Titlebook: Global Governance and Muslim Organizations; Leslie A. Pal,M. Evren Tok Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 Inte

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Global Governance and the Informal Nature of Islamic Development Assistance: The Peculiar Case of Gal relationship between a small number of aid donors (notably the hydrocarbon-rich Gulf States) and a large and increasing pool of aid recipients. The chapter illustrates that this process is empowered by the asymmetrical setting of the OIC (there are very few donors with whom to compete), donors ha

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Islamic Charities and Global Governance,aspects of the operation, including their cooperation with other civic organizations. Four broad frameworks of global governance of NGOs and civil society organizations have been explained to create basis and make relevance between Islamic charities and the topic of global governance. The Quran and

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The OIC and the Paris 2015 Climate Change Agreement: Islam and the Environment,urse on the environment based on primary Islamic sources is offered. Then Kaminski surveys Muslim engagement with the environment during the Middle Ages and Ottoman period. The main part of the chapter carefully examines specific OIC-state contributions to the current global discourse on environment

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Global Environmental Governance and the GCC: Setting the Agenda for Climate Change and Energy Secursts on multilateral initiatives increasing the momentum of global environmental governance efforts. Nevertheless, these problems create a further dilemma for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. On the one hand, the impact of climate change will heavily affect these countries and thus requi

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Governance and Education in Muslim-Majority States,ly in light of the globalization movement of education. Baghdady outlines the relationship between governance and education in MMS and provides examples of this relationship from various MMS. The impact of globalization of education on governance and how globalization is reshaping education and rede

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Can the , Be Compatible with Global Governance? Islamic Financial Institutions as a Laboratory for w that Shar?’ah law in regard to financial institutions has its own special characteristics, but not ones that make it incompatible with the global regulation of financial institutions. It offers a discussion of global governance and good governance from this perspective and then closes with an anal

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Global Governance: Is There a Role for Islamic Economics and Finance?,h significant Muslim population, which host more than 1.5 billion people, can help international efforts in increasing financial stability, reducing poverty and inequality, and promoting shared prosperity and environmental sustainability. In doing so, Mohseni-Cheraghlou argues that an IEF system can