1st Edition
Technology, Culture, and Public Policy Critical Lessons from Finland
1. Suomi: The Making of a Culture
2. The State, Parliamentarianism, and Public Policy
3. Technology and Development: Public-Private Partnership
4. Economic Growth, Research, and Innovation Quality
5. Finnish Lessons: Nurturing Education
6. Health and Social Policy: Nordic Welfarism
7. Technopolitan Society: Enduring Value Change
8. Evolving Social Structure: Resiliency and Change
9. Of Black Swans and the Human Condition: The Committee for the Future
10. Finlandia: ‘Our Land’ and a Postscript
Biography
Kalu N. Kalu is Distinguished Research Professor of Political Science & National Security Policy at Auburn University Montgomery, USA and Docent Professor at the University of Tampere, Finland.
"Dr. Kalu N. Kalu gives an elegant explanation on how Finland transformed itself from an agricultural society to one of the world's most inventive countries in just a century. Education, equal rights and willingness to re-invent itself are in the heart of this story. It is relevant even now at the age of big changes." –Jouni Mölsä, Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland, Finland
