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1. Roczniki Filozoficzne: Volume > 20 > Issue: 3
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Images and charts from "Zagadnienie autonomiczności biologii (Część I)"

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2. Akten des XIV. Internationalen Kongresses für Philosophie: Volume > 3
Karl Döhmann Eine matrizielle Methode zur Reduktion aussagelogischer Funktoren
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3. Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society: 2001
Joanne E. Oxley, Karen E. Schnietz Globalization Derailing?: Multinational Investors' Response to the 1997 Denial of Fast-Track Trade Negotiating Authority and the 1999 Failed WTO Seattle Ministerial Talks
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Results of two event studies of investor reaction to the 1997 fast-track denial and the 1999 failed WTO ministerial meeting in Seattle suggest investors may believe globalization is derailing. In both cases, investors bid dovm the value of a stock portfolio of Fortune 500 firms, particularly firms with the largest proportions of foreign assets as a percentage of total assets.
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4. Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society: 2005
Paul C. Godfrey, Nile A. Hatch, Jared M. Hansen Corporate Social Responsibility: Theory and Evidence
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a tortured concept. In this paper, we reframe CSR into a number of discrete Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR’s), each of which can have a positive or negative social impact, and each of which has an endogenous managerially driven component, and an exogenous stakeholder driven component. Using an industry-level sample drawn from the KLD data base, we test the impact of hypothesized drivers of CSR on various CSR’s.
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5. The Owl of Minerva: Volume > 25 > Issue: 2
Institutional Subscribers in the U.S.A.
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6. Journal of Indian Philosophy and Religion: Volume > 19
Hiren Sarkar Can Religion be Given a Role in Promoting Economic Development?: A Future Research Agenda for India
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Religion consists of a set of beliefs about supernatural; heaven, hell, afterlife, understanding acts of sin and piety, and belief in the existence of God through which people relate to the non-nnaterialistic world. Economics, on the other hand, deals with ways and means through which people make money and spend it to satisfy their materialistic needs. Evidences suggest that the former influences the latter and economic performance can be related to religiosity. In this situation can religion be used as an instrument for bettering economic and social performance in India? If so, are there any specific observed modalities for this phenomenon? The paper reviews and analyses selected studies and research from the West and one study from India which can help answer the million dollar question stated above. The paper concludes that a systematic study on assessing the role of religion in shaping economic performance in India is needed before a debate on the issue can start. A future research agenda is suggested in this regard.
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7. Discourse: Learning and Teaching in Philosophical and Religious Studies: Volume > 2 > Issue: 2
Tonie L. Stolberg, Peter Fulljames An Analysis of the Conceptual Frameworks Utilised by Undergraduate Theology Students when Studying Science & Religion
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8. The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly: Volume > 12 > Issue: 4
Medicine Abstracts
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9. The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly: Volume > 15 > Issue: 2
Medicine Abstracts
... (2.7 vs 3.7; p<0.001) and iAMR (0.9 vs 1.7; p<0.001) than more ... legislation exhibited lower MMR (38.3 vs 49.6; p<0.001), MMRAO ... ranging from 3 weeks to 2 years. The men were aged from 20 to 52 ...
10. Business and Professional Ethics Journal: Volume > 37 > Issue: 2/3
KiKyung Song, EunYoung Whang Accounting Ratio Analyses of Inequality of Minority Lawyers
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With the expansion of clientele’s demographics and international transactions, many law firms began to open doors to non-mainstreamers—minority lawyers to join the legal workforce. Decades have passed and the inequality in compensation between minority and non-minority attorneys is still one of the most controversial issues in the legal profession. Based on human capital and labor discrimination theory, we examine the productivity and compensation differences between minority attorneys and non-minority counterparts. The sample consists of 554 firm-year observations of the 200 largest U.S law firms from 2013 to 2016. We use OLS with clustered standard errors by year. We find minority partners are more likely to provide relatively routine and template-based services, which do not command fee premium, which results in low productivity of minority partners. We find that minority partners are compensated less than their non-minority counterparts after controlling for productivity. This paper aids in the understanding of diversity in the workplace and the effect of diversity on a firms’ productivity and the type of services to provide. Also, this paper has implications on the compensation gap between minorities and their non-minority counterparts.
...2/3 ... Business & Professional Ethics Journal 37:2–3 Summer ... was 7.74% (see Table 2, Panel B). Since 2013, the percentage of minority attorneys ...
11. Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society: 2007
Stephen Pavelin, Lynda A. Porter The Corporate Social Performance Content of Innovation in the UK
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This paper investigates the influence of innovation on the relationship between corporate strategy and social issues. Specifically, we employ firm-level data for a large sample of UK companies drawn from a diverse range of industrial sectors to investigate, given innovation, the determinants of both the probability that the innovation brings reduced environmental impacts and/or improved health and safety, and the strength of this effect. In this connection, we find evidence of a dichotomy between product and process innovations, and roles for firm size, industrial sector, a foreign market presence, access to various information sources (e.g., universities and government research organisations) and the extent to which activities are constrained by regulation. Furthermore, we find a tendency for the influences of many of these factors to vary between older and newer firms.
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12. The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly: Volume > 15 > Issue: 2
Science Abstracts
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13. Memorias del XIII Congreso Internacional de Filosofía: Volume > 5
Karl Döhmann Normalformen und logisch-wahre funktorielle Beziehungen der dyadischen Funktionen untereinander in vollstaendiger synoptischerDarstellung
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14. Catholic Social Science Review: Volume > 8
G. Alexander Ross Spiritual Suicide: Durkheim's Underdeveloped Theory of Unbelief
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In the exposition of his theory of egoistic suicide, Durkheim explained that the breakdown of social bonds gives rise to a general disillusionment that spawns metaphysical and religious systems that promote suicide by weakening an individual's sense of life's meaning. If Durkheim's explanation is correct, the social factors which he demonstrated were correlated with suicide ought also to be associated with a weakening of religious belief a spiritual suicide. Using General Social Survey data from 1988 to 2000, this paper examines unbelief as a function of several explanatory variables corresponding to the measurements Durkheim used to explain egoistic suicide. Analysis of these variables confirms the explanatory power of Durkheim's variables. The paper discusses the implications of this undeveloped theory of Durkheim for an orientation to the sociology of religion.
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15. Proceedings of the XVth World Congress of Philosophy: Volume > 6
Alastair McKinnon Statistical Correlation as an Interpretative Aid
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16. Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society: 2008
Stefan Hoejmose, Stephen Brammer, Andrew Millington Competition, Strategy and Socially and Environmentally Responsible Procurement
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This paper examines how competition and competitive strategy influence companies’ propensity to engage in socially and environmentally responsible procurement processes (SERP). We interview 141 British procurement managers, on their perception of their company’s competitive strategy and the competitive environment in which they operating in. In addition, participants were asked how important responsible procurement was for their overall business and their strategy.Our results suggest that companies that produce a differentiated product engage in relatively proactive SERP process, compared to their counterparties, who aimed to produce a product at the lowest price possible.
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17. Sententiae: Volume > 42 > Issue: 1
Ельвіра Чухрай Elvira Chukhrai
Сенс у житті: історико-філософський компонент
Meaning in life: historico-philosophical component

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18. Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society: 2013
Karen Paul Business Cycle Effects on Socially Responsible Investment: Evidence from Two Business Cycles 1991 to 2009
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Socially responsible investing (SRI) is a significant part of the U.S. equity market. Studies of the relationship between social performance and financialperformance have not considered the effect of business cycles, which is the main topic of this study. An SRI Fund of Funds is compared to the S&P 500 over two complete business cycles from 1991 to 2009. The SRI Fund of Funds had financial performance comparable to the S&P 500 during market contractions, but underperformed during market expansions. The factors associated with SRI returns are examined using both the Fama-French 3-Factor Model and the Carhart 4-Factor Model. Momentum appears to be of special importance during market expansions. The implications of these findings for the field of SRI are examined.
.... Table 3. Business Cycle Effect on SRI Fund of Funds, July 1991 to June 2009 ... .65 <.0001 Sig2 0.049876 56 ... .51 <.0001 Sig2 0.011873 11 ...
19. Midwest Studies in Philosophy: Volume > 45
Genia Schönbaumsfeld Orcid-ID Introspective Distinguishability: Who Needs It?
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It is generally thought that if introspective distinguishability (ID) were available, it would provide an answer to scepticism about perceptual knowledge by enabling us to tell the difference between a good case perceptual experience and a bad kind. This paper challenges this common assumption by showing that even if ID were available, it would not advance our case against scepticism. The conclusion to draw from this result is not to concede to scepticism, however, but rather to give up on the idea that ID is required for knowledge. For if perception with ID turns out to get us no further than perception without ID, then the rational thing to do is to realize that the putative presence (or absence) of ID is a red herring in the debate about scepticism and can make no difference to the question of whether or not perceptual knowledge is possible.
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20. Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society: 1993
Douglas A. Schuler Lobbying against Foreign Competition: Examining the Determinants of Corporate Political Involvement in an Industry with High Exit Costs
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This study examines the determinants of the timing and magnitude of political involvement towards trade protection by domestic firms. Specifically, it investigates unfairtrade petitions and Congressional testimony from American integrated steel producers regarding foreign steel imports. The findings reveal that many firms file antidumping and countervailing duty petitions when the external economic environment is threatening. Furthermore, the findings support the collective action framework in that consistently the largest steel firms are the most involved in the political activities surrounding U.S. trade policy.
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