Label halal: antara spiritualitas bisnis dan komoditas agama: rapuhnya dimensi sosial dalam bisnis sebagai dampak dari menguatnya paham modernisme, materialisme, dan logosentrisme

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Spiritual value and business ethics in halal label on Indonesian products.

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BP184.9.D5.M84 2009

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