Globalization and the Growth of Islamic Banking: The Authorization Process in Italy

Q2 Social Sciences

European Business Law Review Pub Date : 2021-08-01 DOI:10.54648/eulr2021023

Gabriela Gimigliano

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Abstract

This paper endeavours to ascertain how Islamic banking may operate within the Italian legal system, given that neither the Rome I regulation, and the incorporation approach cannot be applied. There are three main research questions: i) which is the mainstream Western approach to Islamic banking?; ii) if Sharia rules are considered as a system of social rules and Islamic banking is compared to ethical banking or socially responsible banking, to which extent the Italian banking law is applicable to?; iii) can we suggest building up Sharia rules as a system of normative prescriptions? Globalization, Islamic banking, Sharia, Italian banking law, money, potential capital, usus, legal system, general clauses, lex mercatoria

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全球化与伊斯兰银行业的发展：意大利的授权过程

本文试图确定伊斯兰银行如何在意大利法律体系内运作，因为罗马一法规和公司方法都不能适用。有三个主要的研究问题:1)哪个是西方对伊斯兰银行的主流方法?ii)如果将伊斯兰教法视为一种社会规则体系，将伊斯兰银行与道德银行或社会责任银行进行比较，意大利银行法在多大程度上适用于?iii)我们是否可以建议建立伊斯兰教法规则作为规范处方的体系?全球化，伊斯兰银行，伊斯兰教法，意大利银行法，货币，潜在资本，usus，法律体系，一般条款，商事法

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