An exploration of the salience of Christianity for national identity in Europe

Article Abstract:

The cultural content of national identity categories in Europe are studied focusing on individual and collective factors that are associated with the salience of Christianity for national identity in seventeen European countries. Results support a group-threat and constructionist perspectives of national identity and suggest key factors at multiple units of analysis that promote a link between Christianity and national identity in Europe.

Europe, Analysis, Religious aspects, Christianity, Modernization, National identity

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Structural innovators and core-framing tasks: How socially responsible mutual fund companies build identity among investors

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The question of how socially responsible (SR) mutual fund companies use the "corporate social responsibility" (CSR) collective-action frame to maintain an SR identity among investors is addressed.

United States, Marketing procedures, Management investment, open-end, Mutual fund industry, Customer relations

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