A Critique of the Origins of Islamic Economic Thought: - Essid, Mohammed Yassine
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Through the presentation of Muslim material in administrative literature the author has developed a broader and more coherent picture of the way in which the 'Mirrors for Princes', the manuals on market supervision and on household fitted into a broader concept of centralised administration in Islamic political economy. This volume provides an enlightening and original synthesis of a great deal of economic literature that is usually treated in a rather fragmentary fashion with no common analytic thread.

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Through the presentation of Muslim material in administrative literature the author has developed a broader and more coherent picture of the way in which the 'Mirrors for Princes', the manuals on market supervision and on household fitted into a broader concept of centralised administration in Islamic political economy. This volume provides an enlightening and original synthesis of a great deal of economic literature that is usually treated in a rather fragmentary fashion with no common analytic thread.
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Yassine Essid, Docteur es-lettres (1988) from the University of Paris I Sorbonne, is Professor of History at the Faculté des Lettres et Sciences Humaines de Sfax, Tunisia. He has published extensively on the history of ancient Greek and Islamic thought.