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MSc theses (10)

1. Miro Čerkezović: Napadalni realizem in sodobni konflikti: Rusija, Ukrajina in Kitajska
2. Žiga Rotovnik: Racionalnost navidez neracionalnih družbenih pojavov: teorije zarote ter lažne informacije
3. Primož Hroval: Izkoriščanje delavcev v kapitalističnih družbah
4. Barbara Kokot: Erozija demokracije v izbranih državah Zahodnega Balkana: Hrvaška, Severna Makedonija, Slovenija, Srbija
5. Stefani Branilović: Populizem skozi prizmo ekonomije in kulture
6. Urška Bezjak: Plačna vrzel med spoloma
7. Jure Bertalanič: Miti, kritike, prednosti in pomanjkljivosti evolucijske psihologije v sociološki perspektivi
8. Tadej Bogovič: Serijski morilci v kontekstu družbe, biologije in socioloških teorij
9. Helena Hrženjak: Zakaj ekonomska demokracija ni bolj razširjena? Pregled njenih potencialov in težav
10. Ema Ivanuša: Climate change mitigation as a large-scale collective action problem

Other documents (14)

1. Tibor Rutar: No causal evidence that free markets and globalization reduce homicide
2. Tibor Rutar: Guns do kill people
3. Tibor Rutar: Re-examining extreme poverty before and after the transition to capitalism, 1300s–1900s
4. Tibor Rutar: Establishing an inverted U-shaped pattern of violence and war from prehistory to modernity
5. Stefani Branilović, Tibor Rutar: Neoliberalism and globalization are not undermining democracy
6. Tibor Rutar: Free-market institutions and income inequality
7. Minea Rutar, Tibor Rutar: Does economic freedom push people into suicide?
8. Tibor Rutar: Individualist and collectivist cultures, and the welfare state
9. Tibor Rutar, Marko Hočevar: Liberal economic institutions reduce relative poverty only in developed, individualist societies
10. Tibor Rutar: Do large, sustained economic freedom reforms hurt or improve women’s economic rights?
11. Tibor Rutar, Minea Rutar: Liberalizing reforms do not cause suicide
12. Tibor Rutar: ‘Free-market capitalism’ and democracy in the period of democratic recession
13. Tibor Rutar: Varieties of 'rationality' and the question of their continued theoretical relevance
14. Tibor Rutar: Clarifying power, domination, and exploitation