Linguistic Fractionalization in the year 2000. The variable reflects the probability that two randomly selected people from a given country will not belong to the same linguistic group. The higher the score, the more fractionalized is the society.
Type of variable: Continuous
Downloaded by QoG on: 2023-10-17
Last updated by source: 2002-10-10
Dataset | No. Countries |
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Standard cross-section: | 179 |
Standard time-series: | 180 |
OECD cross-section: | 38 |
OECD time-series: | 38 |