A cross-cultural comparison of British and Turkish managers in terms of Protestant work ethic characteristics

Article Abstract:

The author compares the Protestant work ethic characteristics practiced by British Protestant and Turkish Muslim managers as measured by the Mirels and Garett scale. Results indicate the Muslim managers measured higher than the Protestant managers.

Turkey, Comparative analysis, Ethical aspects, Executives, Work ethic

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Advertising and older consumer: image and ageism

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The authors examine the media's, especially advertising's, exclusion of older people except as caricatures and the ethical implications for advertisers.

Social aspects, Aged, Elderly, Research, Portrayals, Advertising, Mass media, Age discrimination, Mass media and the aged

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