With a younger co-author, this political scientist used cross-country data to argue, inter alia, that Hindus favor gender equality more than Buddhists in the book Rising Tide. This scholar’s breakthrough book asserted that Western citizens shifted in the 1960s and 70s from physical to “postmaterialist” priorities. This scholar refined his “Evolutionary Modernization Theory” using waves of longitudinal data in books co-written with Pippa Norris. This political scientist’s The Silent Revolution identified (*) intergenerational shifts that he later measured as founder of the World Values Survey. This political scientist is the first namesake of a scatterplot that plots (10[1])a country’s secularism against its self-expression. For 10 points, (-5[1])what late Michigan political scientist names a “cultural map of the world” with Christian Welzel? ■END■ (0[11])