American Economic AreaAmerican Economic Area of the Western Civilization (Master, Doctorate)The module “American Economic area of the Western Civilization” consists of seven parts:
The main objective of the module is to define the characteristics of the American Economic Area of the Western Civilization and its three sub-areas:
The module “American Economic Area (Western Civilization)” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School: Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade, Religions & Business. Doctorate: Ethics, Religions & Business, Foreign Trade. Course: Christianity & Business. Languages: Subjects of the module “American Economic Area.” 1- Introduction to the American Economic Area of the Western Civilization
2- Christianity in America. Christianity in America.
3- Main economic institutions in America. 4- The three Economic areas of the Western Civilization in America. 5- Christian Businessman.
(*) Agnostics but belonging to this civilization. 6- American Spiritual leaders. Map of the economic integration in America of the Western Civilization. American Economic Area of the Western Civilization. Within the American Economic Area of the Western Civilization from historical, cultural, and economic integration point of view, we can identify three areas.
Today Christianity is the main religion of the American continent, but in the pre-Columbian Era, there were several Native American religions, many of which have survived. The presence of these religions is evident in countries like Guatemala, Bolivia, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, and Brazil. Approximately, the Native American population is 50 million people. Finally, it should be noted the influence on many American Countries of the African Diaspora (200 million of Afro-American descendants of the 30 million Africans were stolen from Africa and transported as slaves to America). The Afro-Americans belongs to the Christian Civilization (America) but may also belongs to the African Civilization (included in the African Union vision of a United Africa). (c) EENI Global Business School (1995-2023) |