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West Africa’s historic ties of trade and Islam with the Arabian Peninsula date back to the 7th and 8th Centuries CE. On independence from colonial rule several African countries turned to the Arab world for official development assistance (ODA). The period from the 1990s has seen Gulf...
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between religion and economics. No judgement can be drawn from WM as to which of their four classifications might be a, or the … possible. Here, an alternative interpretation of the relationship between religion and economics is investigated, in which WM … to be. Using more current and comprehensive definitions of religion than WM's, a case is constructed that three of their …
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Theological Meaning of Economics. (Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc, Savage, Maryland); 2001, Economics as Religion: From … this religion and is no longer merely a positive framework for understanding consumer choice or estimating market demand …
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We attempt to further the `normal' study of public opinion in the European Union (EU) by examining the relationship of gender to attitudes toward integration. Using Eurobarometer 42 we demonstrate that a modest gender gap exists, with women being less enthusiastic about the EU than men. We then...
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This paper examines how Amish communities build and sustain enterprises that produce and/or sell goods to both ethnic and non-ethnic markets. Based on qualitative research including interviews with 161 Amish entrepreneurs in 23 communities in the USA, the authors develop a transformative model...
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This paper provides an overview of the relationship between economics and religion. It first considers the effects of … economic incentives in the religious marketplace on consumers’ demand for "religion." It then shows how this demand affects …
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This paper is the first to offer an economic model of God and humanity as optimizing agents in the context of concrete belief archetypes (religious ‘contracts’) in Judeo-Christian theology. Data support the model’s unique predictions, despite their otherwise counterintuitive, unlikely...
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This article deals with economics from Bahai'i perspective. The Baha'i Faith is a world-wide religion with more than …
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The knowledge (if any) afforded by Religion comes by the practice of faith, hope, and charity. It is direct …
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This work aims to present the Economics of Religion. The methodology used is a literature review. Shows the importance … of religion from the perspective of Economics . It addresses the connections between Economics of Religion and Rational … between the Economics of Religion and the Secularization Thesis, emphasizing, mainly, the empirical reality of the persistence …
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