clannishness

Their so-called clannishness, their solidarity, has many exceptions.

Skinny Legs and All

Family ties superimposed on clan clannishness, which is the blood heritage of the Highland Scotch, made it impossible for him to feel otherwise.

Poor Man's Rock

The latter are chiefly an expression of the predatory impulse simply; the former are more specifically an expression of that heritage of clannishness which is so large a feature in the temperament of the predatory barbarian.

The theory of the leisure class; an economic study of institutions

Our so-called "clannishness" is not the issue here.

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"clannishness" but also on the "licentiousness" of the Jewish population, manifesting itself in congregating on the streets, and similar grave crimes.

History of the Jews in Russia and Poland. Volume II From the death of Alexander I. until the death of Alexander III. (1825-1894)

It's large scale corporate enterprise and clannishness that aren't very compatible.

Culture, Capitalism, and Freedom, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

Scotch of long ago, it is true, but none the less Scotch, with a thousand traits, to say nothing of their tricks of speech and woolly utterance, which nothing less than their Scotch clannishness could have preserved to this late day.

SAMUEL

Then it was that that clannishness, which was his to so extraordinary a degree, asserted itself.

Chapter 19: Transformation

If he had scant sympathy with their social clannishness, he was with them in fighting discrimination.

DARKWATER

Not for Montefiore was there a need for Jewish alienation from the world, or a reassertion of tribal clannishness.

David Shasha: Moses Montefiore: The Most Important Jew of the 19th Century