EUI Working Paper: SPS, Issues 96-98European University Institute, 1996 - Europe |
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... urbanisation , as this is the most important source of socialisation in modern societies . This should be especially pertinent in the former socialist countries , where formal schooling gained exclusive importance . We further assume ...
... urbanisation , as this is the most important source of socialisation in modern societies . This should be especially pertinent in the former socialist countries , where formal schooling gained exclusive importance . We further assume ...
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... urbanisation would be also quite important , as opposed to the Latin countries , where such differences are much smaller . Hypothesis 2. We also assume that the relative importance of age will be greater than that of gender . However ...
... urbanisation would be also quite important , as opposed to the Latin countries , where such differences are much smaller . Hypothesis 2. We also assume that the relative importance of age will be greater than that of gender . However ...
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... urbanisation proved to be more important than education . The low importance of urbanisation in Britain is also not surprising , while its high importance for Latvia may be due to the special demographic composition of the country ...
... urbanisation proved to be more important than education . The low importance of urbanisation in Britain is also not surprising , while its high importance for Latvia may be due to the special demographic composition of the country ...
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24 European Countries Arpád SZAKOLCZAI Author Title axial age axial belief system axial moments background variables Béla Hamvas Belarus better educated Catholic countries cheerful Christian CL1 CL2 CL3 CL2 CL3 CL4 CL7 CL8 CL9 cluster analysis collapse Czechoslovakia democracy differences East Europe East European countries Enlightenment rationality especially estimates EUI Working Papers European Community European University Institute factor loading former Soviet Union Foucault France gender effect Giandomenico MAJONE hedonism hedonist Hungarian data Hungary Hypothesis ideological social democrat important individual instrumental values intellectual Italy Latvia Lithuania loving Milton Rokeach modernisation background national security norms obedient path coefficients pattern peace perspective Poland Policy polite post-communist post-Enlightenment Protestant countries religiosity responsible Rokeach test sample social democratic type social democratic values social recognition socialist petty bourgeois study of values Sweden Table terminal values theoretical traditional-disciplinary type CL2 urbanisation Value Factor value preferences value system value type CL7 West Germany World Value Survey