... about such things as local languages, religions, cultural and business practices, and political an... host or local market experience, by definition, is heavily skewed to cluster-specific knowledge; ...
... Akteure die Konfliktfelder Sprache, Religion und/oder geschichtliche Zusammenhänge .. thematis...Denn nach Definition der Wissenschaftler sind kulturelle Konflikte nich...
Organisational spirituality has gained popularity. While some authors see a spiritually fulfilling workplace as a benefit for employees and organisations alike, critical authors point out the potentially totalising effects of organisations that try to colonise employees' minds, hearts and souls. Whereas most existing critical studies are based on literature analyses and mainly refer to societal developments and how organisations are affected by them, the paper at hand provides a single case study on the organisational level. The case study allows a more detailed examination of how organisations can employ spirituality to serve organisational goals. The article identifies three aspects in which workplace spirituality can be misused: to mislead members about the nature of their work, abou...
... set up the Management, Spirituality, and Religion Interest Group at the end of 1999 and launched the... new field of research, current definitions are still rather vague and a broad variety of them...
In recent times, the question about the proper essence of a Christian economic ethics has rarely been asked explicitly. However, the concept of a post-secular society, as presented by Jürgen Habermas, offers renewed access. The necessary foundation for this approach involves the relationship between belief and reason as the basis for communication, the concept of 'being made in God's own likeness' as regulating factor and the association with the Christian way of life as a prerequisite for responsible economic activity. One possible consequence hereof is to see the social market economy as a third way, situated between socialism and capitalism, with its extra-economic prerequisites and its particular relationship between market and state. After all, the aim is also to consider the role ...
Definition of the problem. The question on the proper essence... should conserve the moral potentials of religions (Habermas 2001)? We should continue by dealing wit...
... to the previous law, and as the new definition contains the words, 'or from other base motives ',... XIV - OFFENCES IN CONNECTION WITH RELIGION - SECTIONS 166 TO 168 . 143. Blasphemy (Gottesliis...
... Haltung gegenüber einer spezifischen Religion, sondern um die Einstellung gegenüber einer besti...Auch der "Islamophobie"-Definition des Bielefelder Instituts für Konflikt- und Gewal...
... has centered on the issues of the definition of the regions and/or the appropriateness of using... distance--i.e., differences in language, religion, legal systems, etc.--are likely to make integrati...
... - der Kontakt zur eigenen Community, Religion, Sprachgruppe bleibt. Oder wie die Frage der Staat..., sagt eine: seit Langem die beste Definition von Integration. -- Ausstellung bis 6. Februar, Mi...
This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of foreign investors' ownership strategies in the land-locked transition economy of Mongolia. Drawing on a sample of 1.033 affiliates of foreign investors with varying levels of foreign ownership, the paper examines the choice between a wholly owned subsidiary (WOS) and a joint venture (JV). The results show that the main determinants of foreign equity ownership found in previous research also influence the ownership structure of foreign affiliates in Mongolia. The extent of FDI concentration, natural resource intensity of target industry and location of the affiliate have the expected impact on the foreign investor's choice between a JV and a WOS. However, no support has been found for the impact of capital size of affiliate on the level of ...
...The methodology and variable definitions are specified in the fourth section. The fifth sec... beliefs with this group of countries, religion is not a dominant factor in business transactions....
This paper adopts an interpretative focus in addressing SME decision makers' perceptions of psychic distance. It draws on empirical evidence from British SMEs exporting to Brazil. The study also addresses the hitherto neglected question of how SMEs cope with the difficulties of engaging in international business with psychically distant countries. It discusses the implications of its cognitive approach and findings for further research and conceptual development. Results indicate the relevance of a broad-based multi-dimensional interpretation of psychic distance. Distance dimensions also have a differential impact on doing business with Brazil, although a strong socio-institutional cluster appears. Further exploration of the understandings that SME decision-makers have of psychic distan...
...42) subsequently offered a modified definition as 'factors preventing or disturbing firm's learni... development, political system, religion, time zone and previous colonial ties, albeit thei...
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