Beliefs-based businesses: culture, conflict, and complement

Article Abstract:

An analysis of beliefs-based or religious businesses is presented, focusing on Christian ethics in the corporate environment. Topics include the role of beliefs in clarifying business efforts and goals, and potential differences in ethical practices depending on the religions participating, such as Islam or Judaism.

Social aspects, Statistical Data Included, Religious aspects, Business ethics, Christianity and culture, Indigenization (Christian theology), Christian ethics

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Hospitality industry smoking bans and child endangerment

Article Abstract:

The scope of smoking bans imposed in restaurants and public places is analyzed. Children need to receive greater protection from environment tobacco smoke not only in public places but in their homes too.

General services, Children, Health aspects, Interpretation and construction, Safety and security measures, Prevention, Passive smoking, Public health law, Smoking bans

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