An Examination of Recent Hypotheses About Institutional Inbreeding
An Examination of Recent Hypotheses About Institutional Inbreeding
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Institutional inbreeding has traditionally been viewed as a manifestation of academic particularism and parochialism. More recently, McGee and Berelson have hypothesized that, under certain circumstances, inbreeding may reflect patterns of recruitment and may aid a department's efforts to secure the services of noninbred scholars. This paper examin...
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An Examination of Recent Hypotheses About Institutional Inbreeding
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0002-9602
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1537-5390
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10.1086/225470
