Pub Date: November 14, 2014
Dewey: 306.09
LCCN: 2014034961
Lexile Code: 0000
Target Age Group: NA to NA
Physical Info: 1.00" H x 9.50" L x 6.30" W ( 1.70 lbs) 272 pages
BISAC Categories:
Social Science | Sociology | General | Anthropology | Cultural and Social | History | Philosophy | History and Surveys | Business and Economics | International | Political Science | Globalization | Cultural and Ethnic Studies
Description: Openness implies bottom-up empowerment and top-down transparency. The Paradox of Openness analyses the tensions encountered when openness is applied to the quest for democracy and markets, freedom and truth, compliance and transparency, and consensus and dissent in progressive Nordic societies.