Peasant Fatalism and Socio-economic Innovation
Human OrganizationPublished 1 December 1966
Arthur H. Niehoff, Jamie E. Anderson
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Abstract
Of the several types of negativism encountered among non-Western peoples, one of the most frequent and significant is fatalism. A number of social scientists have described fatalism as a barrier to change in peasant societies.
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Agricultural and Biological SciencesBusiness, Management and Accounting