Culture Matters in Russia―and Everywhere: Backdrop for the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
by Jerome Kagan, James Fox, Ronald Inglehart, William Easterly, Geert Hofstede, Douglass North, Guido Tabellini, Lawrence Harrison, Evgeny Yasin, Oscar Árias Sánchez, Miguel Basáñez, Marita Carballo, Valery Chirkov, Oleg Chirkunov, Daniel Etounga-Manguelle, Mariano Grondona, Pervez Hoodbhoy, Josef Joffe, Irina Karatsuba, Rob Kleinbaum, Borris Knorre, Andrei Konchalovsky, Deepak Lal, Richard Lamm, Nadezhda Lebedeva, Vladimir Magun, Matteo Marini, Eric Maskin, Richard Nisbett, Rachel Okunubi, Fernando Reimers, Maksim Rudnev, Reese Schonfeld, Shalom Schwartz, Maria Snegovaya, Katherine Taylor, Natalya Tikhonova, Tu Weiming
Culture Matters in Russia—and Everywhere brings together interdisciplinary perspectives on the relationship between culture, institutions, and political life. Centering Russia and the Russia-Ukraine conflict while reaching beyond it, the collection provides context for examining how cultural values and social patterns influence international affairs and public developments.
About This Book
Culture Matters in Russia—and Everywhere explores the relationship between culture and public life through an interdisciplinary collection of perspectives.
With a focus on Russia and the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the book considers how cultural patterns can help frame political and social developments.
Contributors address culture from viewpoints associated with history, economics, psychology, sociology, political science, and related fields.
The volume offers a broad foundation for readers seeking to understand the role of cultural context in international affairs and institutional change.
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