On the Nation-Specific Features of Modernization in Russia
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Author/contributor
- Yadov, Vladimir (Author)
Title
On the Nation-Specific Features of Modernization in Russia
Abstract
The article offers information on the features that contribute to the modernization in Russia. It discusses various value structure theories from various persons. It says that from the analysis of world survey statistics, Yevgeny Yasin concluded that Russians are more conservative compared to other western countries. Details regarding the mentality of Russian people are discussed including Russians' high score on cycloid scale and their tendency to fulfill their task at the last moment. Moreover, it says that Russia's activist theories, Karl Polanyi and Douglas North's path dependence theory, and the global world system theory as a new phase to human civilization's history are important features to the country's modernization.
Publication
Social Sciences
Volume
42
Issue
1
Pages
129-138
Date
January 2011
Journal Abbr
Social Sciences
Language
English
ISSN
01345486
Library Catalog
EBSCOhost
Citation
Yadov, Vladimir. 2011. “On the Nation-Specific Features of Modernization in Russia.” Social Sciences 42 (1): 129–38.
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Publication year
Keywords
- economic development
- modernization (social science)
- modernization theory
- nation-state
- national interest
- Russia
- Russia - social conditions
- social development theory
- YASIN, Yevgeny
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