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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230273917 teacher, a research physicist, and Head of a Department in a College of Advanced Technology. I presume that those who have organized this Conference and who so kindly invited me to present this paper must have wanted such a view, for otherwise they should have invited a comparative educationist ins

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Introductoryited States, Western Europe, and the Socialist countries of Eastern Europe; the paper by Professor Sumiya which presents the special case of Japan, tracing its technological development during the post-war years to the present; and Professor Hoselitz’s discussion of the influence of cultural and soc

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The Influence of Cultural Factors on Technological Change in Developing Economies history were characterized by faster and others by slower rates of change so that a few of these latter appear almost stationary in comparison with the former. But until the great upsurge in scientific and technical advancement in Western Europe in the sixteenth century, technological change was ne

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Introductoryoposed remedies; the next two papers discuss the contrasting situation in Europe where, in most countries, full employment and rapid technological change have gone hand in hand; the final paper is concerned with one of the consequences of advancing technology, increased leisure, and how it is likely