"Economic growth," the scholar Benjamin Friedman documented, "more often than not fosters greater opportunity, tolerance of diversity, social mobility, commitment to fairness and dedication to democracy".
Abbreviations: yr, years; SD, standard deviation; n, number; * p=0.02; ¥ Higher score means a higher level of work engagement (including vigour, absorption and dedication), social support (including co-worker and supervisor support), and physical workload.
Although busy with his burgeoning acting career and his dedication to social activism -- not to mention time spent interacting with fans on social media -- Max Adler confesses to a few guilty pleasures.
Instilled with a dedication to social justice, perhaps in good measure by our parents, we seek to collaborate when possible to resolve social problems.
Gores recently received a Yale Jefferson Award for her dedication to social justice causes.
He had an infectious personality and his generosity, capacity for friendship and dedication to social justice will be greatly missed.
David Hardman et al (Letters, 14 February) correctly point out that London Metropolitan University is proud of its dedication to social justice.
"This is an opportunity for people with dedication and social conscience and drive to make good on their altruistic impulses".
His dedication to social fairness and his adherence to principle were enhanced by a gregarious nature and sharp wit.
For its students, Yale insists on quality, limited numbers, a sense of social concern and a dedication to liberal learning.
