Handbook of research on Islamic business ethics

pt. 1. The ethics of knowledge and individual rights -- pt. 2. The ethical system -- pt. 3. Marketing ethics -- pt. 4. Ethics and power -- pt. 5. Islamic ethics and financial conduct -- pt. 6. Islamic work ethic

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Ali, Abbas J.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Cheltenham Edward Elgar Pub. Ltd 2015
Series:Research handbooks in business and management series
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Collection: Edward Elgar eBook Archive - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
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520 |a The Handbook of Research on Islamic Business Ethics is an essential source for policymakers and researchers to gain an understanding of pressing ethical issues in the Islamic business world. The primary objective is to provide readers with an insight into the ethical principles that govern Islamic business conduct. These principles are articulated with a view to evaluating whether business actors uphold their social responsibilities and are committed to ethical values in their conduct. Exploring the interweaving relationship between Islamic business ethics and the market, this Handbook examines the critical role that ethics can play in ensuring that business thrives. It offers theoretical perspectives on research and goes beyond the conventional treatment of Islamic ethics. It debates important market issues and asserts that social actors in the Islamic business world should be cognisant of these issues so as to behave in a moral and responsible manner. Implications for researchers and for market conduct are illuminated. Readers wanting to familiarize themselves with day-to-day Islamic business ethics will find this Handbook an invaluable guide