… Among the different potential uses of random selection in contemporary politics, this article
focuses on four commonly proposed models. The first and most discussed one consists of …

… we have defined politics as the use of power to make common decisions for a group of people…
—it is best if we conduct political analysis eclectically, rather than straitjacketing ourselves …

… scientists have argued that students of formal organizations have neglected the major … an
inadequate analysis of the specific influences of the political environment upon organizations, …

… analytical value of the (subjective) social groups we intend to measure. This is obvious when
it comes to education, territorial residence and sex, but it also holds for both the vertical and …

… For this analysis, we conducted a random effects meta-analysis on the standardized mean
differences between ideological extremes across the four studies. As shown in Figure 10, we …

… Their aim is to provide an analytical basis for an ‘empirical’ access to socio-… analysis of
large sets of text data) that stands alongside established ‘positivist’ frameworks for the analysis of …

… Finally, we propose that (5) in intergroup conflict, out-group attack needs institutional … Section
4 considers games of attack and defense between groups of people. We argue that groups …

… to function economically, socially and politically (Vale Citation2014). Multiple understandings
may result in organizations cherry picking specific aspects and leaving other unaddressed, …

We introduce the revised version of the KOF Globalisation Index, a composite index
measuring globalization for every country in the world along the economic, social and political …

… of particular groups, and this analysis can become critical. Furthermore, the analysis can be
… identities – and the groups to which they do or do not belong – and this analysis too can be …