Cultural Premises and the Limits of Convergence in Modern Societies: An Examination of Some Aspects of Japanese Society

Diogenes 37 (147):125-147 (1989)
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Abstract

In this paper I shall attempt to analyze some comparative aspects of modern societies which bear on the problem of convergence of modern, especially industrial, societies and the closely related analytical problems of the relations between culture and social structure.

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