WebbThis renowned scholar now extends the reach of his theory to global history, while honing his concepts to dissect, for example, the emergence of right-wing populism and LGBTQ activism. This is Inglehart at his most ambitious and most astute. It is a powerful book.' Robert D. Putnam - Harvard University, Massachusetts Webb28 nov. 2006 · Moreover as younger, relatively Postmaterialist cohorts replaced older, relatively Materialist ones in the adult population, the predicted intergenerational value shift occurred: in 1970, Materialists were four times as numerous as Postmaterialists across the six nations, but by 2000, Postmaterialists outnumbered Materialists in all six countries …

Cultural Backlash - Cambridge Core

WebbAccording to Inglehart's interpretation of Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of human goals, while scarcity prevails, these materialistic goals will have priority over postmaterialist … WebbInglehart ist der Meinung, dass Materialisten eher konservativen Werten zuneigen, Postmaterialisten eher Werten der Selbstentfaltung. So stehen Materialisten zum … change fall guys name

Cultural Evolution - Cambridge Core

Webb‘Using the concept of existential security, Norris and Inglehart recast the debate on secularization. Their interdisciplinary approach successfully overcomes previous pitfalls … Webb67), he does propose a unilinear, monocausal theory of change. In this regard, he is following an old tradition in philosophical-historical thinking and sociological theorizing.3 Inglehart's theory is unilinear and monocausal because of two assumptions: 1. The main determinant of change, the level of technological and economic development, is a change fallacy