Developing cultures : essays on cultural change
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Developing cultures : essays on cultural change
Routledge, c2006
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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- Introduction / Lawrence Harrison
- Child rearing
- Culture, values, and the family / Jerome Kagan
- Parenting practices and governance in Latin America: the case of Costa Rica / Luis Diego Herrera
- Education
- Cultural values and parenting education / Sharon Lynn Kagan and Amy Lowenstein
- Character education: restoring virtue to the mission of the schools / Thomas Lickona
- Civic education and the development of civic knowledge and attitudes / Richard Niemi and Steven Finkel
- Schooling open societies in Latin America / Fernando Reimers and Eleonora Villegas-Reimers
- Religion
- Evangelical expansion and 'progressive values' in the developing world / David Martin
- Anglo-Protestant culture / Samuel Huntington
- The development of the Jews / Jim Lederman
- Culture begins with cult: the surprising growth of the Catholic people / Michael Novak
- Re-imagining the Orthodox tradition: nurturing democratic values in Orthodox Christian civilization / Nikolas Gvosdev, with a response by Georges Prevelakis
- Market development, political change, and Chinese cultures / Robert Weller
- Buddhist economics in Asia / Christal Whelan
- Cultural change in Islamic civilization / Bassam Tibi
- Islam matters: culture and progress in the Muslim world / Robert Hefner
- Hinduism and modernity / Pratap Bhanu Mehta
- The media
- Journalism and values / Mariano Grondona and Carlos Alberto Montaner
- The global battle for cultural domination / Reese Schonfeld
- Leadership
- Public policy and culture / Richard Lamm
- Development projects
- Donor projects and culture change: the case of Costa Rica / James Fox
- Can social capital be constructed? Decentralization and social capital formation in Latin America / Mitchell Seligson