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pseudoerasmus.com
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| | | | | AKA"Cooperation, cultural evolution& economic development".Where do 'good' or pro-social institutions come from?Why doesthe capacity for collective action andcooperative behaviour vary so much across the world today? Howdo some populationstranscend tribalism to form a civil society? How havesome societies gone beyondpersonal relations and customary rules to impersonal market exchange and anonymous institutions? In short, how do... | |
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evonomics.com
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www.rasulkireev.com
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| | | | | The Lessons of History is a fantastic book, the best one I read in 2020. It is undervalued. While people talk about recent bestsellers this gem is waiting to be read. Any person can gain valuable insight and knowledge from this book. | |
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libya360.wordpress.com
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| | | Ben Norton Donald Trump began his second term as president by vowing to grow the US empire. In his inauguration speech, Trump used explicitly imperialist rhetoric, promising to "expand our territory". He even invoked "Manifest Destiny", a concept employed by 19th-century US colonialists to justify ethnically cleansing Indigenous nations and stealing their land. "The United... | ||
