In this article, Amy S. Patterson investigates how political power shapes the AIDS pandemic in…
Amy PattersonJanuary 15, 2009
Business defines itself increasingly as the pursuit of money, but this move into the “iron…
Scott WaalkesOctober 15, 2008
Ever since Max Weber first named the iron cage over a century ago, people have…
Bruno Dyck, Mitchell J. Neubert and Kenman WongOctober 15, 2008
Management research in the disciplines of Organizational Behavior, Human Resource Management and Industrial / Organizational…
Margaret Diddams and Denise DanielsOctober 15, 2008
Among business disciplines, David J. Hagenbuch notes that marketing may be the field that is…
David J. HagenbuchOctober 15, 2008
In this paper, Gary L. Karns extends the earlier work of others regarding the biblical…
Gary L. KarnsOctober 15, 2008
Stephen N. Bretsen argues that the corporation is the result of several elements, both ancient…
Stephen N. BretsenOctober 15, 2008
Abraham Kuyper ’s approach to public engagement (his public theology) emphasizes both a “common” element…
Vincent BacoteJuly 15, 2008
In 1958, responding to a proposed screenplay of The Lord of the Rings, J. R.…
David RozemaJuly 15, 2008
Many confessional colleges and universities encourage diversity among their students and faculty. Yet while affirming…
Kathryn J. SmithJuly 15, 2008
John Locke was arguably one of the most influential thinkers on American colonial political thought,…
Geoffrey C. BowdenApril 15, 2008
The Christian affirmation of human personhood is based on a philosophical and theological understanding of…
Dennis M. SullivanApril 15, 2008
The idea that persons are or contain a nonphysical soul that is capable of existing…
Charles Taliaferro and Stewart GoetzApril 15, 2008
To what extent can popular culture be understood as a collection of religions? Using a…
Theodore TurnauApril 15, 2008
