Abbas J. Ali, Distinguished University Professor and Professor of Management, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, US

'Dr. Ali's clarity at bringing forth the best of Islamic thinking during its Golden era, coupled with its implications for today's business world is unique and refreshing. In its entirety, this is a book about business ethics, and the need for safeguarding societal interests and preventing fraudulent practices and immoral conduct. I was impressed with the light that Dr. Ali shed on historic Islamic thinking, and contemporary western Corporate Social Responsibility. Dr. Ali's book provides important logic and instruction for those policymakers, and business leaders who seek to avoid another tipping point, or who seek to build institutions that are truly too big to fail.'--Robert L. Lattimer, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick'Professor Abbas Ali's book is a path-breaking and seminal analysis of one of the most contemporary issues in business ethics. It is by far the most thorough and totally comprehensive treatment of the subject. In a meaningful and highly-readable way, this book delineates the thinking of Islamic scholars regarding managerial, organizational, and business ethics and how their perspectives are most germane for creating sound and just ethical systems in multinational corporations and companies. Professor Ali's framework of the book will - without a doubt - increase awareness of the ethical principles of Islam for scholars, executives, and managers. This particular treatise receives my highest recommendation.'--Douglas M. McCabe, Georgetown University

• Contents: 1. The Meaning and Scope of Business Ethics in Islam 2. Sources of Ethical Problems in Business 3. Islamic Ethics and Free Market Economy 4. Ethics and Profit Making 5. Leadership 6. The Ethics of Banking and Financial Services 7. Organization and Work 8. Marketing Ethics and Consumerism 9. Ethics and Human Resource Management in Modern Organizations 10. Social Responsibility and Sustainability Bibliography Index

Abbas J. Ali, Distinguished University Professor and Professor of Management, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, US

'Dr. Ali's clarity at bringing forth the best of Islamic thinking during its Golden era, coupled with its implications for today's business world is unique and refreshing. In its entirety, this is a book about business ethics, and the need for safeguarding societal interests and preventing fraudulent practices and immoral conduct. I was impressed with the light that Dr. Ali shed on historic Islamic thinking, and contemporary western Corporate Social Responsibility. Dr. Ali's book provides important logic and instruction for those policymakers, and business leaders who seek to avoid another tipping point, or who seek to build institutions that are truly too big to fail.'--Robert L. Lattimer, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick'Professor Abbas Ali's book is a path-breaking and seminal analysis of one of the most contemporary issues in business ethics. It is by far the most thorough and totally comprehensive treatment of the subject. In a meaningful and highly-readable way, this book delineates the thinking of Islamic scholars regarding managerial, organizational, and business ethics and how their perspectives are most germane for creating sound and just ethical systems in multinational corporations and companies. Professor Ali's framework of the book will - without a doubt - increase awareness of the ethical principles of Islam for scholars, executives, and managers. This particular treatise receives my highest recommendation.'--Douglas M. McCabe, Georgetown University

• Contents: 1. The Meaning and Scope of Business Ethics in Islam 2. Sources of Ethical Problems in Business 3. Islamic Ethics and Free Market Economy 4. Ethics and Profit Making 5. Leadership 6. The Ethics of Banking and Financial Services 7. Organization and Work 8. Marketing Ethics and Consumerism 9. Ethics and Human Resource Management in Modern Organizations 10. Social Responsibility and Sustainability Bibliography Index

Abbas J. Ali, Distinguished University Professor and Professor of Management, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, US

'Dr. Ali's clarity at bringing forth the best of Islamic thinking during its Golden era, coupled with its implications for today's business world is unique and refreshing. In its entirety, this is a book about business ethics, and the need for safeguarding societal interests and preventing fraudulent practices and immoral conduct. I was impressed with the light that Dr. Ali shed on historic Islamic thinking, and contemporary western Corporate Social Responsibility. Dr. Ali's book provides important logic and instruction for those policymakers, and business leaders who seek to avoid another tipping point, or who seek to build institutions that are truly too big to fail.'--Robert L. Lattimer, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick'Professor Abbas Ali's book is a path-breaking and seminal analysis of one of the most contemporary issues in business ethics. It is by far the most thorough and totally comprehensive treatment of the subject. In a meaningful and highly-readable way, this book delineates the thinking of Islamic scholars regarding managerial, organizational, and business ethics and how their perspectives are most germane for creating sound and just ethical systems in multinational corporations and companies. Professor Ali's framework of the book will - without a doubt - increase awareness of the ethical principles of Islam for scholars, executives, and managers. This particular treatise receives my highest recommendation.'--Douglas M. McCabe, Georgetown University

• Contents: 1. The Meaning and Scope of Business Ethics in Islam 2. Sources of Ethical Problems in Business 3. Islamic Ethics and Free Market Economy 4. Ethics and Profit Making 5. Leadership 6. The Ethics of Banking and Financial Services 7. Organization and Work 8. Marketing Ethics and Consumerism 9. Ethics and Human Resource Management in Modern Organizations 10. Social Responsibility and Sustainability Bibliography Index