US EditionIdeological Extremism and Polarization on a Global Scale
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According to a recent survey in Germany, more companies are planning a job reduction than new hirings. A mood of departure as a result of the change of government is missing. Does the motto "Everything remains as always", only worse? Black and red is certainly not expected to save. Heinz Steiner's comment on Germany has an enormous economic problem. Actually, it is a political problem that manifests itself on an economic level. Because the feder…
Ideological Extremism and Polarization on a Global Scale
In light of recent political events such the Brexit vote and the last elections in the USA, there is growing interest in the study of ideological extremism and polarization. Yet, an important limitation of this line of enquiry is that it has focused mainly on Western countries. Little is known about ideological extremism and polarization outside the West. My talk will discuss my recent research examining ideological extremism and polarization on…
Ideological discrimination in the workplace is a form of invisible but deeply rooted exclusion that threatens freedom of thought, equal opportunities and democratic pluralism. In a context of growing social polarization and public exposure through social networks, the political or philosophical convictions of people have in many cases become an informal criterion of selection, promotion or exclusion within the world of work.
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