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creativity, (Continued), 91n1, 91n4, 91n7, 103, 106, 115, 118, 127–128, 129–135, 137, 141–145, 159–164 |
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creativity factor analysis |
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conduct of, 110–113 |
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discussion of results, 151–153 |
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creativity variable |
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cultural diversity. See ethnolinguistic diversity |
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decentralization, 11 |
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democracy |
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and diversity, 15 |
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democratic pluralism |
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and diversity, 15 |
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measurement on country level |
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proponents of, 12–13 |
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theory of, 13–16 |
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dependent variables |
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innovation (I), 129 |
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measurement of, 6 |
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openness(O), 134–137 |
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traditional creativity (T_C), 129 |
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developing states. See developing countries |
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dictatorship |
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and diversity, 17–18 |
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disagreement over public goods and policies, 10 |
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diversity. See ethnolinguistic diversity |
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diversity factor analysis |
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conduct of, 120–121 |
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discussion of results, 127–128 |
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Old Minorities Diversity Scale, 120–122 |
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The Immigration Diversity Scale, 120–122 |
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diversity variable |
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measurement on country level, 102–107 |
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regression results, 129–130, 133, 135–136, 138–139, 142, 148n29, 155, 157 |
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diversity-creativity link |
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empirical support of, 35 |
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diversity-entrepreneurship link |
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empirical support of, 43 |
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higher entrepreneurial propensity among immigrants, 49 |
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diversity-innovation link |
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diversity–openness to change link |
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empirical support of, 39–43 |
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dominance, ethnic |
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impact on economic growth, 37 |
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downsizing strategy and diversity |
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Dwyer, Sean, 36 |


