Focus and Scope
AIMS
The Journal of Aswaja and Islamic Economics (JASIE) covers in detail a large number of topics related to Islamic Economics and Islamic Finance, comprising the latest empirical studies, country-specific studies, policy evaluations on Islamic economics, and comparative international Islamic finance. This journal serves as a forum for scientific exchange among academicians, practitioners, keen observers, and independent researchers, publishing high-quality theoretical, empirical, and policy contributions.
SCOPE
Islamic Economics
- Islamic microeconomics
- Islamic macroeconomics
- Islamic monetary economics
- Islamic development economics
- Islamic international economics
- Islamic public and fiscal economics
- Islamic human resource economics
- Islamic natural resource economics
- Islamic digital economy
- Hajj and umrah economics
- Halal tourism and hospitality
- Zakah, waqf, and Islamic Philanthropy
Islamic Finance
- Islamic banking system
- Islamic capital and commodity market
- Islamic insurance and re-insurance
- Islamic financial technology
- Islamic financial markets
- Islamic financial strategy
- Islamic financial planning
- Islamic social fund and crowdfunding
- Islamic micro and rural finance
- Islamic corporate finance
- Islamic investment strategy
- Islamic legal and regulatory issues
Aswaja Economics
- Fair Economy
- People's Economy
- Islamic Boarding School Economy
- Economic Independence
- Morality and Economic Ethics
- Role of Market and State
- Empowerment and Social Welfare
- Global Context and Contemporary Economic Issues