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51.
Religion, social mobility and education in Scotland
British Journal of Sociology
2006 : SEP, VOL. 57:3, p. 353-377
 2006 Paterson, L.
Iannelli, C.
52.
Business dilemmas and religious belief: an explorative study among Dutch executives
Journal of Business Ethics
2006 : JUN II, VOL. 66:1, p. 53-70
 2006 Graafland, J.
Kaptein, M.
Mazereeuw-van der Duijn Schouten, C.
53.
The role of money and religiosity in determining consumers' ethical beliefs
Journal of Business Ethics
2006 : MAR II, VOL 64:2, p. 117-124
 2006 Vitell, S. J.
Paolillo, J. G. P.
Singh, J. J.
54.
How secular is Europe?
British Journal of Sociology
2006 : JUL, VOL 57:2, p. 263-288
 2006 Halman, L.
Draulans, V.
55.
The long-term performance of small businesses: are there differences between "Christian-based" companies and their secular counterparts?
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : APR II+MAY, VOL 58:1,2,3, p. 187-193
 2005 Ibrahim, N. A.
Angelidis, J. P.
56.
Ethics in business: answering the call
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : JUNE, VOL. 58:4, p. 345-357
 2005 Sauser, W.I. jr
57.
The concept of "Free Agency" in monotheistic religions: Implications for global business
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : AUG I, VOL 60:1, p. 103-112
 2005 Ali, A.J.
Camp, R.C.
Gibbs, M.
58.
Management, theology and moral points of view: towards an alternative to the conventional materialist-individualist ideal-type of management
Journal of Management Studies
2005 : JUN, VOL. 42:4, p. 705-735
 2005 Dyck, B.
Schroeder, D.
59.
Religious intensity, evangelical christianity, and business ethics: an empirical study
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : DEC III, VOL 55:4, p. 373-386
 2004 Longenecker, J. G.
McKinney, J. A.
Moore, C. W.
60.
Business ethics and religion: Religiosity as a predictor of ethical awareness among students
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : APR, VOL. 50:4, p. 383-396
 2004 Conroy, S.J.
Emerson, T.L.N.
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