Md Nurul Kabir

Nurul Kabir is an Associate Professor in Finance at North South University, Bangladesh. Prior to joining at NSU, Nurul was a lecturer at Charles Darwin University, Australia for nearly 2 years. He completed his PhD in Islamic Finance from Griffith University and his MBA and BBA from Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University in Japan with a major in Finance. Nurul’s research focuses on credit risk in banking, particularly a comparative analysis between Islamic and conventional banking. His research interest also extends to the area of corporate governance and corporate social responsibility in an international context. Nurul published two book chapters and several journal articles in internationally reputed journals. His research paper has appeared in Energy Economics, International Review of Economics and Finance, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, International Review of Financial Analysis journal, etc. Nurul has presented his research at conferences such as AFAANZ, Australasian Banking and Finance Conference, Malaysian Finance Association conference and at other major conferences.

Publications

Neuroeconomic Insights Into Consumer Behavior Towards Circular Economy Practices
Neuroeconomic Insights Into Consumer Behavior Towards Circular Economy Practices
Quazi Tafsirul Islam, Md Nurul Kabir, Khawaja Sazzad Ali. © 2024. 26 pages.
This chapter delves into consumer neuroscience, specifically neuroeconomic insights on consumer behavior toward circular economy activities. The chapter investigates the...