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Capital and Financialisation in Islamic Banking: Conceptual and Empirical Essays in Islamic Moral Political Economy
Contemporary debates about Islamic banking are increasingly shaped by a central paradox: the industry has expanded rapidly and achieved deep institutional entrenchment within national and global financial architectures, yet persistent concerns remain over whether this growth represents a substantive
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