European Journal of Islamic Finance

TIEF-EJIF Virtual Workshop is coming. Submit your abstract and full paper until August 25th, 2023

Introduction

Tief-ejif virtual workshop is coming. Submit your abstract and full paper until august 25th, 2023. TIEF-EJIF Virtual Workshop on Islamic economics & finance. Submit papers on accounting, ESG, halal, smart cities. Publish in European Journal of Islamic Finance. Free registration.

Abstract

Dear Colleague,  Following the success of the past five editions of the Turin Islamic Economic Forum (TIEF) and European Journal of Islamic Finance Workshop, we are organizing a new virtual workshop to contribute to the knowledge of the broad Islamic economics and finance themes as:  1. Accounting for Islamic finance rules 2. Islamic finance tools 3. Asset management and infrastructures 4. ESG Islamic finance 5. Smart cities in Islamic worlds 6. New technologies for Islamic financial management 7. Islamic central banking system 8. Halal food and beverage issues 9. Halal tourism   CONFERENCE LANGUAGE & SUBMISSION   Authors are invited to submit their full papers in English using Word format. Both theoretical and empirical papers are considered. Submissions should be made through email: ejif@unito.itPUBLICATION OPPORTUNITYSelected papers presented at the conference will be published in a special issue of the European Journal of Islamic Finance (ISSN: 2421-2172). IMPORTANT DATES Abstract deadline: 14 July 2023 Full paper deadline: 23 October 2023 Notifications: Within eight days after the abstract and then paper submission by the scientific committee. Registrations: 31 October - 20 November 2023 Full paper virtual presentations by the author(s): 23 November 2023 REGISTRATION FEESFree DOWNLOAD THE FULL CALL FOR PAPERS For more information, please visit: https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/EJIFor contact us via:  ejif@unito.it   Prof. Paolo Pietro Biancone Editor-in-Chief

Review

The TIEF-EJIF Virtual Workshop, building on five successful prior editions, represents a commendable initiative aimed at advancing knowledge within the broad field of Islamic economics and finance. Jointly organized by the Turin Islamic Economic Forum and the European Journal of Islamic Finance, this virtual event offers a significant platform for researchers, academics, and practitioners to disseminate their work. The identified themes are notably comprehensive, covering areas from accounting for Islamic finance rules and asset management to ESG Islamic finance, smart cities in Islamic worlds, and the burgeoning halal economy sectors like food, beverage, and tourism. This wide scope ensures relevance to a diverse range of scholarly interests, positioning the workshop as a valuable forum for current and emerging topics. The workshop's commitment to facilitating knowledge exchange is further underscored by its provision for both theoretical and empirical papers, accepting submissions in English. A key strength lies in the attractive publication opportunity, with selected papers slated for a special issue in the *European Journal of Islamic Finance*, a credible outlet (ISSN: 2421-2172). The no-fee registration is also a significant advantage, promoting wider participation. However, a critical point for potential authors is the clarity of submission deadlines; the title states "Submit your abstract and full paper until August 25th, 2023," which directly contradicts the detailed "Important Dates" section listing an abstract deadline of 14 July 2023 and a full paper deadline of 23 October 2023. This discrepancy should be rectified promptly to avoid confusion and ensure a smooth submission process. Despite the minor inconsistency in deadline communication, the TIEF-EJIF Virtual Workshop presents itself as an invaluable and accessible academic event for the Islamic economics and finance community. Its strong historical foundation, diverse thematic coverage, zero registration fee, and the clear path to publication in a reputable journal collectively make it a highly attractive proposition for scholars worldwide. The organizers, led by Prof. Paolo Pietro Biancone, are commended for their continued efforts to foster research and dialogue in this vital domain. This workshop is strongly recommended for researchers and practitioners looking to contribute to and stay abreast of developments in Islamic economics and finance.

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