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The role of ambiguous valence, origin, and activation in behavioral and eye-tracking measurements during N-back task. [PDF]
Sci RepWielgopolan A, Wcześniak R, Imbir KK.
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Algorithmic management in the global gig economy: an interdisciplinary systematic literature review and critical discourse analysis. [PDF]
Front SociolChigbu BI.
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Power degree zero: Montesquieu, Tocqueville, despotism [PDF]
Journal of Political Power, 2022 This paper considers the applicability and history of the concept of despotism as a critical model of political power. In spite of its 'Orientalist' pedigree, critical perusal of the work of Montesquieu (and, secondarily, Tocqueville) reveals that the ...
Thomas Osborne
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An evolutionary model explaining the Neolithic transition from egalitarianism to leadership and despotism [PDF]
Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 2014 The Neolithic was marked by a transition from small and relatively egalitarian groups, to much larger groups with increased stratification. But the dynamics of thisremain poorly understood.
Laurent Lehmann, Simon T Powers
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The Population Ecology of Despotism [PDF]
Human Nature, 2014 Since despotism is a common evolutionary development in human history, we seek to understand the conditions under which it can originate, persist, and affect population trajectories.
Bruce Winterhalder, Adrian Viliami Bell
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2023
Abstract This chapter deals with platform ‘despotism’. Certain platforms can indeed usefully be analogized to (quasi-)autocratic states whose benevolence is not a given. Can antitrust rationalize the ‘competition problem’ when such autocratic platforms take a despotic turn? This chapter argues that the answer is a qualified yes.
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Abstract This chapter deals with platform ‘despotism’. Certain platforms can indeed usefully be analogized to (quasi-)autocratic states whose benevolence is not a given. Can antitrust rationalize the ‘competition problem’ when such autocratic platforms take a despotic turn? This chapter argues that the answer is a qualified yes.
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Abstract How should we understand the relationship between Roman slavery and Roman literature? This essay elucidates an account of the work of mastery—“despotics”—articulated in ancient Greek and Roman sources and argues that these concerns impinge on the work of literary production and consumption in the Roman world especially.
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1972
The people of Pakistan awoke to greet the dawn of freedom only to be confronted with the thick black clouds of communal fury, wholesale extermination of the Muslims in East Punjab, and social disruption and economic destitution of many millions of men, women and children.
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The people of Pakistan awoke to greet the dawn of freedom only to be confronted with the thick black clouds of communal fury, wholesale extermination of the Muslims in East Punjab, and social disruption and economic destitution of many millions of men, women and children.
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