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Neil R. Meredith 《Applied economics》2013,45(34):4242-4255
I undertake count data estimation with data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979 cohort and the Health and Retirement Study to evaluate the relationship between time spent out of the labour force and the frequency of religious service attendance for individuals of working age. I also examine whether being out of the labour force is correlated with the frequency of religious service attendance.?Results using Poisson fixed-effect and negative binomial estimation suggest that men under age 50 appear to attend religious services less frequently when out of the labour force. I ascribe this finding to younger men’s religious service attendance being related to having work or the pursuit of work. Men between ages 50 and 65 attend religious services less frequently when out of the labour force, which I attribute to serious health problems in later age forcing labour market exiting and reduced frequency of religious service attendance. Women between ages 50 and 65 attend religious services more frequently when out of the labour force, which I ascribe to having more time to pursue religious activity in addition to women’s established proclivity to religious commitment. 相似文献
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本文通过对宗教理想和人生理想的本质和内容进行对照分析,对今天培养我们的人生理想具有一定的借鉴作用,尤其是对于提高我们的自我修养观有一定的现实意义。 相似文献
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Ning Li 《Journal of Business Ethics》2008,80(4):771-789
One challenge that globalization has brought to business is that firms, as they expand their market globally through cross-border
alliances, need to deal with partner firms from countries of different religious background. The impact of a country’s dominant
religion on its firms’ international market entry mode choices has not been examined in traditional approaches. Focusing on
hypothesizing the influence of Christian beliefs and atheism (i.e., the absence of belief in any deities), this research aims
to fill the gap by exploring religion’s role in providing moral restraint on managers’ propensity for opportunism, which in
turn affects these managers’ choices of their firms’ international market entry via non-equity alliances or joint ventures.
A study of 22,156 cross-border alliances formed in 48 industries world-wide over 9 years provides new insight toward understanding
religion’s influence on firms’ international market entry mode decisions through the ethical dimension of strategic leadership.
This article would fit best under the International Management section for reviewing purposes. 相似文献
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On Economics and Religion 总被引:1,自引:1,他引:0
M. M. G. Fase 《De Economist》2005,153(1):85-106
Summary This essay reviews the literature on the economics of religion in the perspective of the current debate on norms and values in the Netherlands and elsewhere. The main emphasis is on religion as an institution. It also considers the role of institutions for prosperity and stability in society. 相似文献
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A core value of Judaism is leading an ethical life. The Talmud, an authoritative source on Jewish law and tradition, has a
number of discussions that deal with honesty in business and decision-making. One motive that can cause individuals to be
unscrupulous is the presence of a conflict of interest. This paper will define, discuss, and review five Talmudic concepts
relevant to conflict of interest. They are (1) Nogea B’Davar (being an interested party), (2) V’hiyitem N’keyim (behaving to ensure that one is above suspicion) (3) Lifnei Iver (placing a stumbling block before the blind), (4) Shokhad (accepting a bribe), and (5) Geneivat Da’at (deception and undeserved goodwill). Case examples will be used to apply these Talmudic principles to contemporary business
practice. This will include discussion of these Talmudic concepts as it applies to specific contemporary business examples
relevant to the boardroom, accounting firms, investment banking, politics, and government. It may be impossible to eliminate
all conflicts of interest. However, knowledge and awareness of these Talmudic principles can help individuals in business
settings better address the ethical issues that they confront.
Joshua Fogel, PhD, is an Assistant Professor in the Business Program of the Department of Economics at Brooklyn College. He
is the Business Program’s behavioral scientist. He has an interest in the interface of religion and business ethics and can
be contacted at joshua.fogel@gmail.com.
Hershey H. Friedman, PhD, is a Professor in the Business Program of the Department of Economics at Brooklyn College. He has
interest in business ethics and also the interface of religion and entrepreneurship. He currently is funded with a grant by
the Kauffman Foundation to study religion and entrepreneurship. 相似文献
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王赛 《福建商业高等专科学校学报》2011,(4):24-28
“法律必须被信仰,否则它将形同虚设”,没有信仰的法律退化成了僵死的教条,这是伯尔曼所处时代西方社会诸多问题的症结所在。我国当前法治建设中存在着民众法治意识淡薄、法律信仰严重缺失的重要问题,中西法律传统的差异提醒我们,要建构法律信仰必须明确其内涵和偏误、培育法治精神和树立法律权威、转化和融合传统法律文化和道德信仰,而不是... 相似文献
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跨文化交流中的称谓语对比研究 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
称谓语被广泛应用于各种语言中,起着重要的社交礼仪作用。称谓语不仅是一种语言现象,同时也是一种社会文化现象。本文从跨文化交流的视角就英汉称谓语进行了对比研究,分析了由于宗教信仰、价值观念和社会结构等方面的不同而导致的称谓语的差异,探讨了其背后的文化因素,便于使用这两种语言的人们之间的跨文化交流活动。 相似文献
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Mark G. Nixon 《Journal of Business Ethics》2007,70(1):39-60
The economic theory of the consumer, which assumes individual satisfaction as its goal and individual freedom to pursue satisfaction
as its sine qua non, has become an important ideological element in political economy. Some have argued that the political dimension of economics
has evolved into a kind of “secular theology” that legitimates free market capitalism, which has become a kind of “religion”
in the United States [Nelson: 1991, Reaching for Heaven on Earth: The Theological Meaning of Economics. (Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc, Savage, Maryland); 2001, Economics as Religion: From Samuelson to Chicago and Beyond (The Pennsylvania State University Press, University Park, Pennsylvania); Thurow: 1983, Dangerous Currents: The State of Economics (Random House, New York); Milbank: 1990, Theology and Social Theory, Beyond Secular Reason (Basil Blackwell, Cambridge, Massachusetts)]. Consumer theory in its ideological form provides an important base for this
religion and is no longer merely a positive framework for understanding consumer choice or estimating market demand. The paper
explores the view of the human being, the “anthropology,” that is implicit in the economic theory of the consumer and compares
its “theological” implications with the corresponding theological anthropologies in the Judaeo-Christian tradition. The paper
outlines the assumptions of consumer theory and then focuses on three aspects of the theory from a critical theological perspective:
the individual in community, property ownership, and human destiny (or “eschatology” in theological terminology). The principal
conclusion is that consumer theory, viewed from this perspective, leads to a reductionist and existentially harmful view of
human beings. The maximization of individual satisfaction raises genuine ethical issues when viewed as a political and religious
value. The paper argues that the issues could be ameliorated if economists would include more explicit treatment of a social
dimension and ethical alternatives in consumer theory and if theologians would give greater attention to economic theory.
Mark Nixon (mnixon@fordham.edu) is a doctoral student in theology and coordinator of the Master of Arts in Humanities & Sciences
Program at Fordham University, with research interests in postmodern theology, social theory, and ethics. He received his
B.A. (Religion) from Oberlin College, his M.B.A. and M.A. (Political Economy) from Stanford University, and his M.A. (Theology)
from Fordham University. He has also completed the course requirements for the Ph.D. (Economics) at The George Washington
University. His business career included more than 20 years with IBM where he held staff, management and executive positions,
including several years as director of IBM’s Advanced Business Institute. 相似文献