Purpose This study aims to present the push-pull motives of Islamic tourism and how these
provide the basis for promoting and developing Islamic tourism practices in Ghana's tourism …

This paper examines religious group differences in fertility in developing nations. Using data
from the Demographic and Health Surveys of 30 countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America …

This contribution to the collection of articles on “African Cultural Models” considers the topic
of well-being. Reflecting modern individualist selfways of North American and European …

This paper investigates how social media affects general voting patterns. Unlike previous
studies investigating whether citizens' use of social media affects political participation, this …

This study investigates the relationships among Muslim tourists' perceived values,
satisfaction, loyalty, and the moderating effect of religiosity. These relationships are explored …

This study tests for a relationship between religious affiliation and earned income in Ghana.
While microeconomic analyses have studied the relationship between religion and several …

In developed and emerging economies, religion is becoming popular as potentially
influencing the achievement of homeownership aspirations. Yet, the understanding of the …

We hypothesize that there are two mechanisms by which religion can affect prosocial
behaviors. Being reminded about religion can induce prosocial behaviors through an …

The purpose of the study was to explore the extent to which contemporary social, economic,
and religious developments inform social constructions of success in Ghana. Participants …

The author shows that religious affiliation is associated with socioeconomic status, but it is
not clear how this relationship varies by national context. He examines religious group …