Job Security Regulations in Western Democracies
This dataset is from Emmenegger (2011), who analyzes the determinants of high job security regulations in Western democracies using fsQCA.
data(d.jobsecurity)
This data frame contains 19 rows (cases) and the following 7 columns (factors):
| [ , 1] | S | exogenous factor | : | level of statism | ("1" high, "0" not high) |
| [ , 2] | C | exogenous factor | : | level of non-market coordination | ("1" high, "0" not high) |
| [ , 3] | L | exogenous factor | : | level of labour movement strength | ("1" high, "0" not high) |
| [ , 4] | R | exogenous factor | : | level of Catholicism | ("1" high, "0" not high) |
| [ , 5] | P | exogenous factor | : | level of religious party strength | ("1" high, "0" not high) |
| [ , 6] | V | exogenous factor | : | institutional veto points | ("1" many, "0" not many) |
| [ , 7] | JSR | endogenous factor | : | level of job security regulations | ("1" high, "0" not high) |
| Thiem, Alrik: collection, documentation |
The row names are the official International Organization for Standardization (ISO) country code elements as specified in ISO 3166-1-alpha-2.
Alrik Thiem (Personal Website; ResearchGate Website)
Emmenegger, Patrick. 2011. “Job Security Regulations in Western Democracies: A Fuzzy Set Analysis.” European Journal of Political Research 50 (3):336-64. DOI: 10.1111/j.1475-6765.2010.01933.x.
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