日　時：2015年8月4日（火）13：00- 18：30、　5日（水）10：00- 18：50

会　場：京都大学吉田キャンパス本部構内総合研究2号館4階会議室（AA447）
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言語: English

プログラム：
Day 1 (4th August)

13:00-13:20: Opening Remarks (co-hosted session with “the 9th
Kyoto-Durham International Workshop in Islamic Economics and Finance:
New Horizons in Islamic Economics”)
13:20-14:50: Keynote Speeches (co-hosted session)
Prof. Dr. Mehmet Asutay (Durham University)
“Islamic Banking and Finance: Negotiating through Postcolonial Perspectives”
Prof. Dr. Yasushi Kosugi (Kyoto University)
“A Vision of Islamic Revival and the Philosophy of a Halal Life: Framing
Islamic Economics in a Global Perspective”

15:00-16:30: Session 1 (hosted by parallel workshop)
Dr. Hanimon Abdullah (Durham University)
“An Exploratory Examination into the Relationship between Corporate
Governance and Risk Management Practices in Islamic Banks”
Dr. Noor Zahira Mohd Sidek (Durham University)
“Does Political Regime, Governance and Political Risks Matter for
Islamic Banking?”
Hajar Raouf (Durham University)
“What Do Risk Governance Frameworks Tell Us about Banks’ Financial
Performance? The Case with Islamic Banks”

16:50-18:20: Session 2 (hosted by parallel workshop)
Banjaran Indrastomo (Durham University)
“Emergence of Islamic Economics Movement in Indonesia: A Political
Economy Approach”
Kentaro Kambara (Kyoto University)
“How does Modern Islamic Finance Reconstruct Traditional Pawnbroking
(Rahn)? A Case Study of Brunei Darussalam”
Amirul Haqeem Bin Abd Ghani (Durham University)
“Social Disclosure: A Comparison between Islamic and Conventional Banks
in Malaysia”

Day 2 (5th August)

10:00-12:00: Session 3
Dr. Iyas Salim (Doshisha University)
“Filling in the Void? Post-Conflict Palestinian Society between
Mitigation of International Official Aid and collaboration with Global
Civil Society”
Kensuke Yamamoto (Kyoto University)
“Contestation over Jerusalem’s Sacred Sites: Can Be Shared or Divided?”
Shun Watanabe (Kyoto University)
“Comparative Politics of the Monarchies: A Preliminary Discussion on
Western and Arab Monarchies”
Fukiko Ikehata (Kyoto University)
“Religious Conflicts in the Modern Middle East: Understanding Jordan in
a Sunni-Shiite Ternary Rivalry”

13:15-14:30: Session 4
Hiroyuki Shiomi (Kyoto University)
“Does Iran seek Leadership at Islamic Ummah? A Preliminary Discussion on
Iran’s International Strategies”
Chiaki Higa (Kyoto University)
“Socio-economic Development of Abu Dhabi and Transformation of Women’s
Living”
Midori Kirihara (Kyoto University)
“Afghan Diaspora Community from Afghanistan: How Do They Make Culture
and Identity”

14:45-16:45: Session 5
Dr. Shinsuke Nagaoka (Kyoto University)
“Reconsidering the Role of Traditional Islamic Economic Institutions for
Community Welfare: New Paradigm or Mimic Capitalist Model?”
Mari Adachi (Kyoto University)
“New Wave of Zakat Practice in Indonesia: Reconsidering Top-down and
Bottom-up Dichotomy Framework”
Isa Yilmaz (Durham University)
“Constituting Islamic Social Welfare Function: An Exploration in Islamic
Moral Economy”
Marie Sato (Kyoto University)
“Mapping the Socio-Ecological Changes in Refugee-Influx in the Middle
East: Reflections on the Case of Jordan”

17:00-18:30: Session 6 (hosted by parallel workshop)
Khashan Ammar (Kyoto University)
“The Quran’s Prohibition of Khamer (Intoxicants): A Historical Analysis
for Global Islamic Economics”
Turgay Kart (Durham University)
“Islamic Venture Capital Models for Financing SMEs in Turkey”
Dr. Harun Sencal (Durham University)
“Capitalism as Sovereign: Critical Reflections on the Practice of
Islamic Finance”

18:30-18:50: Closing Remarks (co-hosted session)