Routledge - A Beginner's Guide to Structural Equation Modeling

Designed specifically for true beginners to build a strong foundation in structural equation modeling.

Expanded content covers both introductory and intermediate SEM topics in greater detail than previous editions.

Explore a powerful defense of political principles with this reissue of Freedom and Equality by Keith Dixon. Originally published in 1986 as part of the Routledge Revivals series, this book offers a persuasively argued case for democratic socialism. Dixon moves away from common justifications for conservatism and various forms of Marxism to focus on the core values of freedom and equality. This work seeks to restore the concept of freedom to its rightful place within the political vocabulary of the left. Dixon argues for a specific, stark version of freedom defined as the absence of constraint, asserting that this is the only version consistent with a proper defense of civil liberties. For students, academics, and readers interested in political theory, sociology, and the foundations of democratic thought, this book provides a strong philosophical framework for understanding the moral basis of social and political equality.

Provides practical table templates to assist in writing up research findings and results sections.

Redesigned structure ensures a smooth learning progression for students and researchers.