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This unit further clarifies the relationship between religious beliefs and economic activity by describing three of Weber’s ‘comparative religious studies’, namely those of Confucianism in China, Judaism in ancient West Asia and Hinduism in India. Lastly there is evaluation of his views on economy and religion. 15.2 RELIGION AND ECONOMY ...
In the following Sections we will study the salient features of the major religions of India. 28.3 HINDUISM It is vehydifficult to describe a single belief system as comprising Hinduism.
Religion plays a vital role in daily as well as socioeconomic and political life of an Indian. This paper describes the spatial concentration of seven religious groups of India based on census 2011data on religion.
The module intends to scrutinize the major religions that are prevalent in India, the impact of socio-religious movements and the complex connection between religion and politics. India is often described by an old adage; ‘unity in diversity’.
To justify this claim, this paper will examine briefly two periods in Indian history, ancient India as exemplified by the Mauryanempire, and medieval India of the 8th to the 13th centuries, while suggesting in both cases that a strong interrelationship exists between religious thought and economic structure.
1 Απρ 2012 · Religion is one of the key facets of diversity, along with race, gender, disability and age. Yet we have virtually no business research on the topic. This article takes an emic approach in analyzing religion in the Indian workplace in order to develop our knowledge of managing global diversity in religion.
The primary purpose of the paper is to examine how religiosity influences ethical attitude towards business and to compare and contrast this relationship for two populous Asian countries: India and China.
