Heterodox Economics and Good Governance: Integrating Social Structures, Money Circulation, and Islamic Insights for Sustainable Development

Authors

  • Dr. Kalsoom Paracha Professor Department of Islamic Studies & Comparative Religions - The Women University Multan Author
  • Mrs. Farhana Ashraf M.Phil. Scholar Islamic Studies - The Women University Multan Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53762/grjnst.03.01.21

Keywords:

Good Governance, Heterodox Economics, Macro-economic, Micro-Economy,  Social Structure,  Social Governance

Abstract

An effective governance is essential for fostering a stable and prosperous economy in any nation. Good governance involves the effective and efficient administration of a nation's resources and affairs. The social structure of any country vitally contributes to its economy.  In past, the social structure & culture didn’t matter in the economy. The economy was based on a factor of production only.

Now the economy is heterodox economics. Today social governance, social structure, culture, politics, & behaviors matter. The circulation of money provides the foundation of a stable economy. The development of a macroeconomic is based on well structure micro-economy.

Islam, a religion with a rich history, has long recognized the interconnectedness of social challenges and economic prosperity. This perspective aligns with modern governance principles, highlighting the importance of addressing societal issues to foster a thriving economy. Islam emphasizes the well-being of individuals and communities as a cornerstone of economic development.

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Published

2025-03-31

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