Redouan Ainous
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Redouan Ainous, born on November 5, 1987, in Tlemcen, is a seasoned academic in marketing. He holds the prestigious title of Associate Professor, specializing in Marketing, and has made significant contributions to academia and research in his field. Redouan's academic journey commenced at the University of Tlemcen, where he obtained his Bachelor's degree in Local and National Trade in 2009. Building upon this foundation, he pursued his passion for marketing, earning a Master's degree in International Marketing from the University of Tlemcen in 2011. His dedication to advancing knowledge led him to complete his PhD in Marketing at the same institution in 2016. Additionally, he obtained Authorization (MCA) in Marketing from the University of Algiers in 2024. Redouan's professional trajectory is marked by teaching engagements at esteemed institutions such as Tlemcen University, University of Sidi Belabes, School of Management, and University of Algiers. He has held roles ranging from Associate Professor to Assistant Professor and University Lecturer, demonstrating his versatility and expertise in academia. Redouan has contributed significantly to the academic discourse through his research endeavors. His publications, spanning various aspects of marketing and economics, have appeared in reputable journals such as the International Journal of Scientific Management and The Review of Black Political Economy. Noteworthy among his publications are studies on consumer behavior, ICT integration in higher education, macroeconomic relationships, and the role of universities in fostering entrepreneurship.
Papers Published in World Economics:
The Effect of Islamic Finance on the Economic Growth of a Sample of Islamic Countries during the Period 2001–2019
This study examines the impact of Islamic finance on the economic growth of early adopters of Islamic banking: in Malaysia, Indonesia, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, using data from 2001 to 2019. Unit root tests determine the stability and integration order of Islamic finance. The study finds that Islamic banks significantly contribute to economic performance, promoting Islamic economic activities and fostering economic growth. This highlights the significance of Islamic finance in driving economic development, especially in nations with Islamic banking. The research offers valuable empirical evidence to the literature on Islamic finance and its role in economic growth in these countries. Overall, it emphasises the positive practical implications of Islamic finance in enhancing economic growth and development.
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