Book · 2020 · Business & Economics
The Economics of Violence
How Behavioral Science Can Transform our View of Crime, Insurgency, and Terrorism
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Russ Roberts and i love uh this might one of my favorite parts of the book not directly related to to violence but um uh… 4
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“um your book has three case studies we may get to them indeed more detail”
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“and i love uh this might one of my favorite parts of the book not directly related to to violence but um uh you you talk about robinson crusoe”
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“lariana coney who i know you know you referenced him in the book uh he's been a guest on the program”
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“my favorite part of your book one of my favorite parts is where he's in prison living like a king uh not not much different from some of the stories that david skarbeck tells”
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“our topic for today is his new book the economics of violence how behavioral science can transform our view of crime insurgency and terrorism”
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“and i think that's the main goal of this book is to really address this question is do these identity labels help us to understand the phenomena that we care about”
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“and i like the robinson caruso story because it's a very simple way of making the point that that as as a reader and you read that passage that you just read out loud”
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“so it's not as i say in the book it's not islam as islam that matters it's islam as an institution which which which shapes human behavior that does matter”
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“so just uh i'm gonna i'm gonna answer that with the three three points that i make in the book”
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“my guest today has been gary schiffman his book is the economics of violence gary thanks for being part of econ talk”