World Values Paper Series: World Values Research
World Values Research (WVR), registered as ISSN 2000-2777, is the official online paper series of the World Values Survey Association. The series is edited by the Executive Committee of the Association. WVR publishes research papers of high scientific standards based on evidence from World Values Surveys data. Papers in WVR follow good academic practice and abide to ethical norms in line with the mission of the World Values Survey Association. Publication of submitted papers is pending on an internal review by the Executive Committee of the World Values Survey Association. WVR papers present original research based on data from the World Values Surveys, providing new evidence and novel insights of theoretical relevance to the theme of human values.
A list of WVR papers published so far, all downloadable:
- Abdollahian, Mark; Travis, Coan; Oh, Hana; Yesilada, Birol (2008), "Dynamics of Cultural Change: The Human Development Perspective", World Values Research 1 (4): 94–119.
- Alexander, Amy C; Inglehart, Ronald; Welzel, Christian (2011), "Measuring Effective Democracy: A Defense", World Values Research 4 (1): 1–39.
- Alexander, Amy C; Welzel, Christian (2011), "Islam and Patriarchy: How Robust is Muslim Support for Patriarchal Values?", World Values Research 4 (2): 40–70.
- Delhey, Jan (2009), "From Materialist to Postmaterialist Happiness?", World Values Research 2 (2): 31–55.
- Diez-Nicolas, Juan (2009), "Two Contradictory Hypotheses on Globalization: Societal Convergence or Civilizational Differentiation?", World Values Research 2 (4): 78105}}.
- Diez-Nicolas, Juan (2010), "Cultural Differences on Values about Conflict, War, and Peace", World Values Research 3 (1): 1–20.
- Held, Maximilian; Mueller, Jan; Deutsch, Franziska; Grzechnik, Ewa; Welzel, Christian (2009), "Value Structures and Dimensions: Evidence from the German WVS", World Values Research 2 (3): 56–77.
- Li, Liman Man Wai; Bond, Michael H (2010a), "Analyzing National Change in Citizen Secularism Across Four Time Periods in the World Values Surveys", World Values Research 3 (2): 0–13.
- Li, Liman Man Wai; Bond, Michael H (2010b), "Does Individual Secularism Promote Life Satisfaction? The Moderating Role of Societal Development", World Values Research 3 (3): 14–28.
- Moaddel, Mansoor (2008), "Religious Regimes and Prospects for Liberal Politics: Futures of Iran, Iraq, and Saudi-Arabia", World Values Research 1 (2): 36–58.
- Mueller, Tim (2009), "Religiosity and Attitudes towards the Involvement of Religious Leaders in Politics", World Values Research 2 (1): 1–30.
- Welzel, Christian; Alexander, Amy (2008), "Measuring Effective Democracy: The Human Empowerment Approach", World Values Research 1 (1): 1–35.
- Welzel, Christian; Klingemann, Hans-Dieter (2008), "Evidencing and Explaining Democratic Congruence: The Perspective of Substantive Democracy", World Values Research 1 (3): 59–93.
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