Handbook of Culture and Economic Behavior, Volume One, the latest release in this series, highlights new advances in the field, with this new volume presenting interesting chapters on a variety of interesting topics such as Understanding the Cultural Foundation of Psychology, Ethnographic Records, Folklore, and AI, On the Measurement of Social Heterogeneity, The Global Variation in Economic Preferences, The Nature of Culture, Do liberal institutions sustain the liberal culture they require? Endogenous social preferences and why they matter, Identity Economics and the Economics of Culture, Economic Models of Cultural Transmission, Models of Norms, Markets and Religious Institutions, and Parenting Styles.
1. Introduction to the series - p. v 2. Contributors - p. xv 3. Preface - p. xvii 4. Part I: Measuring and quantifying cultural heterogeneity - p. P1 5. Chapter 1: Understanding the cultural foundation of psychology - p. 3 6. Chapter 2: Ethnographic records, folklore, and AI - p. 55 7. Chapter 3: On the measurement of social heterogeneity - p. 111 8. Chapter 4: The global variation in risk and time preferences - p. 179 9. Part II: Theories of culture - p. P2 10. Chapter 5: The nature of culture - p. 231 11. Chapter 6: Do liberal-democratic institutions sustain the values they require? Endogenous social preferences and why they matter - p. 265 12. Chapter 7: Identity economics and the economics of culture - p. 325 13. Chapter 8: Biological foundations of economic behavior - p. 359 14. Chapter 9: Economic models of cultural transmission - p. 421 15. Chapter 10: Modeling social institutions - p. 487 16. Chapter 11: A stairway to success: how parenting shapes culture and social stratification - p. 535
Handbook of Culture and Economic Behavior, Volume One, the latest release in this series, highlights new advances in the field, with this new volume presenting interesting chapters on a variety of interesting topics such as Understanding the Cultural Foundation of Psychology, Ethnographic Records, Folklore, and AI, On the Measurement of Social Heterogeneity, The Global Variation in Economic Preferences, The Nature of Culture, Do liberal institutions sustain the liberal culture they require? Endogenous social preferences and why they matter, Identity Economics and the Economics of Culture, Economic Models of Cultural Transmission, Models of Norms, Markets and Religious Institutions, and Parenting Styles.
1. Introduction to the series - p. v 2. Contributors - p. xv 3. Preface - p. xvii 4. Part I: Measuring and quantifying cultural heterogeneity - p. P1 5. Chapter 1: Understanding the cultural foundation of psychology - p. 3 6. Chapter 2: Ethnographic records, folklore, and AI - p. 55 7. Chapter 3: On the measurement of social heterogeneity - p. 111 8. Chapter 4: The global variation in risk and time preferences - p. 179 9. Part II: Theories of culture - p. P2 10. Chapter 5: The nature of culture - p. 231 11. Chapter 6: Do liberal-democratic institutions sustain the values they require? Endogenous social preferences and why they matter - p. 265 12. Chapter 7: Identity economics and the economics of culture - p. 325 13. Chapter 8: Biological foundations of economic behavior - p. 359 14. Chapter 9: Economic models of cultural transmission - p. 421 15. Chapter 10: Modeling social institutions - p. 487 16. Chapter 11: A stairway to success: how parenting shapes culture and social stratification - p. 535
