Shocking? I would expect areas where mere survival is a greater issue, regardless of reason, to be marked by authoritarian governing systems
This is also a great paper -- and a very surprising paper. Shocking, really:http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0062275 …
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Liberal governments have only recently emerged. It has a lot to do with peace, prosperity and the ability to focus on non-survival pursuits.
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These aren't causal effects though.
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There's substantial evidence for pathogen stress influencing political attitudes now, esp. from my colleague Randy Thornhill.
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Interesting. Wouldn't countries with (more) open borders have additional potential pathogens?
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Parasite stress was superimposed by using existing antisemitism as leverage for a hyper-charged propaganda campaign infecting people's minds
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This is where cross-cultural psychology and political psychology intersect. Michele Gelfand's work about pathogen and cultural tightness.
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It already existed long before the 1930s. Nothing funny about it.
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In the Bible, the worst tyrants die of intestinal worms. Antiochus in 2 Macc 9:9 and Herod in Acts 12:23. Something evil gnawing inside.
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