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    Beyond politics and economic development: The academic contextualization of the AK Party's rule in Turkiye
    (Research Center for Islamic Economics, 2024) Karlı, İhsan; Hassan, M. Kabir; Ahmed, Zobayer; Sarker, Jahidul Islam; Islam, Md. Nazmul; İslam, Muhammed Tarık
    The study ventures into the intriguing divergence between academic discourse and the AK Party's political and economic strategies, which have been pivotal in its success in national elections. This research, through a meticulous bibliometric analysis of 116 articles on the AK Party's rule in Turkiye, uncovers this deviation. By analyzing the most frequent words, most cited articles, major areas of research, and thematic analyses, the study dissects scholarly narratives and identifies gaps, particularly in the economic domain. It underscores how the interplay between these elements shapes the electoral landscape and the AK Party's sustained success. Importantly, this study paves the way for future research, which holds the promise of further enlightening both academic and policy -making domains on the interplay between economics and politics in the Turkish context.
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    Islamic banking in Bangladesh: a literature review and future research agenda
    (Emerald Publishing, 2023) Hassan, M. Kabir; İslam, Muhammed Tarık; Ahmed, Zobayer; Sarker, Jahidul Islam
    In recent years, Islamic banking (IB) has received a lot of scholarly interest, as seen by the substantial increase in publications on the subject worldwide. The increasing rate of publications on IB indicates that this subject has attracted a substantial amount of scholarly attention. It has also been a prioritized topic for many banking and financial scholars in Bangladesh. This paper aims to conduct a bibliometric analysis to assess the research on IB in Bangladesh. Design/methodology/approach: The method used in this study is a bibliometric analysis of the sample literature collected in January 2022 from the SCOPUS database. The sample size of the study is 120 articles published between 1999 and 2021 which meet the specific selection criteria. To analyze the data, software such as Rstudio (Rshiny), Microsoft Excel and VOSviewer have been used. The analyses were performed in three broad categories: overall performance indicators, citation analysis and cross-dimensional keyword analysis, followed by a brief content analysis that identifies research streams. Findings: This paper shows a notable increase in the number of publications between 2012 and 2021 with Alam M.K. being the highest contributor to this momentum publishing 12 articles. The findings also highlight the most contributing countries, organizations, publications, articles, sources and subjects. Out of 120 articles, this study has identified 14 research streams that have already been investigated by previous authors. The research streams include the growth of IB in Bangladesh; corporate social responsibility; Islamic human resource management; comparative study; customer satisfaction; development issues; efficiency of Islamic banks; green banking; Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited; IB industry; Islamic finance; Islamic microfinance; Shariah governance; and theoretical aspects of IB in Bangladesh. This study further identified future research agenda with specific research questions. Research limitations/implications: This research is limited to journal articles published in English in Scopus-indexed publications. Further research could include various databases, such as the Web of Science, and increase studied units. While this study focused only on bibliometric analysis and research streams, future studies may center on the systematic review of articles published on specific topics. Originality/value: Although IB is a rising sector in the financial system of Bangladesh, to the best of the authors’ knowledge, this is the first bibliometric analysis of IB in Bangladesh. The 14 research streams identified in this study also uniquely provide 10 future research agendas with 39 specific research questions