2010
DOI: 10.18202/jamal.2010.12.7098
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The Concept of Social Responsibility Disclosures for Islamic Banks based on Shari’ah Enterprise Theory

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“…Hal ini dikarenakan lu asan pengungkapan kinerja sosial bergan tung dari kinerja sosial (Farook, Hassan, & Lanis, 2011). Dalam melakukan kinerja sosial, bank membutuhkan sumber daya se hingga ketersediaan sumber daya yang besar (ukuran bank) akan meningkatkan kemampuan bank dalam melakukan ki nerja sosial dan selanjutnya akan lebih luas dalam mengungkapkan kinerja sosialnya (Meutia, 2010).…”
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“…Hal ini dikarenakan lu asan pengungkapan kinerja sosial bergan tung dari kinerja sosial (Farook, Hassan, & Lanis, 2011). Dalam melakukan kinerja sosial, bank membutuhkan sumber daya se hingga ketersediaan sumber daya yang besar (ukuran bank) akan meningkatkan kemampuan bank dalam melakukan ki nerja sosial dan selanjutnya akan lebih luas dalam mengungkapkan kinerja sosialnya (Meutia, 2010).…”
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“…Humans are ultimately responsible to God for all their activities in the world [12]. Sharia Enterprise Theory (SET) that the most appropriate theory to express corporate social responsibility in the case of sharia banking, God is the main trustee source, while the resources owned by the stakeholders are something that is mandated by God in which a responsibility to use them in manners and purposes set by the Supreme Being is attached [13].…”
Section: Sharia Enterprise Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most important axiom of this theory is God as the Creator and the Owner of all existing resources in the world. The human being is only temporarily in this world, so that the company ought to use resources as God's commands (Meutia, 2010).…”
Section: Stakeholder Theory and Sharia Enterprise Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%