Book Description:
Modern developing multi-cultural countries claim their status as progressive democracies by promulgating policies of civic cohesion engendering ethnic equity within a national unity. However, what is promulgated through government mission statements, public speeches and the sentiments of national anthems might not successfully align with realities of citizen concern. This book introduces a Culturometric application for evaluating these claims to progressive democracy within multi-cultural developing countries.(Imprint: Novinka)

Table of Contents:
Preface pp. i-viii

Chapter 1: Culturometric Monitoring of Ethnic Equality and National Unity pp. 1-6

PART 1: NATIONAL UNITY AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY

Chapter 2: The Role of National Unity and Ethnic Equality in Democratic Nation Building pp. 7-12

Chapter 3: Culturometric reframing of Nominal Ethnic Labels as Ethnic Cultural Identity Components pp. 13-18

PART 2: MEASURING CULTURAL IDENTITY, NATIONAL UNITY AND ETHNIC EQUALITY

Chapter 4: Using Cultural Index Regulators – The Sample, Data, pp. 19-24

Chapter 5: Culturometric Reframing of Social Constructs as Cultural Identities pp. 25-28

Chapter 6: Rapid Appraisal of National Unity and Ethnic Equality pp. 29-36

PART 3: VALIDITY MEASURES OF RESULTS AND FINDINGS

Chapter 7: Sub-group Definitions, Veracity of Cultural Index Identity Measures and Optimised Public Object pp. 37-46

Chapter 8: Evaluations of National Unity and Ethnic Equality in Trinidad pp. 47-62

Chapter 9: Conclusions and Recommendations pp. 63-74

References

Index pp. 75-77