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Rethinking Culture and Development,ative impacts of globalization or expose them further to these impacts? These are the concerns addressed in this chapter and the subsequent chapters of this volume, with specific focus on the accelerating pace of globalization and our concern to protect and enhance the human dignity of all who are affected by it.

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,The “Ramlila Project”,wer of the local-global dichotomy that they also resist it. The second identity is that of the activist-reformers, for whom the challenge is to develop a strategy and an image that can go beyond the perilous tradition-modernity dichotomy that neither reflects reality nor constructs a positive future for anyone by positing such a simple conflict.

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Rethinking Culture and Development,s erode the cultural foundations that provide people with the sense of belonging and distinctiveness that protects their pride, self-worth, and general coping skills? Under what circumstances can development and globalization serve the positive function of weakening those cultural practices and beli

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,“Old Times There Are Not Forgotten”,writer’s apartment in New York. “I wish I was in Dixie” became almost overnight a national sensation, its protagonist, an ex-slave, by turns extolling and eulogizing the virtues of the Old South. Lincoln sang it on the campaign trail but so too did Jefferson Davis at his inauguration as president of

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