<![CDATA[Journal Of Islamic Monetary Economics And Finance]]>
<![CDATA[1. Social Media Data To Determine Loan Default Predicting Method In An Islamic Online P2p Lending
2. Sovereign Debt Issuance Choice: Sukuk Vs Conventional Bonds
3. The Use Of Social Media In Banks To Engender The Empowerment Of Women And Their Financial Inclusion In Arab Countries
4. Are Islamic Banks Suffering From A Model Misfit? A Comparison With Cooperative Banks
5. Islamic Financial Development, Economic Growth And Co2 Emissions In Indonesia
6. Determinants Of Islamic Financial Exclusion In Indonesia
7. Acceptance Of Islamic Equity-Based Mortgage Product: An Extension Of Decomposed Theory Of Planned Behaviour
8. The Resilience Of The Indonesian Banking System And Macroeconomic Fluctuation: Islamic Versus Conventional Banking
9. Islamic Vs Conventional Funds Within The Family: Selectivity Skills And Market Timing Ability
10. Board Characteristics, Good Corporate Governance And Maqȃshid Performance In Islamic Banking]]>