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Vice Chancellor at Pakistan Institute of Development Economics
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One part of my work shows that conventional economic theory is based on logical positivism, and hence is substantially wrong. Another part shows that Islamic Economics provides a substantially superior alternative. My personal website asadzaman.net provides a more organized presentation of my writings, conference presentations, audio/video lectures, and courses. Click on button marked THERAPY below, and then click on READ ORIGINAL to get to my website.
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Personal Information
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Pakistan Pakistan
Occupation
Vice Chancellor at Pakistan Institute of Development Economics
Industry
Education
Website
asadzaman.net
About
One part of my work shows that conventional economic theory is based on logical positivism, and hence is substantially wrong. Another part shows that Islamic Economics provides a substantially superior alternative. My personal website asadzaman.net provides a more organized presentation of my writings, conference presentations, audio/video lectures, and courses. Click on button marked THERAPY below, and then click on READ ORIGINAL to get to my website.
Specialties: Econometrics, Islamic Economics
Tags
islamic economics
islamic epistemology
islamic teachings
epistemology
capitalism
islam
economics
social sciences
eurocentric
education
islamic civlization
logical positivism
money
islamic finance
statistics
methodology
positivism
realist methodology
secular modern thought
monetarism
decolonization
history of money
power knowledge
quran
history
keynes
islamic history
enlightenment
keynesian economics
knowledge
nominalist methodology
polanyi
market society
sustainable development
philosophy
great transformation
greed
ibn khaldun
zero-interest
banking
interest free banking
econometrics
cooperative
agent based models
spirituality
science
quranic teachings
central banks
global economy
federal shariat court
pakistan bans riba
rhetoric
foundations of statistics
orientalism
rise and fall of civillization
karl polanyi
crypto currencies
probability
west
crisis
corporate greed
friedman
macroeconomics
adam smith
invisible hand
allama iqbal
behavioral economics
behavioral game theory
neoclassical utility
experimental economics
regression
model selection
prophet mohammad saw
seerah
urdu
motivation
inspiration
growth
development
third world
gdp
human development
microfoundations
unemployment
property
khilafah and stewardship
islamic revival
spiritual revival
act locally
think globally
collective action
adversarial
institutions
capitalist society
islamic society
hidden assumptions
metaphysics
uloom ul umran
crisis in economic theory
global financial crisis
secular epistemology
secular knowledge
fiat currency
shadow money
fractional reserve banking
full reserve banking
monetary reform
community money
complexity
qualitative methodology
historica methodology
scientific methodology
battle of methodologies
methodenstreit
supply and demand
simulations
social theory
waqf
islamic law
climate change
scarcity
market
bretton woods
monetary theory
international trade
international finance
usury
riba
state
barter
covid crisis
demand pull inflation
cost push inflation
milton friedman
inflation
pakistan economy
effective demand
law
western epistemology
islamic education
educational rankings
publish or perish
ph.d. supervision
islamic perspective
academic integrity
research ethics
meaning of life
islamization of knowledge
social relationships
community
modernity
islamic civilization
moral foundations
bank of england
gold
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