Lord Rabbi Sacks was a major religious Jewish figure. In this article, we examine his version of covenant-based communitarianism. We begin with exploring Sacks’ social communitarian view, and support politics. then turn to evaluate argue that while view is valuable important, political faces the same challenges troubled views, namely fact religious, value, ethnic plurality. One possible way for...

The relationship between firm performance and innovation behavior has been widely studied, yet theoretical empirical findings still diverge. We investigate this inconsistency through the lens of informal institutions, specifically communitarianism, degee to which group goals are considered more important than individual goals. do an analysis a firm-level dataset covering 31,860 firms across 56 ...

Operating under the assumption that the current technological revolution will result in increased unemployment due to smart machines being used in roles traditionally occupied by humans, this article addresses how societal promotion of communitarian pursuits over affluence will lead to increased social justice. A greater reallocation of wealth can be expected when communitarianism thrives becau...

Public-health regularly encounters serious ethical dilemmas, such as rationing scarce resources, influencing individuals to change their behaviour, and limiting freedom to diminish disease transmission. Yet unlike medical ethics, there is no agreed-upon framework for analysing these difficulties. We offer such a framework. It distinguishes three philosophical views, often invoked in public-heal...