Vol. 25 No. 3-4: Business Spirits: Religion and Business as Co-constitutive Phenomena

Guest Edited by Stephen Christopher and Ioannis Gaitanidis

Published: 2024-10-30

Special Feature

Business Spirits Religion and Business as Co-constitutive Phenomena

Ioannis Gaitanidis, Stephen Christopher

213–223
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Selling Natural Laws The Structure and Function of Naturism in early 1950s France

Léo Bernard

225–241
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Founder’s Syndrome Starting (and Failing) a Spiritual Business in Sedona, Arizona

Susannah Crockford

243–259
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The Theosophical Society as a Pioneering Spiritual Enterprise The Market and the Mahatmas

Tim Rudbøg

261–281
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Spiritual Branding and Corporate Profit in the Japanese Modern Mystery School

Stephen Christopher

283–310
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Transforming Lives and Businesses Spiritual Aspirations in Yoga Marketing

Jens U Augspurger

311–336
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The Co-constitution of Bad Religion and Unethical Sales Fear at the Heart of Japan’s “Spiritual Sales”

Ioannis Gaitanidis

337–353
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Contemporary Tibetan Monastic Business and the Corporate Form

Jane Caple

355–375
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Articles

Embracing Complexity Preliminaries to a Posthumanist Approach to Non/Religious Diversity and Identities Beyond Binaries

Ilaria W Biano

377–398
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Double Decolonization Bridging East Asia and Religious Studies in a Post-COVID World

Ting Guo

399–415
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