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Privacy in Europe Suffers in Terror War

The editor of the New York Times has claimed for his part that government surveillance programs are effectively out of control. American

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Trust and Political Economy: Comparing the Effects of Institutions on Inter-Firm Cooperation

June 9, 2005 Comparative Political Studies
Cooperation between small firms in “industrial districts,” where the production process may be radically dis-integrated, poses an important challenge to current political science theories of trust and cooperation. In this article, the author suggests that the problems posed by these districts—the existence of apparently irrational forms of trust in the political economy and of high-trust ...
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This Year’s Economics Nobel winner Invented a Tool That’s Both Brilliant and Undemocratic

October 16, 2017 Vox.com
Richard Thaler, of the University of Chicago, just won the Nobel Memorial Prize in economics for his contribution to behavioral economics — the subfield known for exploring how psychological biases cause people to act in ways that diverge from pure rational self-interest. Policymakers are more likely to know him for a different reason. Together with ...
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