RASIONALITAS KONVERSI BANK KONVENSIONAL KE BANK SYARI’AH
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RASIONALITAS KONVERSI
BANK KONVENSIONAL KE BANK SYARI’AH
Aji Damanuri
Abstract: Shari>’ah banking, for the last ten years, has increased in prosperity not only at the quantity of conventional banks but also at the count of assets and customers. This economical opportunity drives amount of conventional banks both to convert their institutions to be shari>’ah banks and to open officially shari>’ah platform units with their own assets. This system takes a significant question, is the conversion effected by both banker ideological factor and capitalists or pure economical rational calculation? Is a religious consideration linked to economical rationality? This paper is to elaborate the conversion using not only ‘choice theory’ (teori pilihan) but also ‘rational action’ (tindakan rasional) to seek religious action possibility in a reasonable way of shari>’ah banking.
Keywords: shari>’ah bank, conversion, rational action, religiosity.
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