In the wake of rapid changes to the global economy and new challenges facing humanity, there is a need for scholars and academics to formulate new thoughts and reevaluate existing theories and policies. Effective policies and initiatives are required to address disruption due to digital innovation, rising protectionism, the widening gap between the rich and the poor, and many more similar poignant matters.
 

This conference aims to address specific issues related to inclusion, sustainability and ethics. In particular, the conference will address questions such as:

• How to contribute to a sustainable transformation of the society through socio-economic policies, politics and institutional reforms, and innovation in technology.
• How to promote ethics in business since a majority of the academic literature, particularly religious bent literature, seems to be either theologically oriented or superficial and inadequate in its assessment.
• How to enhance financial inclusion through formal and non-formal financial institutions.

With Islamic finance progressing rapidly over the last decade, questions have started arising on its role in developing a more sustainable, and inclusive world through the religio-based economic system. The success of the Islamic financial industry is all the more evident since it has come during a period when the conventional financial industry was experiencing a crisis. From the Olympic Village in London to Burj Khalifa in Dubai, shariah compliant investments are making inroads on a global scale.

With this in mind SDSB-LUMS, invite 1000-word abstracts or full papers (5000 to 10,000 words) i.e., Research Papers, and Case Studies.

Authors are requested to submit full-text papers (.doc, .docx or .pdf) including results, tables, figures and references through electronic submission systems which can be found here. The paper should not be more than 25 pages (including the abstract, figures, tables and references) single spaced in Times New Roman 12pt font in A4 size page. Page margin from Top = 0.75", Bottom = 1.69", Left = Right = 0.56" should be set.

For formatting reference please find a template here.

The case and teaching note should be a .doc, .docx or .pdf file/s, single spaced using Times New Roman 12pt font in A4 size page. Page margin from Top = 0.75", Bottom = 1.69", Left = Right = 0.56" should be set. The case itself should normally not exceed 20 pages, including all exhibits. Teaching note is mandatory for a case submission. To ensure a blind review process, please do not include any author information in your document (check File Properties to ensure that your name is not automatically provided as author of the document).

Please click here for case writing guidelines.

Suleman Dawood School of Business, LUMS invite 1000-word abstracts or full papers (5000 to 10,000 words) i.e., Research Papers, and Case Studies on the following topics. This is an indicative, non-exhaustive list:

FINANCIAL INCLUSION

SUSTAINABILITY

ETHICS

  Academicians

  Postgraduate and research students

  Professional associations

  Professionals from business organizations

  Other interested parties

Professor Dato’ Dr Azmi Omar, President & Chief Executive Officer INCEIF

Dr Emili Tortosa-Ausina, Professor of Economics Econometrics, Universitat Jaume I (Spain) & Associate Researcher at the Ivie (Valencian Institute for Economic Research)

Dr Eskandar Mohd.Shah, INCEIF, Malaysia

Dr Emili Tortosa Ausina, Universitat Jaume-I, Spain

Dr Pilar Soriano, Universitat de Valencia, Spain

Dr Syed Aun Raza Rizvi, Lahore University of Management Sciences

Dr Zainab Riaz, Lahore University of Management Sciences, Pakistan

Dr Irum Saba, IBA Karachi, Pakistan