Topic: Geography and World Cultures / Geography and World Cultures (General)

 
National Cultures of the World
A Statistical Reference
Philip M. Parker
978-0-31303-355-1

This eBook may be purchased through the following distributors:

 
Philip M. Parker
ADD COPY 2009 ABC-CLIO

National Cultures of the World

A Statistical Reference

Philip M. Parker Philip M. Parker


February 1997

Greenwood

Series: Cross-Cultural Statistical Encyclopedia of the World

Cover
Pages
Volumes
Size
Hardcover
264
1
6 1/8x9 1/4
 
ISBN
eISBN
978-0-313-29770-0
978-0-313-03355-1
Print in Stock
$115.00

add to cart

Quantitative comparisons, including some 75,000 statistics, focus on over 230 nations and the impact each has upon such factors as world economic development, demographic behavior, and general business policies.

This work is an examination of borderless markets where national boundaries are no longer the only relevant criteria in making international marketing, economic planning, and business decisions. Understanding political and nonpolitical borders is especially important for products and industries that are culture bound and those that require local adaptation. National culture is one critical factor that affects economic development, demographic behavior, and general business policies around the world. Over 75,000 statistics are provided for over 230 national groups covering a number of social, economic, and business variables. A significant review of literature is also included.
Preface
National Cultures
An Introduction
Quantifying National Cultures: The Methodology
References: International Statistics
Comparing National Cultures
Problems with Cross-Cultural Studies
Physioeconomics
A Physioeconomic Framework
Economics Across Countries
Demography & Sociology Across Countries
Cultural Resources Across Countries
Mineral Resources Across Countries
Land Resources Across Countries
Marine Resources Across Countries
Climatic Resources Across Countries
Select Bibliography
Index of Countries
Index of Subjects
Reviews
Although the volumes are valuable as a set, each volume is also complete in itself... The set is very useful as a starting point for economists, social scientists, and those interested in cross-cultural studies. It is recommended for academic libraries.—Choice