Is religion to blame for deadly conflicts? Should religious behaviour be credited more often
for acts of charity and altruism? In what ways are religious and 'spiritual'ideas, practices and …

Religion is a preeminent social institution that meaningfully shapes cultures. Prevailing
theory suggests that it is primarily a benevolent force in business, and differences across …

While many studies of business ethics have linked job satisfaction and spirituality, relatively
few have focused on the connection with formal religions. However, there are numerous …

Scholarship on Jewishness has often assumed that race, ethnicity, and religion are discrete
categories. This review article surveys the place of Jewishness within race literature …

This paper explores the manner in which Jewish community contexts relate to Jewish
identity. We employ the Decade 2000 Data Set that contains almost 20,000 randomly …

This article considers how three competing subscription video on-demand services (SVODs)–
Jewzy, ChaiFlicks, and IZZY–attract American Jewish subscribers via content selection …

Using survey data gathered in 2005, this paper examines Uyghur religiosity in Ürümchi,
Xinjiang. Religiosity is defined in terms of religious self-identification and the frequency of …

This article explores some of the methodological and theoretical critiques concerning the
meaning and measure of secularity and religiosity in contemporary Jewish identity research …

How do religious denominations select potential adherents? Previous literature indicates
that market niches direct this decision, yet few studies examine how religious groups …

Family has resurfaced in many ways as its contemporary face has changed, often
challenging the transmission of Jewry in traditional ways. Gender fluidity and equality had …