0 someone who is an accepted member of a group and who therefore has special or secret knowledge or influence:
According to insiders, the committee is having difficulty making up its mind.
2 someone who is part of a group, or who works for a company or an organization and therefore has special knowledge or influence:
3 someone who is in a high position in a company, or someone who owns ten or more percent of shares in a company:
Crocker proposes that individual researchers are, to varying degrees, "insiders" or "outsiders" to the community they work in.
In transitions that follow the decompressive mode and are dominated by insiders, politicians will prefer weak parties.
In some areas such as insider trading, judges may be unwilling to bear prohibitive search costs of investigation.
Many essays provide insights from the perspective of an insider engaged in, and reflecting upon, practical policy as well as research.
Still, the testimony of such a prominent insider, well acquainted with the singing practices of his time, cannot be summarily dismissed.
When faced with the choice between insiders and outsiders, social democratic governments will side with their core constituency.
The second point, related, is that outsiders who are purely social outsiders may, or may not, want to become insiders.
Dividing labour into insiders and outsiders also has implications for the strategies that conservative governments are likely to follow.
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