• KIAS/ダーラム大学Durham Islamic Finance Doctoral Training Centre (SGIA&DBS)共催国際WS
  （2012年7月17-18日　於ダーラム大学）
  
  タイトル：6th Kyoto-Durham International Workshop in Islamic Economics and Finance (New Horizons in Islamic Economics) Islamic Finance & Economy and Finance in the Muslim World: Theories and Realities
  
  日時：2012年7月17日、18日
  場所：Durham Islamic Finance Doctoral Training Centre, Van Mildert College, Durham University, UK
  共催：
  Center for Islamic Area Studies at Kyoto University, KIAS, Japan;
  Durham Islamic Finance Doctoral Training Centre (SGIA&DBS) Durham University, UK
  
  【プログラム】
  [17th July 2012]
  
  09:30 - 09:45 Opening Remarks
  Dr Mehmet Asutay
  Dr Shinsuke Nagaoka
  
  09:45 - 10:45 Session I
  1.1. What is 'Islamic' in Islamic Economics?: The Technology of Social Management and its Reinstitution
  Yasushi Kosugi
  1.2. Models of Islamic Finance Industry Formation and Their Impact on Social and Developmentalist Outcomes
  Mehmet Asutay
  
  11:00 - 12:30 Session II
  2.1. Outreach and Sustainability of Islamic Microfinance Institutions in Thailand: An Exploratory Study
  Tawat Noipom
  2.2. Understanding the Demand and Supply Conditions of Sharia Banking in the Case of Indonesia
  Muhammad Arham
  2.3. Assessing the Demand for Islamic Finance in Libya
  Abdulwahab AlHajam
  
  14:00 - 15:30 Session III
  3.1. An Emerging Mode of Dispute Resolution in Islamic Finance: A Case Study in the United Arab Emirates
  Ai Kawamura
  3.2. Islamic Microfinance: Exploring Customer Behaviours and Perceptions Indonesia
  Nur Indah Riwajanti
  3.3. A Meta-Frontier Form for Measuring the Technical Efficiency and Technology Gaps of Islamic and Conventional Banks in the GCC Countries and What Factors Determine the Banks' Efficiency
  Maha Alandejani
  
  16:00 - 17:30 Session IV
  4.1. Exploring the Application of Total Quality Management in the Libyan Oil and Gas Companies: Potential, Obstacles and Solutions
  Musbah Saleh
  4.2. Political Economy of Syrian Economic Reforms: An Examination of Legal Reforms in the Pre-Revolution of 2011
  Muhammad Alsaghir
  4.3. Addressing the Potential Negative Social Effects of the Privatization Programme in Libya
  Hesham Shernana
  
  17:45 - 19:15 Session V
  5.1. Comparing CSR Models and Rationalising CSR in Islamic Finance
  Elena Platonova
  5.2. An Analysis on the Behavior of Corporate Social Responsibility towards Profitability of Islamic Banks: Comparative Analysis between Turkey and Indonesia
  Akhmad Affandi Mahfudz
  5.3. From Joseph's Shattered Dream to the Nightmares of the Future: Reflecting on the Financial Crisis
  Anisa Maljee
  
  [18th July 2012]
  
  09:00 - 10:00 Session VI
  6.1. Islamic Mutual Funds in the UK
  Habib Ahmad
  6.2. The Future of Islamic Development Theory: Endogenising the Political and the Social in Policy Making
  Nazim Zaman and Hylmun Izhar
  
  10:30 - 11:30 Session VII
  7.1. Causation of Shari'ah Governance: The Discourse on the Institution of Hisbah vs. the Discourse on Islamic Finance Industry
  Fawad Khaleli
  7.2. Locating the Islamic Moral Economy within the Heterodox Economics: Convergence of the Economics Thinking
  Alija Avdukic
  7.3. Financing and Economic Development through Islamic Banking: Rhetoric vs Reality
  Shafiullah Jan
  12:00 - 13.30 Session VIII
  8.1. Reconsidering the Economic Implication of Gharar in Islamic Derivatives
  Shinsuke NAGAOKA
  8.2. Consequentialism at the Core of the Islamic Law of Financial Transactions: Illustrating the Centric Role of Maqasid Al Shariah through the Mudarabah Contract
  Tareq Hesham
  8.3. Investigating the Element of Uncertainty in Contract Settlement: A Case Study of the Malaysian Crude Palm Oil Futures Contract Regulatory Framework
  Noor Kasri
  14:30 - 16:00 Session IX
  9.1. Islamic Values and the Modern Territorial State: Refugees and Trans-border Mobility
  Marie Sato
  9.2. Giving Behaviours in Indonesia: Motives and Marketing Implications for Islamic Charities
  Rahmatina A. Kasri
  9.3. Comparison between Conventional and Islamic MFIs' Management Performance Using Balanced Scorecard Approach in Indonesia
  Dian Masyita
  
  16:15 - 18:15 Session X
  10.1. A Study on Customer Satisfaction and Bank Selection in Interest-Free Banking Sector: Evidence from Turkey
  Saduman Okumus
  10.2. A Exploring the Concept of an Inclusive Islamic Financial Planning Framework, and Its Challenges in Brunei Darussalam
  Hasnol Salleh
  10.3. Comparative Study of Islamic and Conventional Banking in Malaysia Based on Customers' Awareness and Service Quality
  Ros Aniza Mohd Shariff
  10.4. Searching for the Determinants of Financing Gap in the GCC Islamic Banking
  Sabri Muhammad
  
  18.15 Closing Remarks & End of the Programme