... Knowledge management Social capital Trust Social norms Networks Obligations and expectations Identity Knowledge is becoming increasingly more useful and important for organizations (Monavvarian and Kasaei, 2007), and is now recognized as a resource that is valuable to an organization's ability...

...Hsiao‐Chien Tsui; Tzung‐Ming Wang Purpose If a society does not identify with purchase of illegal goods, consumers will undertake more psychological burden when buying the goods. The purpose of this paper is to explore the effect of social norm of anti‐piracy on social welfare. Design...

...Philipp C. Wichardt Purpose The paper emphasises the general relevance of social norms and social associations for cooperative behaviour in less or non‐social economic contexts, focusing in particular on economic laboratory experiments, and to illustrate the underlying psychological driving forces...

... economics in order to understand its success and problems. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Bali Culture Social norms Communities Local economies Lietaer and De Meulenaere (2003) describe from an anthropological point of view how Balinese sustain their ancient culture...