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SUMMARY:03/05- Islamic Finance and Law (seminario) DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Rome Tor Vergata Islamic Finance Summer School - III Edition - Rome, 3 - 5 July 2013\n\nISLAMIC FINANCE AND LAW\nManaging pluralism in market economy\ nRome Tor Vergata Islamic Finance Summer School - III Edition\nRome, 3 - 5 July 2013\n\n\n\n-------------------\n\nISLAMIC FINANCE AND LAW\nManaging p luralism in market economy\nRome Tor Vergata Islamic Finance Summer School - III Edition\nRome, 3 - 5 July 2013\n\nAlthough Islamic finance has consta ntly grown in the last decades, key\ntheoretical and operative issues, such as the incidence of Islamic law in this\nmarket, are still under debate. R ecognizing the relevance of these issues, the\nSummer School aims at provid ing a comprehensive guide to Islamic\nfinance and law in a context of plura lism.\nBy gathering major experts on the interaction between law and religi on, as\nwell as between ethics and economics in a frame of cultural diversi ty, the\nSchool will prove an illuminating opportunity for students, resear chers and\nprofessionals to investigate the impact on market economy of an\ nincreasingly globalised world.\nThe Summer School comprises three days of lectures and round tables, with\nregard to three fundamental subject-matter s:\n- Ethics and religion in market economy;\n- The challenge of Islamic fi nance: law, economics and business\nmanagement;\n- Islamic finance: a globa l market, an opportunity for the Mediterranean.\n\nFor the detailed program me, visit\nwww.islamicfinance.it \n\nWHO SHOULD PARTICIPATE\nThe Summer Sch ool is addressed both to practitioners (bankers, lawyers,\neconomic advisor s, members of NGOs...), students and researchers in\nFinance, Economics, La w, Religious and Islamic Studies, as well as\nInternational and Political S tudies.\n\nLANGUAGE\nAll the lectures are held in English. No translation s ervice is provided.\n\nEVENT SPONSORS\nLuxembourgForFinance\nEducation and Culture DG, Lifelong Learning Programme\n\n\nHOW TO REGISTER\n\nDeadline: 2 8 June 2013\nTo register, please visit\nwww.islamicfinance.it/registration \n\nRegistration fees\n€300 for professionals\n€250 for research ers\n€200 for students\n\nEarly registration fees\n(by 12 June 2013)\n Registration fees\nare reduced respectively\nto €250, €200 and &e uro;150\n\nThe fees include tuition, administrative\nexpenses, teaching mat erial,\nrefreshments and lunches.\nAccommodation and travel expenses\nare n ot covered by the fees.\nDiscounts on the fees are possible for\ngroups of 5 or more people:\non the point, please contact\nQuesto indirizzo email è p rotetto dagli spambots. È necessario abilitare JavaScript per vederlo. // \n\nCERTIFICATE OF\nATTENDANCE\nAll the participants\nwill receive a\ncert ificate of attendance\n\nVENUE\nPlease refer to the\nSummer School website, \nsection “Contacts and info”\n\nORGANIZED BY\n- CEIS Tor Verga ta, Centre for Economic and International Studies\n- Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence, University of\nRome Tor Vergata\n\nAcademic Coordinator\nValent ino Cattelan\n\nCONTACTS\nFor any further information,\nplease contact\nQue sto indirizzo email è protetto dagli spambots. È necessario abilitare JavaS cript per vederlo. // \nor call\n+39 06 72595405\n\nTEACHING STAFF\n\nDan iele Atzori\nEditorial Team Coordinator\n“Papers of Dialogue” ( AGI)\nFEEM Senior Researcher\n\nValentino Cattelan\nLecturer in Islamic Fin ance\nUniversity of Rome Tor Vergata\n\nCelia de Anca\nProfessor of Global Diversity\nInstituto de Impresa (IE), Madrid\n\nEleanor de Rosmorduc\nSenio r Adviser\nLuxembourg for Finance (LFF)\n\nNicholas HD Foster\nSenior Lectu rer in Commercial Law\nSchool of Law, SOAS\nUniversity of London\n\nGabriel la Gimigliano\nLecturer in Business Law, University of Siena\nPostdoctoral Research Fellow\nUniversity of Napoli Federico II\n\nFederica Miglietta\nRe searcher in Financial Economics\nUniversity of Bari\n\nTommaso Vito Russo\n Professor of Civil Law\nUniversity of Salento\n\nMaria Grazia Starita\nRese archer in Financial Economics\nUniversity of Napoli Parthenope\n\nTommaso S altini\nResearch Fellow\nALTIS, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore \nBusiness Development Manager\nImpact Capital, MENASA Region\n\nRebecca Sc hönenbach\nEthical and Islamic finance investments expert\nRaven-Cente r, Berlin\n\n\n-----------------------\n\nOutline\n\n\nThe global growth of Islamic finance has raised among practitioners and scholars new significan t interest in the interaction between law and religion, as well as between ethics and economics. At the same time, the assertion of religious law in t he area of commercial life, where secularism rules throughout the rest of t he world, is contributing to challenge the neutrality of market economy, wh ich is currently re-shaped in the light of cultural diversity also by the f orces of globalization.\n \nConsequently, new topical questions are br ought to scholarly attention and market practice, such as:\n- which is the relation between ethical and Islamic finance?\n- is it possible a convergen ce between Islamic finance and other forms of ethical investments?\n- more generally, which are the challenges that pluralism and cultural diversity i mply for market economy, with regard to law, economics and business managem ent?\n- last, but not least, which are the future prospects for the Islamic financial market?\n \nIn the attempt to reply to all these interrelat ed questions, the Summer School aims at exploring Islamic finance and law a ccording to a multi- and inter-disciplinary perspective, providing attendan ts with fundamental tools to deal with pluralism in market economy as an op portunity for development and growth.\n-----------------------\n\nProgramme \n\n \nThe Summer School is structured around three fundamental subjec t-areas, covering aspects of ethics, religion, law and economics related to Islamic finance, as outlined below.\n \n3 July 2013\nETHICS AND RELIG ION IN MARKET ECONOMY\n \n14.00 – 14.15 Registration\n14.15 &nda sh; 15.15\nIslamic finance and law: ethical investments or alternative capi talism?\nValentino Cattelan, University of Rome Tor Vergata\n15.15 – 15.30 Break\n15.30 – 16.30\nHow likely is a convergence of Islamic ba nks, Church banks and Ethic banks? An insight into the current debate on pr oducts, rating and development\nRebecca Schönenbach, Raven-Center\n&nb sp;\n4 July 2013\nTHE CHALLENGE OF ISLAMIC FINANCE:\nLAW, ECONOMICS AND BUS INESS MANAGEMENT\n \n10.00 – 11.00\nThe law of Islamic finance: lex mercatoria or emergent legal system?\nNicholas HD Foster, School of Ori ental and African Studies - University of London\n11.00 – 11.15 Break \n11.15 – 12.00\nLuxembourg: the strategies of a leading financial ce ntre to facilitate Islamic finance\nEleanor de Rosmorduc, Luxembourg for Fi nance\n12.00 – 12.45\nAccommodating Islamic finance in the EU legal f ramework\nGabriella Gimigliano, University of Siena\n13.00 – 14.30 Lu nch\n14.30 – 15.15\nComparing conventional and Islamic banking contra cts: a focus on risk management\nMaria Grazia Starita, University of Napoli Parthenope\n15.15 – 15.30 Break\n15.30 – 16.30\nIdentity, fina nce and cultural diversity: the role of community\nCelia de Anca, IE Busine ss School\n \n5 July 2013\nISLAMIC FINANCE: A GLOBAL MARKET,\nAN OPPOR TUNITY FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN\n \nRound Table\n10.00 – 12.30 [11. 00 – 11.15 Break]\nIslam, politics and market economy\nDaniele Atzori , Editorial Team Coordinator “Papers of Dialogue” (AGI)\nIslami c project finance: principles and operative outcomes\nTommaso Vito Russo, U niversity of Salento\nThe sukuk market: overview and prospective trends\nFe derica Miglietta, University of Bari\nImpact capital for impact entrepreneu rs in the MENA region –\nAn investment approach in compliance with Is lamic finance\nTommaso Saltini, ALTIS – Università Cattolica d el Sacro Cuore\n \n12.30 Remise des Diplômes\n13.00 – 14.0 0 Lunch and Greetings\n\n-----------------------\n\nContacts and info\n\n&n bsp; \nOrganization and contacts\nThe Summer School is part of the Jean Mon net Module Integrating Islamic finance in the EU market, granted by the Eur opean Commission - Lifelong Learning Programme (2011-2013) and coordinated by Dr. Valentino Cattelan. The Module is administrated by the Jean Monnet C entre of Excellence of the University of Rome Tor Vergata.\nThe III Edition of the Rome Islamic Finance Summer School is jointly administrated by the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence (http://www.ue.uniroma2.it/jeanmonnet ) an d CEIS - Centre for Economic and International Studies (http://www.ceistorv ergata.it ), University of Rome Tor Vergata.\nFor any information please co ntact Questo indirizzo email è protetto dagli spambots. È necessario abilit are JavaScript per vederlo. // or call +39 06 72595405\n \nVenue\nT he Summer School takes place at Istituto per l'Oriente (IPO), i.e. Inst itute for the East (now Istituto per l'Oriente Carlo Alfonso Nallino, I POCAN, www.ipocan.it ), the oldest Italian institution of studies and resea rch on the modern and contemporary Arab-Islamic world, founded in 1921. Its library, rich in over 35,000 volumes and 300 periodicals, represents nowad ays the widest Italian collection of specialist historical, political, soci o-economic and legal texts about the modern and contemporary Near and Middl e East.\nHow to reach Istituto per l'Oriente\nThe Institute is located at via Alberto Caroncini, 19 (Parioli district, in the north area of Rome), and can be reached from Rome Termini train station by bus n. 217 (directio n: XVII Olimpiade). Otherwise, you can easily organize your travel plan by checking the website www.atac.roma.it .\nLa Grande Moschea di Roma\nThe Mos que of Rome (Italian: Moschea di Roma, viale della Moschea 85) is the large st mosque in Europe. Financed by King Faysal of Saudi Arabia and completed in 1994, the Mosque is located in a walking distance from IPO and can be ea sily visited by the participants in the Summer School.\n  \nWho should participate\nThe Summer School is addressed both to practitioners (bankers , lawyers, financial advisors, members of NGOs...) and students and researc hers in Finance, Economics, Law, Religious and Islamic Studies, as well as International and Political Studies.\nCombining a solid academic background with a professional-oriented approach, the Summer School constitutes an ev ent of strong appeal for students, researchers and professionals with an in terest in emergent markets, international economics and financial globaliza tion. \n  \nLanguage\nAll the lectures of the Summer School are held i n English. No translation service is provided.\n  \nCertificate of att endance\nAll the participants will receive a certificate of attendance.\n\n -----------------------\n  \n DTSTAMP:20260416T040834Z DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20130703T000100 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20130704T000100 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR