Journal of Economics, Management and Religion (JEMAR)

2020 - 2026

Current editor(s): Robert M. Sauer

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Religious Priming, Risk-Taking, and the Activation of Religiosity pp. 1-38: Pedro Naso
Ite Missa Est: the Traditional Latin Mass in England and Wales, 2015â€“2023 pp. 1-22: Clara Piano and Ennio Emanuele Piano
Perspectives on Government and the Economy: Religious and Ethnic Variation in Support for CST-Inspired Economic Principles pp. 1-35: Lisa A. Keister
Historical Ecospirituality and Environmental Attitudes pp. 1-25: Paul C. Behler and Paulina SchrÃ¶ der
Peace, Poverty, and the Planet: Pope Francisâ€™ New Strategy for His Old Church pp. 1-37: Mario Ferrero
Utility and the Unseen: Modelling the Determinants of Church Growth in Rural India pp. 1-24: Oliver Thomas Perkins

Transforming Our Economic System: An Interspiritual Perspective pp. 1-14: Thomas Legrand
A Neo-Calvinist Pursuit of a More Just Economy pp. 1-14: Steven McMullen
Toward a More Just Economy: Reflections on Anthony Annett, Catholic Social Teaching, and BahÃ¡â€™Ã Principles pp. 1-10: Augusto Lopez-Claros
Work as Worship: An Investigation into Some of its Economic and Wellbeing Effects pp. 1-42: Mukesh Eswaran
Judaism and Cathonomics: Notes on Semitism, Science, and Sodomy pp. 1-12: Samuel Hayim Brody
We Make Our Worlds: A Buddhist Challenge to the Worldview of Economics pp. 1-12: Joy Brennan
Seeking a Just Economy: A Perspective from the Sikh Tradition pp. 1-22: Nirvikar Singh
When the Earth and the Poor Cry Out, We Hear â€˜What the Thunder Saidâ€™. Lessons from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad and Hindu Social Teaching for a More Just Socio-Political Economy pp. 1-22: Rahul Chandrashekhar Oka
Neoliberalism and Catholic Social Thought: The Clarifying Contributions of Cathonomics pp. 1-16: Kate Ward
Introduction: Virtue Economics pp. 1-23: Mahan Mirza
Islamic Social Teaching and Cathonomics pp. 1-38: Waleed El-Ansary

Law and Morality: The Decisive Oath as a Means of Resolving Legal Disputes pp. 1-20: Metin M. CoÅŸgel and Thomas J. Miceli
The Divine Economy pp. 1-13: Paul Seabright
Religious Conversion across Countries pp. 1-19: Robert Barro and Rachel M. McCleary

Liberalism Caused the Great Enrichment pp. 1-59: Deirdre Nansen McCloskey
Sex, Magic, and Religion: Cross-Country Evidence from the Muslim Societies pp. 1-44: Omer F. Baris and Riccardo Pelizzo
Theorising Business Ethics Through a Sikh Lens pp. 1-26: Dilzafer Singh

A New World Order? Anti-Semitism in Incarcerated, Jewish, Female Inmates in America pp. 1-21: Marcia J. Kesner
Superstition and Self-governance in Indian Country pp. 1-22: Ilia Murtazashvili and Ali Palida

Cathonomics: A Review Article pp. 1-15: Nirvikar Singh
Isolating the Roles of Religion, Ethnicity, and Political Ideology in Mass Atrocities, 1800â€“2020 pp. 1-49: Mukesh Eswaran
Discrimination in the Spotlight: The Effects of Political and Religious Bias on Consumer Behaviour and Labour Markets pp. 1-29: Christos A. Makridis

Review of Trading Futures: A Theological Critique of Financialized Capitalism pp. 1-6: Zachary Rodriguez
Religiousness, Portfolio Choice, and Gambling in Japan pp. 1-19: Kuniyoshi Saito
The Rationality of Oaths in Armed Struggle: A Dynamic Model of Commitment and the Mau Mau Insurgency (1952â€“1956) pp. 1-24: Yuan Hsiao and Steven Pfaff
The Effect of Economic Shocks on Religious Freedom Violations: Evidence from Eritrea, Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Sudan pp. 1-23: Rachel Miner

Monepiscopacy: A Rational Choice Account pp. 1-18: Wilson Whitener and Alexander William Salter
Anarchy and Higher Trade Equilibrium: A Study of the Russian Old Believer Monasteries pp. 1-12: Vladimir Vladimirovich Maltsev
Behavioural Aspects of Religiosity in Finance: A Brief Survey on Conventional Versus Islamic Finance pp. 1-21: Huseyin Ozturk
Religion, Morality, and Economics: Insights from the Sikh Tradition pp. 1-34: Nirvikar Singh

Decentralised Terrorism, Religion, and Social Identity pp. 1-41: Mukesh Eswaran and Hugh M. Neary
Religiosity, Smoking and Other Risky Behaviors pp. 1-27: Monica Roman, Klaus Zimmermann and Aurelian-Petrus Plopeanu
A Renewed Study on Charitable Giving Among Canadians pp. 1-16: Alan TY Chan and Robert A. MacDonald
A Theory of Religious Affiliation pp. 1-39: Prosper Raynold

The Macro-Economic Influences on a New Religious Group in Japan pp. 1-18: Yoshinori Wada
Religious, Civil, and Economic Freedoms: Whatâ€™s the Chicken and Whatâ€™s the Egg? pp. 1-34: Christos Makridis
On the Origin of Religious Values: Does Italian Weather Affect Individualism in Bolivia? pp. 1-38: Lewis Davis
Wages, Religion and the Great Recession in the United States pp. 1-27: Sedefka V. Beck and Donka M. Brodersen

The Pentecostal Gender Paradox: Pentecostalism and Intimate Partner Violence in Ghana pp. 1-18: Sara Gundersen
In Persona Christi Capitis: Agency Problems When God is the Principal pp. 1-30: Clara E. Jace and Ennio E. Piano
An Investigation Into Religious Peer Effects pp. 1-24: Daniel Ooi
Ethnic Identity in American History and Americaâ€™s Exceptional Religiosity: Theory and Some Evidence pp. 1-40: Mukesh Eswaran

The Institutional Foundations of Religious Freedom pp. 1-35: Mark Koyama
Economics of the Sacramental Bread Ordeal in the Russian Princedoms Period pp. 1-16: Vladimir Vladimirovich Maltsev
Does Religion Nudge People to Donate? Evidence from Ramadan pp. 1-16: Zeynep B. Ugur

Labour-Market Integration by Responding to Work Motives: Lessons from a Study of Israeli Ultra-Orthodox Women pp. 1-32: Yael Goldfarb and Shoshana Neuman
Do Religious Contexts Elicit More Trust and Altruism? Decision-Making Scenario Experiments pp. 1-25: Bradley Ruffle and Richard Sosis
Religiosity and Long-Run Productivity Growth pp. 1-40: Dierk Herzer and Holger Strulik
Why Do Corporations Decide to Do Good? pp. 1-19: Donald Siegel