Rendering unto Caesar: Religious Publishers and the Public Benefit Rule

Do Unto Others 1 Running Head: Do Unto Others " Do Unto Others " : Effects of Priming the Golden Rule on Buddhists " and Christians " Anti-gay Attitudes

Research suggests that religious individuals are more prejudiced against sexual minorities (Herek, 1987). However, the Golden Rule, a universal concept embedded in many religions, emphasizes the importance of treating others with compassion. The present study examined how priming the Golden Rule influenced Buddhists‟ and Christians‟ attitudes toward gay people. We primed participants with Golde...

ترجمه و نقد کتاب the justification of science and the rationality of religious belife

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Rendering unto Cæsar the Things That Are Cæsar's: Complex Trust Models and Human Understanding

In this position paper we examine some of the aspects of trust models, deployment, use and ‘misuse,’ and present a manifesto for the application of computational trust in sociotechnical systems. Computational Trust formalizes the trust processes in humans in order to allow artificial systems to better make decisions or give better advice. This is because trust is flexible, readily understood, a...

Authors, Publishers, and Public Goods: Trading Gold for Dross

Governance of public corporations : Profits and the public benefit

Until recently, changes in the governance of publicly-owned enterprises could be seen as a move along a spectrum which led inevitably to privatisation. The general rejection of privatisation as a policy, and increasing demands for systems of corporate governance that take account of social interests broader than those encompassed in the maximisation of shareholder value subject to legal and reg...