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The consecration of neoliberalism: Islam, financialisation and the production of symbolic value
Similar to other efforts to organise spheres of social life around Islamic norms as part of the process of Islamisation, from its beginnings in the 1970s the Islamic finance project has sought to establish an autonomous space within the modern financial economy liberated from the influence of Wester...
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Department of Religious Studies
2019
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