Social enterprise in the theologies of William Temple and John Milbank

Krinks, Philip

doi:10.1080/13617672.2016.1236326

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“…The topics addressed by this group of articles refer to different subjects: Corporate social responsibility, which relates to the country's culture and ethics, such that social structure depends on religious values and the occupational system (Chatterji 2017); the study of social enterprise in the theologies of William Temple and John Milbank-both theologies are compared and discussed with regards to whether they support demanding social enterprises (Krinks 2016); the importance of religion in employee practices for obtaining the social license to operate (Cui et al 2016); and the explanation of the relations between time management and growth, maturation and nutrition of one's spirituality, and religious practice both at home and at work (Jensen and Neck 2017).…”

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Spirituality and Organizations: A Proposal for a New Company Style Based on a Systematic Review of Literature

Porras

Jaramillo

2020

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The purpose of this research is to propose a new company style based on a systematic review of literature, taking the Matthean beatitudes as a reference in relation to the actual needs of organizations. To such end, we searched for scientific articles in Scopus, Web of Science, EBSCO, and ATLA databases. A considerable number of investigations were found on spirituality in organizations, but none specifically covered the biblical area. This study aims to suggest ways through which the human being can be at the center of organizations for a new style of business to emerge.

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