World Modernization: The Limits of Convergence

achieved administrative Alex Inkeles American argued authority become behavior beliefs capital century Chapter Charles Tilly Chicago cited in note colonial common contemporary coordination costs course cultural Daniel Bell degree dependency theory developing countries differences differentiation distribution Economic Development economic rationalization Émile Durkheim essentially ethnic fertility formal forms functions goals growth highly rationalized societies historical human Ibid ideological increasing individual industrial Inkeles instrumental interdependence Kingsley Davis kinship labor limits literacy machines Marxist Max Weber mechanical modernization Moore mortality non-rational occupational organizational Orlando Patterson perhaps planning political legitimacy poor countries population practical problems production rates regimes Reinhard Bendix religion religious represent Revolution Robert Nisbet rules S. N. Eisenstadt secularization sexual Simon Kuznets simply skills Social Change social structure social systems Sociology specialization survival technical theory tion tional traditional units University Press values Western Western world Wilbert workers York