A social science like economics is supposed to be free of partisan vitriol.

But surely the way a society cares for its sick and needy and elderly is sufficiently important to deserve serious and thoughtful argument based on what we really can see with our own eyes rather than on uninformed partisan prejudice.

A social science like economics is supposed to be free of partisan vitriol. Yet economists now routinely stoop to ad hominem attacks and inflammatory polemics.

European Discrimination on Trial

The Bailout Bias

SP ... These four things. Prospect theory, hyperbolic discounting, status quo bias, base rate bias. They're all well documented.

Of course, some bias is involved here.

But what about other kinds of bias?

Inexorably, racial prejudice creeps in.

There may be a deeper bias at work.

Moreover, the US is now experiencing a period of intense partisan polarization.

It has the most potential for bridging across biases and political barriers.

SEPPIR also established educational and cultural campaigns to combat prejudice and discrimination.

But this bias against educating girls starts even earlier.

There are enough instances of possible bias that the issue cannot be ignored.

Some traces of gender bias attitude still remain in school textbooks.

(a) To know the history of the ideas and prejudices by which population groups are influenced.

Ordinarily, partisan political gridlock in Washington would prevent any such sensible change.

Japan, however, cannot afford to waste time building a new apparatus to prevent party financing scandals.

First, he promised bipartisanship, but got heavily rebuffed.

Even in Washington, there is not much to be said for being partisan, unpopular, and wrong.

Anecdotal evidence of publication bias has existed for a long time.

States parties should strive firmly to ensure a lack of any racial or xenophobic prejudice on the part of judges, jury members and other judicial personnel.

This view clearly influences Republican office holders, who fear the partisan beast that mans their campaigns phone banks and holds the purse strings.

From 1973 until the 1978 coup, Amin was responsible for organising party work in the Afghan armed forces.

They could pat themselves on the back for their lack of racial prejudice.

China s critics argue that its claims to a peaceful rise are not credible, given the country s non democratic, one party system.

In cooperation with UNICEF, civil society and the Ministry of Education and Culture, the Women's Bureau had undertaken a study of sexism in the classroom and a final report would be issued in February which would include proposals to identify and eliminate sexist practices.

The bias could be implicit our worldview is shaped by what our friends in industry believe.

But the lack of study blinding does increase the risk of bias in these studies.

Bringing together young people from different backgrounds and from different countries helps combat negative prejudices and stereotypes.

The Role of International Organs Controlling Human Rights in the Field of International Cooperation, in Albin Eser Otto Lagodny (eds.), Principles and Procedures for a New Transnational Criminal Law, Documentation of an International Workshop 1991, Freiburg i. Br.

Many of the global and regional assessments are therefore at risk of non response bias.

In the new democracies of the postcommunist world, such two party systems never came into being.

On the contrary, the partisan struggle can play to the parties extremes.

This bias is mitigated in advanced economies by various flexible financing tools offered by large banks.

Prejudice must make way for empathy, and alienation for respect.

China, like France in the past, objects to the perceived Anglo American bias of Doing Business.

The degree to which the observer tolerates false alarms to achieve a higher rate of detection is termed the bias.

This bias is an artifact of an aesthetic or pedagogical preference for hierarchy, and not necessarily an expression of objective observation.

Did it prescribe affirmative action to prevent discrimination and address the impact of chronic discrimination of various kinds?

One common source of businesses blind spots is judgment bias. This arises when executives have overly narrow views of their industry, underestimate their competitors capabilities, or fail to see how the competitive landscape is changing.

In Europe, where party discipline is strong and the parties, not the individual candidates, finance election campaigns, money plays a smaller role.

LONDON Bipartisanship seems to have taken a drubbing in Washington since President Barack Obama got to the White House.

It would be regrettable if ethnic confrontations or partisan politicking delayed the implementation of this key goal with respect to the modernization of Kosovo's public institutions.