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Making use of the information from the World Value Survey (WVS), andoperationalizing a definition of national culture that encompasses both therelevance of specific cultural traits and the interdependence among them, thispaper proposes a methodology to reveal the latent structure of national cultureand to measure cultural distance between countries that takes into account boththe difference in cultural traits and the difference in the network structureof national cultures. Exploiting the possibilities offered by copula graphicalmodels for discrete data, this paper infers the cultural networks of all thecountries included in the WVS (Wave 6) and proposes a novel unifying frameworkto measure national culture and international cultural distances. The Jeffreys'divergence between copula graphical models, taken as the measure of culturaldistance between countries, captures the orthogonality of the two components ofcultural distance: the one based on cultural traits and the one based on thenetwork structure among them. Moreover, the two components are shown tocorrelate with different national and structural characteristics of culturalnetworks, thus encompassing the different informational sets related tonational cultures.

Cultures as networks of cultural traits: A unifying framework for measuring culture and cultural distances