Conceptions of God, Normative Convictions, and Socially Responsible Business Conduct
基于对20位荷兰高管的深度访谈，发现高管对上帝的认知（一神论或泛神论）与其社会责任商业行为取向存在关联，一神论者更倾向于社会责任行为。
The case for socially responsible business conduct is often made from an economical or ethical perspective with the organization as level of analysis. This article focuses on the relationship between the religious belief of corporate decision makers and socially responsible business conduct. Based on in-depth interviews with 20 Dutch executives from different religious backgrounds, the authors find much inductive evidence of a relationship among their conception of God, norms and values, and business conduct. The authors also find that executives with a monotheistic conception of God display a stronger orientation toward socially responsible business conduct than do executives with a pantheistic conception of God.