Halal Risk Management: A Systematic Literature Review
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Systematic Literature Reviews (SLRs), Halal, Halal Risk ManagementAbstract
Systematic literature reviews (SLRs) have contributed substantially to developing knowledge of various fields in academic, and discovering new research potential in a systematic way. There is abundant academic writing in the Halal context from supply chain integrity, slaughtering proses, logistics, and consumer behaviour. However, there have made limited contributions to developing knowledge in the halal risk management (HRM) domain. The limitation is due to the ontological and epistemological idiosyncrasies of research in halal risk management, which need to be accounted for when retrieving, selecting, and synthesizing studies in an SLR. Therefore, we propose a new review for SLRs in the halal risk management (HRM) domain based on best practices and halal risk management research's unique attributes. This approach involves exploring existing studies with attention to theoretical boundaries, units of analysis, sources of data, study contexts, definitions and the operationalization of constructs, and research methods to refining or revising existing theory. The purpose of this paper is to review the literature on halal risk management research and conduct a content analysis of the same for classification, as well as providing of new potential research in halal risk management (HRM).
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