1963 |
Hayek |
Collective ownership and control on the means of
production to achieve collectivist direction. |
1984 |
Durkheim |
Societies have demonstrated their survival through
collectivist behavior. |
1985 |
Westen |
Societies were quite egalitarian having minimal social
differentiation and division of labor, and they almost lack conceptions
of separate and unified selfhood. |
1979 |
Lyotard |
Changes and innovations must inspire hope and lead to
belief in unified totality, a unicity. Inventions are used to legitimate
knowledge and to validate the social bond. |
1991 |
Gomez-Mejia & Wellbourne |
Collectivist economies have longer
average period of employment. |
1995 |
Hurley |
Collectivism encourages cooperation and
innovation. |
1997 |
Knack & Keefer |
Sharing responsibilities and privileges and
group decision-making. |
2001 |
Ball |
Groups in collectivist societies can perform beneficial
functions to the state. |
2001 |
Zack & Knack |
Collectivist societies can save and invest a
greater part of their income. |
2015 |
Maziarz |
Collectivist orientation fosters economic
growth. |