University of Religions and Denominations

Digital communication and narrative governance in BRICS healthcare: a website media analysis of public hospital vision and mission statements

Abstract: This study conducts a qualitative thematic analysis of vision and mission statements from leading publicly listed hospitals in BRICS countries-Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa-to explore institutional health priorities and strategic orientations. Drawing o...

Moral cognition and ethical perceptions in business: psychological insights from Gilgit-Baltistan’s cultural context

Abstract: This study examines the influence of ethical company practices, sustainability, and community involvement on consumer perceptions and the cultivation of trust. As demand for openness and accountability rises, consumers anticipate that firms will function in accordance w...

The ethics of influence: organizational culture as a moderator of leadership style in agile projects

Abstract: This research investigates the moderating role of organizational culture (OC) in shaping the relationship between leadership style and project performance (PP), with a specific focus on despotic and transformational leadership. Through a dual study model the data was co...

Ethical agency and worker precarity amid polycrisis: a protest narrative analysis

Abstract: This study explores the ethical dimensions of worker precarity and protest agency in the context of ongoing polycrisis conditions in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Drawing upon publicly available protest videos from various occupational groups-such as healthcare, education...

Ethical investment dynamics in emerging economies: an assessment of key determinants across the top financial firms in BRICS markets

Abstract: Ethical investment has gained increasing importance in emerging economies; however, how financial institutions strategically communicate ethical investment priorities remains underexplored. This study investigates ethical investment dynamics in BRICS countries by conduc...