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Jurnal International Economic Sharia
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ISSN : 3062763X     EISSN : 30481783     DOI : https://doi.org/10.69725/jies.v1i2
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Journal International Economic Sharia (JIES) is a peer-reviewed journal that explores various aspects of Islamic economics, with an emphasis on the application of Islamic economic principles in a global context. The journal is dedicated to advancing knowledge in the field and serves as a platform for researchers, academics, practitioners, and other stakeholders to share cutting-edge insights and research. JIES publishes high-quality articles on a wide range of topics, including Islamic banking, insurance, investment, microfinance, and Islamic capital markets. JIES is committed to promoting rigorous and innovative research that contributes to the development of Islamic economics globally. The journal also emphasizes novelty in research contributions and supports the integration of new ideas and approaches within the discipline. Authors submitting manuscripts to JIES are required to cite references from reputable sources, particularly those indexed in Scopus, to ensure the academic quality and relevance of the content. In addition to its focus on research quality, JIES is actively working towards being indexed by prestigious institutions such as ZENODO, OpenAIRE, ISSN, Crossref, Copernicus, Google Scholar, SINTA, DOAJ, EBSCO, PubMed, Crossref, WOS, and Scopus. These efforts aim to enhance the journal’s visibility and impact, providing researchers and practitioners with reliable and up-to-date knowledge in Islamic economics. JIES stands as a journal that supports the advancement of research in Indonesia within an international context, with a full commitment to open access and transparency in research publication. The journal also emphasizes high research ethics, ensuring that every article published meets academic integrity standards. With this approach, JIES not only contributes to the global development of Islamic economics but also serves as a platform that fosters international collaboration in producing high-quality, impactful research.
Arjuna Subject : Bisnis, Menejemen, dan Akutansi (semua kategori) - Bisnis, Menejemen, dan Akutansi (Lain-Lain)
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Institutional Diversity, Sharia Principles, and CSR Practices in MENA: A Critical Comparative Analysis Nasrallah, Haija; Shehadieh, Hudaifah
Journal International Economic Sharia Vol. 1 No. 3 (2024): December
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.69725/jies.v1i3.141

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Objective: The aim of this research is to substantiate the nexus between institutional diversity and Sharia-compliant principles with CSR across MENA. The objective is to have a means of assessing CSR strategies across countries with different institutional environments in place, taking into consideration the political, economic and cultural aspects that have an impact.Methods: This study used mixed-methods, employing primary data through structured surveys of 300 firms in the MENA region (2020-2023) and secondary data through governance and economic indicators as well as corporate annual reports and Islamic financial services databases. Conducted data analysis using statistical methods such as regression analysis and comparative frameworks.Results: The results show that institutional factors are a significant driver of MENA CSR practices including political regimes, economic dependencies (oil vs. non-oil economies) and if the CSR practice aligns with the principles of Sharia. For countries that have centralized governance (e.g. GCC) CSR practices were more formalized and integrated into the strategic planning process, while those who have fragmented institutional environments (e.g. Egypt) focus on localized and under-coordinated approaches.Innovation: This study presents a unique comparative perspective on CSR in MENA, emphasizing the influence of Sharia on CSR alongside traditional institutional determinants, and providing fresh perspectives on continental CSR.Policy and Research Implications: An analytical implication of this study can be of importance to governments and businesses alike, as it strengthens the importance of aligning the institutional realities and cultural values with CSR strategies, which could enhance the overall sustainability and corporate governance practices in the MENA region
Comparative analysis of the financial impact of the CSP in the Islamic, conventional and social banking model De Zuhrah, Eliesa; Iglesia, Izzeldin
Journal International Economic Sharia Vol. 1 No. 3 (2024): December
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.69725/jies.v1i3.142

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Objective; This research explores the financial implications of Corporate Social Performance (CSP) based on Islamic, Conventional, and Social Banking models. Through the lens of this Study, which explores the relationship between CSP and financial performance, this paper highlights the heterogeneity evident amongst these banking models: in terms of the way they integrate CSP; and in terms of the financial benefits they gain from CSP initiatives.Methods; A regression between the Islamic, Conventional and Social Banking institutions using the Generalized method of moments (GMM). Methodology When it comes to the analysis, the methodology employed financial data retrieved from 120 banks, with a total number of 819 observations spanning over a certain time interval. The model risk assessment of CSP impact on financial performance based on ROAA, Size, CAR, and other financial valuesResults; CSP has a positive effect on financial performance in both the Islamic and Conventional Banking models with the existence of a significant relation for models like Return on Assets (ROAA) financial performance. Although the results for the influence of CSP on Islamic and Conventional bank models seem more pronounced, this impact appears less significant in Social Banking models. Whereas it has been observed that in some of the results CSP, with some banking-specific variables (IBSP, SBSP, and CBSP), plays a significant role in the improvement of their financial indicators; therefore, it is proved that CSP is a crucial strategy for them and contributes significantly to financial prosperity.Novelty; This study offers new comparative data on the financial consequences for CSP across differing banking models, substantiating how each adapts to and gains from these socially conscious undertakings. This provides insights that goes beyond general CSP analyses as it embeds the analysis in the particular contexts of Islamic, Conventional and Social Banking unlike prior studies.Research Implications; The findings imply that banking institutions, including both Islamic and Conventional banks, should give more attention to CSP initiatives to improve their financial performance. Lawmakers and financial regulators might promote an environment conducive to socially responsible banking. Future studies can investigate long-term impacts of CSP, including interactions with financial aspects across several industries.
Enhancing ESG Performance in Islamic Banks: The Impact of Shari’ah Governance Quality Across Countries Milena, Wannes; Stefan, Alberto
Journal International Economic Sharia Vol. 1 No. 3 (2024): December
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.69725/jies.v1i3.143

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Objective; The purpose of this study is to examine the effect of Shari’ah governance quality on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance in Islamic banks, contributing to the understanding of governance structures in promoting sustainability practices.Methods; A quantitative method was employed in the form of multiple regression analysis on the data of a sample of Islamic banks. The study investigated the linkage of Shari’ah governance quality, Shari’ah supervisory board size, operational structures and ESG performance in environmental, social and governance dimensions.Results; The results show that Shari’ah governance quality leads to a significant improvement in ESG performance with improvement in all dimensions. The number of members on the Shari’ah supervisory board and operational frameworks positively affect ESG outcomes as well. In contrast, little impact on ESG performance was detected when segmented by bank size and market capitalization.Novelty; The study contributes by shedding light on the underexplored aspect of governance through Shari’ah governance as a driver for achieving sustainable practices in the Islamic banking context.Research Implications; The research contributes to enhancing ESG performance in Islamic banks by highlighting the importance of Shari’ah governance, Nigerian policymakers and bank managers striving for convergence of Islamic banking and global sustainability objectives could benefit greatly from the study.
Comparative Analysis of Systems Thinking Application and Its Impact on Organizational Effectiveness in Sharia Banking Sumairah, Sayeeda; Zainon, Edaiay
Journal International Economic Sharia Vol. 1 No. 3 (2024): December
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.69725/jies.v1i3.144

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Objective; Lack of ability in Sharia banking institutions to understand the systems of an organization, so that the organization is less effective. It delves into the impact of systems thinking on multiple dimensions of organizational performance such as decision-making, adaptability, strategic planning, employee performance etc.Methods; The study uses a cross-sectional survey design with primary data collected from a self-administered questionnaire distributed to employees across four Sharia banking institutions located in Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan and Yemen. The sample is reflected by lower and middle management levels and statistical analysis is carried out using multiple regression and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA).Results; The results show that systems thinking leads to better organizational effectiveness, evident in decision making, adaptability, and strategic planning. It also improves the performance of employees and develops the organizational culture. Furthermore, the relationship between systems thinking and organizational effectiveness was discovered to be moderated through organizational culture.Novelty; The objective of this research was to examine the novelty of systems thinking application particularly in the context of organizational effectiveness for Sharia banking institutions, identifying the cultural factors that affect systems thinking implementation.Research Implications; By providing practical recommendations for the incorporation of systems thinking within their organizational strategies, the research adds to the body of literature on Sharia banking institutions. That implies applying systems thinking leads to greater organizational success and a better outcome over the long run
The Mediating Role of Intellectual Capital in Enhancing Corporate Governance and Financial Efficiency of Islamic Banks Qadri Usman, Saif; Kateby, Olfa; Shuiby, Ubaidillah
Journal International Economic Sharia Vol. 1 No. 3 (2024): December
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.69725/jies.v1i3.145

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Objective; This research aims to explore the mediating role of intellectual capital in improving corporate governance and financial efficiency in Islamic banks. It examines the influences of governance mechanisms board size, board independence, CEO duality, and Shariah compliance on financial performance through the strategic management of intellectual capital.Methods; The paper uses panel data covering Islamic banks to examine the relationships between variable corporate governance, intellectual capital human, structural, and relational capital and financial efficiency using ZEQTA, NII and LTD through regression models. It also aims to provide context by incorporating macroeconomic variables to the study of governance and performance.Results; The results of the analysis, both correlational and explanatory, indicate a significant impact of corporate governance on the utilization of intellectual capital, with positive effects on the efficiency of financial performance. The more significant dimension was human capital efficiency, whereas governance elements including board independence and Shariah boards showcased high positive associations with financial performance. Intellectual capital also mediated the relationship between governance practices and financial performance.Novelty; This study resonates novelty when linking intellectual capital as a mediating factor between corporate governance and financial efficiency within Islamic banks, extending the understanding on internal development of the firms through intangible assets and how they contour the financial performance in the specific institution.Research Implications; The findings highlight the role of suitable governance mechanisms in better leveraging intellectual capital leading to higher financial performance of the Islamic banking sector. Future researchers may build on this framework by examining how relationships differ as regulatory institutions change, technology evolves, or macroeconomic conditions shift.

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