Chapter 2. Indigenous Views of the Writings of Behavioral/Social Scientists: Toward Increased Cross-Cultural Understanding

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1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Acknowledgments IX
4. General Introduction 1
5. PART I. TRANSNATIONAL INTERACTIONS IN SCIENCE
6. EDITORIAL NOTE 29
7. Chapter 1. Linkages between the Scientific Communities of Less Developed and Developed Nations: A Case Study of the Philippines 33
8. Chapter 2. Indigenous Views of the Writings of Behavioral/Social Scientists: Toward Increased Cross-Cultural Understanding 63
9. Chapter 3. The Diplomacy of Cross-National Collaborative Research 85
10. Chapter 4. Indigenization and Transnational Cooperation in the Social Sciences 103
11. PART 2. THE CULTURAL IMPACT OF TRANSNATIONAL ACTORS
12. EDITORIAL NOTE 121
13. Chapter 5. The Impact of Cities on International Systems 123
14. Chapter 6. The Impact of Transnational Corporations on Educational Processes and Cultural Change: An African Perspective 155
15. PART 3. GROUND RULES FOR DEVELOPMENTAL ASSISTANCE
16. EDITORIAL NOTE 175
17. Chapter 7. Notes on the Ethics of Developmental Assistance 177
18. Chapter 8. Experts and Counterparts in Technical Assistance 207
19. PART 4 RETHINKING TRANSNATIONAL CULTURAL INTERACTIONS
20. EDITORIAL NOTE 227
21. Chapter 9. Cultural Diversity: Implications for Modernization and International Education 231
22. Chapter 10. Western Values and the Case for Third World Cultural Disengagement 257
23. Chapter 11. International Transactions and Conflict: Polarities or Complements? 283
24. Index 293
25. About the Contributors 299