Economic Globalization and the Diverse Development of National Cultures (Globalization Series III)

Author: Ke Zhou
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Economic Globalization and the Diversified Development of National Culture is an anthology of essays. Scholars from China, as well as those from the U.S., Germany, Japan, Australia, the Netherlands, Austria, and other countries, explore the relationship between traditional Chinese culture and economic globalization. The scholars agree that while traditional Chinese culture is not a panacea for modern civilization's ills, it can provide rich cultural resources that are beneficial to economic globalization. Some essays also discuss the impact of economic globalization on China's ethnic minorities, particularly the cultures of ethnic minorities in Yunnan. The essays contain many insightful observations, some of which are even truly brilliant and worth reading.