smaller projects
TOTAL
GRANT AMOUNT OVER $305,000+
OTHER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
OF PROMINENCE
Consultant to International Center for Education in Islamic Finance
(INCEIF), Bank Negara Malaysia (National Bank of Malaysia) in online
development of the postgraduate program and lectures on Islamic Economics and
Finance.
Founder member, Postgraduate Program in Islamic Economics and Finance,
Trisakti University Jakarta, Indonesia.
Member, University Promotions Committee,
Member, College Board,
Member, Research Committee, Sultan Qaboos University, 2002-04
Founder Director General of the
Advisory Council Member, Center for Social and Economic
Justice,
ON-GOING
RESEARCH WORK
(with Rodney Shakespeare) book ms for publication, Unity of Knowledge and World-System
(Islamic Economic Issues), under review by World Scientific Publishers,
(wwith S.I. Zaman & Y. Nasar), “A knowledge-induced operator model”, under positive consideration in The Journal of Science, Sultan Qaboos University.
“Operation of dual monetary policy for stabilization role
in
“What is the scope of Islamic economics and finance”, forthcoming in Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance.
(with Ishaq Bhatti) “Learning financial volatility”, under review.
REFERENCES
Rodney
Shakespeare, Professor, Postgraduate Program in Islamic Economics &
Finance, Trisakti University, Jakarta, Indonesia; Global Justice Movement –
London Global Talk, Rodney.shakespeare1@btopenworld.com
Rodney Wilson, Professor,
Center for Middle East Studies,
E-mail: r.j.a.wilson@durham.ac.uk
B.N Ghosh,
Professor, Department of Economics, Eastern