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Chapter 1: Exploring the Sacred -- Chapter 2: Mountain, Cave and Hermitage -- Chapter 3: Footpaths -- Chapter 4: Monastery and the Cell -- Chapter 5: The Main Church: Silent Presences and Communal Rituals -- Chapter 6: Silence and Ritual of Communal Meals -- Chapter 7: The Cemetery and the Grave -- Chapter 8: Athonite Embodied Topography.

Chapter 1. From economics of place to place-based economics -- Chapter 2. The Place of Right Livelihood in Overcoming World Inequity -- Chapter 3. Identity and Authenticity Breaking with our heritage for sustainable regional human development -- Chapter 4. "A place for learning that feels like home": Meeting diverse students learning needs to promote business sustainability in HE -- Chapter 5. That Which Guilds the Lily: Moving from Aesthetic Value to an Ethical Aesthetic -- Chapter 6. Benedictine Spirituality, Place-Based Sustainability, and Accounting – Lessons from a Medieval Abbey -- Chapter 7. Some considerations on the contribution provided by the religious cultural heritage to a faith identity -- Chapter 8. The Civil Company: Place based corporate social responsibility in dialogue with business ethics and workplace spirituality -- Chapter 9. Building a Global Community of Sustainability, Ethics, and Spirituality. One Village at a Time: Plum Village as a Case Study -- Chapter 10. "Giving nature a place" Implementing EAP (Eco-Appreciation Perspective) while focusing on children- nature relations (CNR) – the need for a new kind of organizations. Chapter 11. Friendship, Social Resistance and Team Work. Indian versus European Philosophical Perspectives -- Chapter 12. Importance of Ecological Consciousness in Corporate Social Responsibility -- Chapter 13. The Common Good University. The Search for an Alternative Path for Business School Education.

Research of the Impacts of Goal Setting on Enterprises from a Corporate Social Responsibility Perspective -- Identification and Analysis of Risk Spillover Effect of Commercial Banks in China -- Research on the Factors Affecting Inequality -- Evidence from China -- Analysts' Characteristics and Forecast Ability--An Empirical Study from China's A-Share Market -- A Review of ESG Research in China: From the Perspective of Chinese Enterprises -- Challenges and Opportunities of Digital Construction of Chinese Grassroots Government in the Information Age - - Taking the Construction of "Four Platforms" in Zhejiang Province as an Example.

PART I: Escaping the doctrine of the separate spheres (1700s-early 1900s). The economists' points of view -- Chapter 1: Educated women as an asset to society: the role of classical liberal tradition in modern Europe -- Chapter 2: Women and the job market in Victorian England and Progressive America -- Chapter 3: Women's new path towards the public sphere -- Part II: The doctrine of the separate spheres between rebirth and rejection (1920s- early 2000s). Marriage theory in economics -- Chapter 4: Reviving the doctrine of separate spheres: the new home economics -- Chapter 5: Feminist economics and the doctrine of the separate spheres.

Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: A Concentrated Demographic Transition -- Chapter 3: China's Dual Transition: Income Growth & Transitioning Demographics -- Chapter 4: Connecting the Effectiveness & Ineffectiveness of the Two-Child Policies -- Chapter 5: Conclusion.

Chapter 1. Overview of Green Finance Development in China -- Chapter 2. China's Green Finance Policy Framework -- Chapter 3. China's Experiences and International Lessons -- Chapter 4. Main Products of China's Green Finance -- Chapter 5. International Cooperation on China's Green Finance -- Chapter 6. Remaining Green Finance Challenges in China and the Way Forward.

Chapter 1. Preliminary Comments. A Scientometric Dimension of the Economic and Social Impact of Covid-19 -- Chapter 2. Another Crisis, Different Responses? – Determinants of Crisis and Mixt Impact on Economic Development. A Comparative Approach of the Eu Countries -- Chapter 3. Digital Transformation. Challenges and Limits for the New Normal -- Chapter 4. Thinking Beyond Covid-19: What's Next for Romanian SMES? -- Chapter 5. Distortions and Gains in the Foreign Trade Activity During the Post-pandemic Era -- Chapter 6. Tax Burden During the Pandemic: Lessons Learned and Challenges -- Chapter 7. The (Post)pandemic Employment Model -- Chapter 8. The Impact of the Pandemic on the Participation in the Labour Market of Vulnerable Groups: Women, Young People, the Elderly, Self-employed Workers -- Chapter 9. Propensity for Migration of Healthcare Professionals: Push-pull Factors Analysis -- Chapter 10. Features of the Policies Adopted for the Mitigation of the Pandemic Recession Impact on the LabourMarket Operation -- Chapter 11. The Impact of Covid-19 on the Healthcare Labour Market in European Countries and Romania in Particular -- Chapter 12. Issues Regarding the Management of Hazardous Medical Waste During the Covid-19 Crisis in Romania -- Chapter 13. Conclusions – Looking Forward - Main Challenges and Limits.

Introduction (Sarah Arens, Nicola Frith, Jonathan Lewis and Rebekah Vince) -- I Colonial Continuities and Nostalgia -- 1 Bayadères in the French Imagination: A Persistent Dance (Tessa Ashlin Nunn) -- 2 Jean-Paul Kauffmann: Nostalgia, Empire and Imagined Resurrections (Patrick Crowley) -- 3 A Russian Love Affair: Memory, Nostalgia and Trans-Imperial Connections (Srilata Ravi) -- 4 Colonialism, Race and Caribbean Migration: A History of the BUMIDOM (Antonia Wimbush) -- 5 Continuity or Rupture? Remapping the End of Empire in Marguerite Duras's 'Cycle Indien' (Julia Waters) -- 6 The Visible Other: Muslim Women, Feminism and National Identity in France (Edwige Crucifix) -- Bridge -- 7 Slaves of Fashion. Indiennes: The Extended Triangle (The Singh Twins) -- II Decoloniality and Transcolonial Modes of Resistance -- 8 Hidden Heritages and Unlikely Legacies: An Eastern Jerusalem in Hubert Haddad's Premières neiges sur Pondichéry (Rebekah Vince) -- 9 Decolonizing Collective Memory from Within: Rwandan Remembrance in Belgium and France (Catherine Gilbert) -- 10 Divided Worlds, Distorted Selves: Coloniality and the Process of Identification in Yasmina Khadra's Ce que le jour doit à la nuit (Abdelbaqi Ghorab) -- 11 The Enslaved Man in 'Un cœur simple': A Story within a Story (Sucheta Kapoor) -- 12 Mobility, Immobility and Transgression: Representations of Dangerous Travellers in Mounsi's La noce des fous (Jonathan Lewis) -- 13 Policing Black Anti-Colonial Activism in Interwar France: The Surveillance of Lamine Senghor in Fréjus, Marseille and Bordeaux (David Murphy) -- Afterword (Charles Forsdick) -- Notes on Contributors -- Index.

Chinese Household Finance: Research Background and Conceptual Delineation -- Health status, risk attitude and Household financial investment behavior -- Housing type, financial literacy and household financial investment behavior -- The effect of mental accounting and housing wealth on household financial asset allocation -- The age-period-cohort effect on household financial health -- The influence of risk attitude and borrowing participation on resident entrepreneurship -- The influence of financial exclusion and financial literacy on resident entrepreneurship -- The impact of digital technology on household finance -- Fintech, household finance, and financial consumer protection: opportunities, challenges, and countermeasures.

Part 1: Microeconomic Environment -- Chapter 1: The Roles and Responsibilities of Local Government -- Chapter 2: Finance, Taxation and Government Behavior -- Chapter 3: Government Investment, Financing and Debt -- Chapter 4: Government and Industrialization -- Part 2: Macroeconomic Consequences -- Chapter 5: Urbanization and Imbalances -- Chapter 6: Debt and Risk -- Chapter 7: Domestic and International Imbalances -- Chapter 8: Summary: Government and Economic Development in China.

1 Introduction -- 2 Optimality of Sustainable Investing Strategies -- 3 Effects of ESG Performance on Credit Spreads in Japan -- 4 Credit Default Swaps and Corporate Carbon Emissions in Japan -- 5 Green House Gas Emission and Bank Lending in Japan -- 6 The contribution of migrant inventors to environmental innovation in the Asia-Pacific region -- 7 The links between environmental innovation and environmental performance.

Preface by Ping Xinqiao -- An Important Innovation Achievement of Economics Theory with Chinese Characteristics -- On Li Yining's contribution to economics -- Introduction -- I. Formation of Economics Theory with Chinese Characteristics -- II. The Framework Structure and Main Content of this Book -- PART ONE -- Mutual Understanding and Inclusiveness -- The Origin and Development of Economics -- Chapter 1 -- Theoretical Framework of Economics -- Section 1: Economics Is the Science of Social Enlightenment and Social Design -- I. What Economics Studies -- II. How to Study Economics -- III. Levels of Economic Theory Section 2: Ethics of Economics -- I. Ethics of Economics and the Study of Human -- II. The Study of Economics Ethics and Objectives -- Section 3: Economic Operation and System -- I. How to Achieve Efficiency and Fairness -- II. Economic System and Resource Allocation -- Section 4: Three Important Tools of Economists -- I. History -- II. Theory -- III. Statistics .-Chapter 2: A -- Hundred Flowers Blooming of Economics -- Section 1: A Mirror of Economic Doctrine History -- I. Classification of Economics -- II. Brief History of Economic Doctrines -- III. Crisis of Modern Western Economic Theory -- Section 2: The Integrator -- Marxist Political Economics -- I. The Formation and Development of Marxist Political Economics -- II. The Scientific Laws Revealed by Marxist Political Economics -- Section 3: The Intersection of Economics and Other Disciplines -- I. The Trend of Interdisciplinary Intersection -- II. The Intersection of Economics and Other Disciplines -- Chapter 3: The Prosperity of Economics with Chinese Characteristics -- Section -- 1: Theoretical Starting Point and Innovative Development of Economics with Chinese Characteristics -- I. Theoretical Starting Point -- II. Practical Exploration and Theoretical Innovation of CPC in Leading Economic Work -- Section 2: Theoretical Features of Economics with Chinese Characteristics -- I. People-centered Economics -- II. The Basic Features of Socialist Economic Operation -- Section 3: Development Trend of Economics with Chinese Characteristics -- I. Systematic Economic Theory -- II. A Hundred Schools of Thought Contending and the Mission of Chinese Economists -- PART TWO -- Exploration of History--Success and Loss of Global Modernization -- Chapter 4: A Brief History of Global Modernization -- Section 1: Modernization of Western European Countries -- I. A Brief Modernization History of Western European Countries -- II. The Loss of British Modernization in the Twentieth Century -- Section 2: Modernization of United States -- I. The Establishment of the American Capitalist System -- II. The Process of Economic modernization of United States -- Section 3: Modernization of Other Countries -- I. Modernization of Other European Countries -- II. Modernization of Asia, Oceania, Africa, and Latin America countries -- Chapter 5: An Economic Analysis of the Success and Loss of Global Modernization -- Section 1: Comparative Economic History and Modernization -- I. Research Methods of Comparative Economics -- II. Modernization from the perspective of comparative economic history -- Section 2: The Basic Laws of Economic modernization -- I. The Economic Analysis Framework of Economic modernization -- II. Key Factors of Economic modernization -- Section 3: The Basic Laws of System Modernization -- I. The Economic Analysis Framework of System Modernization -- II. Key Factors of System Modernization.-PART THREE.-New Generation's Mission for New Trail --The Universality and Particularity of Chinese Path to Modernization -- Chapter 6: Economic Analysis of Universality and Particularity of Chinese Path to Modernization -- Section 1: The Universality of Chinese Path to Modernization from the perspective of Economics -- I. A Consistent Logic of Economic modernization .-II. A Consistent Logic of System Modernization .-Section 2: The Particularity of China from the Perspective of Economic Modernization -- I.Development Economics and Two Types of Transformation -- II. Economic Operation and Two Types of Disequilibrium -- Section 3: The Particularity of China from the Perspective of System Modernization -- I. Planning System with Chinese Characteristics -- II. Development-oriented Finance System with Chinese Characteristics -- Chapter 7: To honor Commitment and take practical Actions of Chinese Path to Modernization -- Section 1: Chinese Path to Modernization Before the Reform and Opening Up -- I. Chinese Modernization in recent times -- II. Chinese Path to Modernization Under the Leadership of CPC Before the Reform and Opening up -- Section 2: Chinese Path to Modernization in the New Era of Reform, Opening Up, and Socialist Modernization -- I. Establishment of Socialist Market Economy and "Thought Guarantee" -- II. Modernization in the New Era of Reform, Opening Up, and Socialist Modernization -- Section 3: The New Journey of ChinesePath to Modernization and Theoretical Innovation -- I. High-quality Development Is of Paramount Importance in the New Era -- II. Implementing the New Development Philosophy -- III. The World Significance of Chinese Path to Modernization -- Conclusion:Where Does Modernization End?. .

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