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"This concise landmark in law and jurisprudence offers the first coherent, liberal account of contract law. The Choice Theory of Contracts answers the field's most pressing questions: what is the 'freedom' in 'freedom of contract'? What core values animate contract law and how do those values interrelate? How must the state act when it shapes contract law? Hanoch Dagan and Michael Heller - two of the world's leading private law theorists - show exactly why and how freedom matters to contract law. They start with the most appealing tenets of modern liberalism and end with their implications for contract law. This readable, engaging book gives contract scholars, teachers, and students a powerful normative vocabulary for understanding canonical cases, refining key doctrines, and solving long-standing puzzles in the law." --publisher's description"

"Islamic Banking has been remarkably progressing, in terms of products and services array, worldwide acceptance and growing market dominance. Behind the current standing and proliferation of its products and services, the same principles and the same applications of Islamic modes of traditional contracts have been applied to it. Since basic Sharia and its literacy are inevitable for further discussion of Islamic one, four of Sharia injunctions such as interest prohibition, permissible business, Islamic payoff with risk taking, and the relationship between shahibul maal and mudarib, have been explained. Six modes such as murabahah, salam, istisna, ijarah, musharakah and mudarabah have been introduced, analyzed through the nine articles from Fatwa DSN (2007), because more than 90% of Islamic operations have been based on the six modes and the nine articles are minimal amount of knowledge for analyzing them. With the benefit of the knowledge, the comparison between Islamic modes of contracts and conventional ones, has been made, which enlightens to the Islamic banking sphere."