The indirect benefits of culture are accrued through the culturally-informed and effective implementations of the development goals. The SDGs enshrine a conceptual shift in thinking about development ...

Differential cognitive performance across cultural contexts has been a standard result in comparative research. Here we discuss how societal changes occurring when a small-scale traditional community ...

Leaders need to understand how transformation impacts business culture, as well as address the associated emotional and psychological challenges.

Secondly, culture should also be seen as a driver through the specific contributions that it can make – as knowledge capital and a sector of activity - to inclusive, social, cultural and economic ...

Russell started off his presentation by introducing examples of cultural changes throughout the past decades. The first incident he talked about was the influence of science development on the ...

The current sustainable development goals try to incorporate a huge number of issues and perspectives into a global agenda to change how we act. This is both its strongest point and its weakest point.

Culture change happens when people’s behaviors change substantially enough that they communicate something different than they did before.

For example, if you want to change the culture from formal to more relaxed, "stage" multiple events where top management sits down and casually chats with employees at every level, perhaps in the ...

What can development thinking contribute to heritage preservation, and particular, what approaches can be applied to ensure communities, including marginalised groups within them, have a say in what ...

Saudi Arabia’s Makkah is undergoing a major transformation in the preservation and development of its historical and cultural ...

On November 1, 2023, Prashant Bhadarwaj will succeed Marcel Fafchamps as Editor in Chief of Economic Development and Cultural Change (EDCC). Bhadarwaj is Professor of Economics and Vice Chair of ...

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