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Factory Girls: Women in the Thread Mills of Meiji Japan

by Tsurumi, E. Patricia
[2020]

“...Investigating the enormous contribution made by female textile workers to early industrialization in Meiji Japan, Patricia Tsurumi vividly documents not only...”

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Valuing Internal vs. External Knowledge: Explaining the Preference for Outsiders

by Menon, Tanya Pfeffer, Jeffrey Published in Management science (01.04.2003)

“...This paper compares how managers value knowledge from internal and external sources. Although many theories account for favoritism toward insiders, we find...”

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Non-work-related rejection of temporary members

by Kristensen, Anette Kaagaard Kristensen, Martin Lund Published in International journal of organizational analysis (2005) (29.06.2020)

“...Purpose This paper aims to highlight the social dynamics associated with the interaction between temporary and permanent organizational members in...”

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With Malice Toward None and Charity for Some: Ingroup Favoritism Enables Discrimination

by Greenwald, Anthony G Pettigrew, Thomas F
edited by Anderson, Norman B
Published in The American psychologist (01.10.2014)

“...Dramatic forms of discrimination, such as lynching, property destruction, and hate crimes, are widely understood to be consequences of prejudicial hostility...”

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Political Conservatives’ Affinity for Obedience to Authority Is Loyal, Not Blind

by Frimer, Jeremy A Gaucher, Danielle Schaefer, Nicola K Published in Personality & social psychology bulletin (01.09.2014)

“...Liberals and conservatives disagree about obeying authorities, with conservatives holding the more positive views. We suggest that reactions to conservative...”

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Preferences and beliefs in ingroup favoritism

by Everett, Jim A C Faber, Nadira S Crockett, Molly Published in Frontiers in behavioral neuroscience (2015-00-00)

“...Ingroup favoritism-the tendency to favor members of one's own group over those in other groups-is well documented, but the mechanisms driving this behavior are...”

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Climato-economic origins of variation in ingroup favoritism

by Van de Vliert, Evert Published in Journal of cross-cultural psychology (01.04.2011)

“...Reflecting coping with threats to survival, national cultures differ in baseline levels of ingroup favoritism. These national baselines are mapped and...”

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Preschoolers prefer in‐group to out‐group members, but equally condemn their immoral acts

by Schuhmacher, Nils Kärtner, Joscha Published in Social development (Oxford, England) (01.11.2019)

“...Previous research has shown that young children robustly display in‐group favoritism; that is, they favor in‐group over out‐group members. Moreover,...”

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Politicians’ hometown favoritism and corporate investments: The role of social identity

by Guo, Ping Shi, Guifeng Tian, Gary Gang Duan, Siqi Published in Journal of banking & finance (01.04.2021)

“...•Firms registered in governors’ hometowns may have more investment expenditures.•Governances’ social identity affects corporate investment.•Chinese-listed firm...”

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Ethnic favoritism: an axiom of politics?

by De Luca, Giacomo Hodler, Roland Raschky, Paul A Valsecchi, Michele
21.12.2020

“...We study ethnic favoritism in a global sample and rely on nighttime light intensity to capture a broad range of preferential policies targeted towards the...”

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Social pressure in the stadiums: Do agents change behavior without crowd support?

by Scoppa, Vincenzo Published in Journal of economic psychology (01.01.2021)

“...Social pressure may have relevant consequences in many contexts but it is hard to evaluate it empirically. In this paper we exploit a natural experiment in...”

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In‐group relevance facilitates learning across existing and new associations

by Moradi, Zahra Zargol Sui, Jie Hewstone, Miles Humphreys, Glyn William Published in European journal of social psychology (01.10.2017)

“...Studies have shown that attention prioritizes stimuli associated with the in‐group. However, the extent to which this so‐called in‐group favoritism is driven...”

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Implications for the self determine benevolence and self-protection in intergroup relations

by Malloy, Thomas E Kinney, Lorin Published in Self and identity (04.03.2017)

“...People often favor groups they belong to over those beyond the in-group boundary. Yet, in-group favoritism does not always occur, and people will sometimes...”

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Allocating under the influence:Effects of alcohol intoxication and social identification on in-group favoritism

by Zhou, Jin Heim, Derek Monk, Rebecca Levy, Andy Pollard, Paul
01.06.2018

“...The "social lubrication" function of alcohol during interpersonal interactions is well documented. However, less is known about the effects of alcohol...”

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Cooperation in Ethnically Diverse Neighborhoods: A Lost-Letter Experiment

by Ruud Koopmans Susanne Veit Published in Political psychology (01.06.2014)

“...Several studies suggest a negative impact of ethnic diversity on cooperation, but most of them rely on attitudinal and other indirect measurements of...”

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Individuating information influences partisan judgments

by Price‐Blackshear, Mollie A Sheldon, Kennon M Corcoran, Michael J Bettencourt, B. Ann Published in Journal of applied social psychology (01.07.2019)

“...Three studies examined whether Democrats and Republicans expressed favoritism toward an ingroup political candidate, even when the candidates were presented as...”

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Was Adam Smith Right About Religious Competition?

by Boettke, Peter J Hall, Joshua C Sheehan, Kathleen M Published in The Forum for social economics (01.10.2020)

“...Adam Smith famously argued that increased competition in religion would result in more religious tolerance and that the benefits of competition in the...”

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An Empirical Test of the Competing Cofnas and MacDonald Hypotheses on Religious and Political Orientation

by Curtis S. Dunkel Published in Mankind quarterly (01.01.2020)

“...The purpose of this brief research note is to test competing explanations for differences in political orientation between Jews and Christians. MacDonald’s...”

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