Chapter 2 Cultural Characteristics from Public Management Reforms Worldwide
- 23 August 2007
- book chapter
- Published by Emerald
Abstract
From an anthropological point of view there are four fundamental ways of living on earth, which can be related to “four basic cultural types: hunting and gathering, herding livestock, village farming, and modern civilization (…). Culture can be defined as the relationship of a society to the primordial nature or law of the earth” (Lawlor, 1991, p. 142).Keywords
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