Conversion and Inclusiveness

Supernatural Miracles and Religious Inclusiveness

In this paper I shall assess Clarke’s assertion that all definitions of miracles that purport to satisfy the criterion of religious inclusiveness should substitute the term ‘supernatural’ for ‘non-natural’. In addition, I shall attempt to strengthen Clarke’s conception of the supernatural by offering an analysis of what it means for something to be ‘above’ nature. Lastly, I shall offer a new ar...

The Inclusiveness of the New Originalism

Fostering cultural inclusiveness and learning in culturally mixed business classes

BACKGROUND Business educators have advocated that in order to build faculty's intercultural capability, it is vital to provide them with professional development in using intercultural training resources and with "community of practice" support in adapting such resources for enhancing their students' intercultural learning. This approach has been adopted in an Australian action research project...

Communication Structures in Partially Distributed Teams: The Importance of Inclusiveness

A partially distributed team (PDT) consists of two or more subteams that are separated geographically. In a PDT, members of a given subteam are co-located, but they collaborate with members of geographically distant subteams. PDTs are commonplace across diverse IT settings, including outsourcing, off-shoring, and distributed organizations. Often the distance separating subteams spans multiple t...

Breaking Barriers in Organizations for the Purpose of Inclusiveness

he subjects of workforce diversity and inclusiveness emerged as important topics for human resource managers after the release of influential publications, such as the U.S. Department of Labor’s A Report on the Glass Ceiling Initiative (1991) and the Towers Perrin/Hudson Institute’s Workforce 2000 book (1987). The Glass Ceiling report defined, validated, and provided a metaphor for the notion t...