This volume examines the foundational role of moral values and ethical principles within the Islamic economic system. The author analyzes how Shariah concepts—such as social justice, equilibrium, stewardship, and equitable wealth distribution—shape production, consumption, trade, and financial frameworks, distinguishing Islamic economics from conventional capitalist and socialist models.
This collection of essays explores the intersection of moral philosophy, ethical principles, and modern capitalist economies. Denis Collins critically examines purely profit-driven business models and proposes a framework for responsible capitalism that incorporates ethical integrity, social justice, stakeholder welfare, and environmental stewardship into corporate governance and managerial dec…