Cross-Cultural Criticism and Development Ethics

Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 24 (3):2-8 (2004)
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Development ethicists from one society may help understand and evaluate social change in another society. After examining several types of such cross-cultural assessments, the author argues that insider-outsider hybrids are the most promising cross-cultural dialogue partners.

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10.13021/g8pppq.242004.199

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