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기업의 착한 경영에 관한 연구 –소비자, 사회적 관점에서-
조은미(Eun Mi Cho) 대한경영교육학회 2018 경영교육저널 Vol.29 No.2
Enterprises have recently been required to grow together with society through sincere management and value creation from the social perspective. In this context, greater importance is given to Good Enterprise, Good Management so that enterprises going beyond social contribution create and share values with society and consumers. This study aimed to investigate the background for the introduction of good management, the actual state of good enterprises, their performance, and good management from the social perspective and that of consumers and give marketing implications. Good management means a type of management by which an enterprise can deliver sincerity through considerate, sincere, and public management, pursue benefits through social value creation, and grow together with society. It has contributed to the benefits and sales of enterprises. From the perspective of consumers, the increase in good consumption focusing on the environment, energy, and contribution to communities as well as on price and quality implies a need for good products, enterprises, and management with sincerity. From the social perspective, social values refer to those values that contribute to public interest and community development in diverse areas, including economic, environmental, social, and cultural ones, beyond personal values. The activities of creating shared value (CSV) by promoting employment and paying taxes to the government through financial benefit creation as well as a series of corporate social responsibility (CSR), including contribution and growing-together activity by enterprises, are needed for public benefits and community development and require the enhancement of social values.
조은미(Eun Mi Cho) 대한경영교육학회 2015 경영교육저널 Vol.26 No.2
The purpose of this study was to determine differences among consumer groups by the variables of consumers' social responsibility and determine variation in attitudes toward social enterprises, attitudes toward goods of social enterprises, and the intention to purchase goods of social enterprises by group type of social responsibility. It aimed to determine relative influence of the variables affecting the intention to purchase goods of social enterprises and provide basic data that could help make market segmentation to enhance the intention to purchase goods of social enterprises and promote purchase of goods of social enterprises. This study obtained the following results: First, Group 1 (environment/economic/philanthropic) that formed 31.5% scored high for economic, legal, ethical, philanthropic, and environmental responsibility among the variables of social responsibility. This group included slightly more males than females but included the largest number of females; university students and graduates and those at higher education levels, those in their forties, company employees and public officials, housekeepers, and professionals were more likely to belong to this group. Group 2 (economic/legal/ethical) formed 18.8%, had similar distribution of males and females, and included more university students and graduates; college students and graduates and graduate school students and those at higher education levels were more likely to belong to this group. This group included lots of persons in their twenties, company employees and public officials, and students. Group 3 (economic/legal/environmental) formed 18.8% and included lots of males, university students and graduates, those in their thirties, and company employees and public officials. Group 4 (environmental/legal/economic) formed 30.8%, mainly included males, university students and graduates, those in their thirties, and company employees and public officials, and included the largest number of students. Second, there was significant variation in attitudes toward social enterprises by social responsibility type: Group 1 (environment/economic/philanthropic) was at the highest level, followed by Group 2 (economic/legal/ethical), Group 4 (environmental/legal/economic), and Group 3 (economic/legal/environmental). There was significant variation in attitudes toward goods of social enterprises by social responsibility type: Group 1 (environment/economic/philanthropic) was at the highest level, followed by Group 4 (environmental/legal/economic), Group 2 (economic/legal/ethical), and Group 3 (economic/legal/environmental). There was significant variation in the intention to purchase goods of social enterprises by social responsibility type: Group 1 (environment/economic/philanthropic) was at the highest level, followed by Group 4 (environmental/legal/economic), Group 2 (economic/legal/ethical), and Group 3 (economic/legal/environmental). Third, ethical responsibility among the variables of social responsibility and the socio-demographic variables had the greatest relative influence on attitudes toward social enterprises, followed by philanthropic responsibility; philanthropic responsibility among the variables of social responsibility and the socio-demographic variables had the greatest relative influence on attitudes toward goods of social enterprises, followed by economic responsibility; and only philanthropic responsibility among the variables of social responsibility and the socio-demographic variables had significant relative influence on the intention to purchase goods of social enterprises. Such variables as attitudes toward goods of social enterprises, attitudes toward social enterprises, gender, and education had significant relative influence on the intention to purchase goods of social enterprises.
골다공증 환자에서 초음파와 DEXA 골밀도와의 상관관계
조은미(E.M Cho),김진영(J.Y. Kim),배상욱(S.W. Bai),박기현(K.H. Park) 대한폐경학회 1997 대한폐경학회지 Vol.3 No.2
As the human life becomes longer, Involutional osteoporosis is becoming increaseingly recognized as a major health care problem. The incidence of osteoporotic fracture is rising in all countries and, if the current trends continue, then the prevalence of hip fractures will double over the next 20 years. Awareness of osteoporosis has coincided with the realization that osteoporosis can be prevented in part, not only with hormone replacement,but also with other interventions which prevent or delay the rate of bone loss. Much attention has focused on prevention and the use of physical and biochemical techniques which can assess the risk of osteoporotic fracture. Techniques for measuring bone mineral density have been widely accepted for the diagnosis and management of osteoporosis. These techniques are clinically feasible, and their fracture prediction capability has been proven in numerous studies. However, it has been demonstrated that bone strength and fracture risk are affected not only by the density of bone but also by other skeletal features including bone composition and microarchitecture. Theoretically, QUS(Quantitative Ultrasound) may reflect not only bone mass but also bone structure. In this study, we have examined the relationship between SI(Stiffness Index), SOS(The speed of sound), BUA(Broadband ultrasound attenuation) measured in the os calcis by QUS and BMD(Bone mineral density) measured in lumbar spine and femur neck by DEXA(Dual energy X-ray absorptiometry) in 18 marked osteoporotic patient. All QUS parameters poorly correlated with BMD measured in lumbar spine(SI; C.C.=0.2795, SOS; C.C.=0.0355, BUA; C.C. 0.3110) and in femur neck(SI; C.C.=0.2239, SOS; C.C.=0.0742, BUA; C.C. 0.3130) in contrast to good correlation in normal and mild osteoporotic women. Considering the report that at 2 standard deviations below the normal mean QUS has the maximum accuracy, these findings may imply tbat QUS reflect the disruption of the intrinsic trabecular architecture, the integrity of which
가자, 오배자, 계피 추출물을 이용한 화장품 제형에서의 방부효과
조은미 ( Eun Mi Cho ),배준태 ( Jun Tae Bae ),표형배 ( Hyeong Bae Pyo ),이근수 ( Geun Su Lee ) 대한화장품학회 2008 대한화장품학회지 Vol.34 No.4
This study was carried to investigate the efficiency of antimicrobial plant extracts as natural preservative in the cosmetic formulations. Ethanol extracts of different plants were tested using the disc diffusion (paper disc) method and the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) method for their antimicrobial activity against the common poultry pathogens. Terminalia chebula and Rhus japonica (gallut) extracts exhibited antibacterial activity against Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Escherichia coli. Cinnmomum cassia extract exhibited antifungal activity against Candida albicans and Aspergillus niger while the remaining plant extracts showed no activity. A study of the preservative efficacy of the cosmetic formular containing the T. chebula, R. japonica and C. cassia extracts demonstrated sufficient preservative efficacy against bacteria and eukaryotic test microbes. Also, the cosmetic formulations containing antimicrobial plant extracts more effectively inhibited the microoranisms than the mixture of traditional chemical preservatives. These results suggest that the mixture of antimicrobial plant extracts, T. chebula, R. japonica and C. cassia is incorporated as preservative in the cosmetic formulation and the mixture have considerable effect on its efficacy.
張赫宙作·日本語版「春香伝」上演(1938年)からみる植民地の文化越境 : 座談会 「朝鮮文化の将来」 をめぐって
조은미 ( Eun-mi Cho ) 국민대학교 일본학연구소 2020 일본공간 Vol.28 No.-
In this paper focuses attention on the Ch’un-Hyang Jeon that Shinkyo, a theater company, staged as a consequence of the cooperating movement by the figures related to theatrical plays in colonial Korea and imperial Japan, and discusses the possibility of encouraging the cultural interaction, crossing the cultural border and then creating a cooperative culture in imperial Japan. Firstly, In this paper surveys the activities of Chang Hyokchu and Murayama Tomoyoshi, the central figures of the movement, around the time Ch’un-Hyang Jeon was played in, and looks at what the play signified to them and what was the relationship. After that, The Future of Korean Culture, the discussion meeting which was held after the Ch’un-Hyang Jeon was staged and which was cause of Chang Hyokchu’s leaving Korean literary circles, in order to discuss the cultural interaction in imperial Japan. In this paper Finally, concludes through these examinations that the translation of Ch’un-Hyang Jeon into Japanese by Chang Hyokchu was an attempt to reject unilateral assimilation into Japan, trying to include Korea in her as a part of the land, and create cultural interaction by transplanting Korean culture to her under the colonial rule restricting his activities.