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FINANCIAL SYSTEM, FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND FIRM SURVIVAL:
PERSPECTIVES FROM TURKISH FINANCIAL SYSTEM AND GLOBALIZATION©2019 Edited Collection -
Financial Systems and Economic Crises
The Main Determinants of Financial Instability©2022 Monographs -
On the Persistence of Relationship Banking within a Bank-Based Financial System
Post-Crisis Evidence from German SMEs©2020 Thesis -
The Islamic Financial System
A Critical Analysis and Suggestions for Improving its Efficiency©2005 Thesis -
Financing Innovations of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in a Systemic Perspective
Theoretical Foundations and Cases of Hungary, Slovenia and Croatia©2011 Thesis -
Relations financières internationales / International Financial Relations
The «International Triffin Foundation», hosted by the Institute for European Studies at the Université catholique de Louvain (Belgium), has the objective of establishing a centre dedicated to the continuation of the scientific work and the intellectual legacy of Robert Triffin (1911–1993) in the field of the international monetary system, and more generally in the areas of economics, finance and the social sciences. Regular publications in the series «International Financial Relations» will ensure promotion of individual or collective works whose main themes are the ones with which Robert Triffin was particularly associated (the European Payments Union, the creation of Special Drawing Rights, the European Monetary System), as well as addressing the new problems which the international monetary system will be confronting at the dawn of the 21st century (external effects of the European Economic and Monetary Union, new tasks for the International Monetary Fund, prevention of financial crises, etc.). La « Fondation internationale Triffin », établie près l’Institut d’études européennes de l’Université catholique de Louvain (Belgique), s’est fixé pour objectif de constituer un centre dédié à la poursuite du travail scientifique et à la valorisation de l’héritage intellectuel de Robert Triffin (1911-1993) sur le système monétaire international, et plus généralement dans les domaines de l’économie, de la finance et des sciences sociales. Les publications de la collection « Relations financières internationales » assurent la promotion de travaux individuels et collectifs dont les thèmes centraux sont ceux auxquels Robert Triffin était particulièrement attaché – l’Union européenne des paiements, la création de Droits de Tirage Spéciaux, le Système monétaire européen. La collection accueille également des ouvrages qui abordent les futures difficultés auxquelles sera confronté le système monétaire international à l’aube du XXIe siècle, tels que les effets extérieurs de l’Union économique et monétaire européenne, les nouvelles tâches du Fonds monétaire international ou la prévention des crises financières. The «International Triffin Foundation», hosted by the Institute for European Studies at the Université catholique de Louvain (Belgium), has the objective of establishing a centre dedicated to the continuation of the scientific work and the intellectual legacy of Robert Triffin (1911–1993) in the field of the international monetary system, and more generally in the areas of economics, finance and the social sciences. Regular publications in the series «International Financial Relations» will ensure promotion of individual or collective works whose main themes are the ones with which Robert Triffin was particularly associated (the European Payments Union, the creation of Special Drawing Rights, the European Monetary System), as well as addressing the new problems which the international monetary system will be confronting at the dawn of the 21st century (external effects of the European Economic and Monetary Union, new tasks for the International Monetary Fund, prevention of financial crises, etc.).
5 publications
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The Global Financial Crisis and Educational Restructuring
©2015 Textbook -
Financialisation and Financial Crisis in South-Eastern European Countries
©2015 Edited Collection -
Beyond the Systemic Crisis and Capital-Led Chaos
Theoretical and Applied Studies©2014 Edited Collection -
Financial Capacity of the Parties
A Condition for the Validity of Arbitration Agreements?- Based on a Conference organized by the German Institution of Arbitration (DIS) on 29 th November 2002 in Berlin©2004 Edited Collection -
The Evolution of International Accounting Systems
Accounting System Adoptions by Firms from a Network Perspective©2002 Others -
The Generation of Business Fluctuations
Financial Fragility and Mean-field Interactions©2008 Thesis -
The Politics of Age
Basic Pension Systems in a Comparative and Historical Perspective©2009 Conference proceedings -
South Korea’s Democracy Challenge
Political System, Political Economy, and Political Society©2020 Edited Collection -
Finance, FinTech, and Crowdfunding in Islam
ISSN: 2572-7435
Our second collaboration with the BIT-AMENA (University of California, Berkeley iTechpreneurship in Asia, Middle East, and North Africa) Center for Building Innovation Economies, this series focuses on how a financial system is comprised of different subsystems—such as the banking system, financial markets, capital markets, insurance, and derivatives—which are underpinned by legal and commercial infrastructure. When compared to the conventional system, the Islamic financial system has two distinct features: first, the prohibition of riba (interest), which eliminates the possibility of debt and of leveraging within the financial system, and second, the promotion of risk-sharing, facilitated through modes of transaction designed for investors to share the risks and rewards of investment on a more equitable basis. As such, the Islamic financial system is based on a banking system that operates without a debt economy, and instead promotes the financing of the real economy. Researchers have argued that an active and vibrant market of securitized assets, which has some resemblance to the conventional asset-based debt market, replaces the debt market and behaves and operates differently. We will subsequently examine the vital role that the stock market plays within a risk-sharing economy.
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