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Informationen zum Autor Minwir Al-Shammari is Professor of Management and Dean of the College of Business Administration at the University of Bahrain. Mohammad Omar Farooq is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics and Finance at the College of Business Administration, University of Bahrain. Hatem Masri is an Associate Professor and Director of the Quality Assurance and Accreditation office at the College of Business Administration, in the University of Bahrain. Klappentext This essential textbook provides a comprehensive introduction to the Islamic business environment, exploring core concepts and practices in business administration from an Islamic perspective. Thorough and accessible, it covers the full range of Islamic business, including entrepreneurship, ethics, organizational culture, marketing, finance and decision making. Taking an integrated approach that aligns contemporary business practice with traditional Islamic literature, the book offers an engaging exploration of the key ways in which business activities can be organised to align with Islamic norms, rules and regulation. Developed from the teaching practice of an international range of leading scholars in the field, Islamic Business Administration includes topical case studies, practical business scenarios and comparative features, encouraging students to place their understanding of Islamic business within the wider global business context and to understand its practical implementation. This is an invaluable companion for students studying a module in Islamic Business or Management at undergraduate, postgraduate and MBA level. It is also suitable for students of Islamic Finance or Banking looking to place their learning in the wider context of Islamic Business. Zusammenfassung This essential textbook provides a comprehensive introduction to the Islamic business environment, exploring core concepts and practices in business administration from an Islamic perspective. Thorough and accessible, it covers the full range of Islamic business, including entrepreneurship, ethics, organizational culture, marketing, finance and decision making. Taking an integrated approach that aligns contemporary business practice with traditional Islamic literature, the book offers an engaging exploration of the key ways in which business activities can be organised to align with Islamic norms, rules and regulation. Developed from the teaching practice of an international range of leading scholars in the field, Islamic Business Administration includes topical case studies, practical business scenarios and comparative features, encouraging students to place their understanding of Islamic business within the wider global business context and to understand its practical implementation. This is an invaluable companion for students studying a module in Islamic business or management at undergraduate, postgraduate and MBA level. It is also suitable for students of Islamic finance or banking looking to place their learning in the wider context of Islamic business. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part 1: Islamic Business Environment 1. Islam and Business: Beliefs, Values and Norms,Mohammad Omar Farooq and Fareed Hadi 2. Islam and the Globalized Business Environment, Muhammad Mansoor Khan 3. Entrepreneurship and Small Business Ownership, Rasem Kayed 4. Business Ethics and Social Responsibility, Muhammad Adli Musa and Mohd Ariff Mohd Daud Part 2: Management and Marketing 5. Islamic Commercial Jurisprudence, Abu Umar Faruq Ahmad 6. Organizational Culture and Managing Change and Innovation, Ahmad Rafiki and Sutan Emir Hidayat. 7. Islamic Marketing, Hurrem Yilmaz,Osama Sam Al-Kwifi and Zafar U. Ahmed Part 3: Human Resource Management and Decision Making 8. Human Resource Management and Labor Relations, Pawan Budhwar and Vijay Pereira 9. Employee Behaviour and Motivat...
