This collection of essays addresses a difficult question: Are some cultures better than others at creating freedom, prosperity, and justice? Although ICulture Matters/I offers varying responses to this politically incorrect question, its editors, Lawrence E. Harrison and Samuel P. Huntington, as well as the bulk of its contributors, answer in some form of the affirmative. In an introduction, Harrison (author of IUnderdevelopment Is a State of Mind/I) writes in the third person of the movement he helps lead: They are the intellectual heirs of Alexis de Tocqueville, who concluded th
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