National intelligence estimates and the Failed State Index.

作者: Martin Voracek

DOI: 10.2466/04.16.49.PR0.113X13Z1

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摘要: Across 177 countries around the world, Failed State Index, a measure of state vulnerability, was reliably negatively associated with estimates national intelligence. Psychometric analysis compounded 12 social, economic, and political indicators, suggested factorial unidimensionality this index. The observed correspondence higher intelligence figures to lower vulnerability might arise through these two macro-level variables possibly being proxies even more pervasive historical societal background that affect both.

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