I'm still uncomfortable on camera, but the two blokes interviewing me seem to know what they're doing:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vm4vIt61_jI&lc=z23cgf5ivxbmzjjfnacdp432gyumam13lfpyq0icqdlw03c010c …
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That includes being aware of structures that encourage better or worse alternatives to government intervention in conflict, trade, or whatever else. I imagine you'd rather have less law and more negotiated compromise, rather than less law and more violent vengeance.
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Remember you're dealing with grievances and conflicts, morality and partisanship, altruism and interdependence, socialization and culture, intimacy and loyalty, status and power. That's the stuff of social life. It influences law and markets, and social movements to change them.
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Not that econ or any other field totally ignores that stuff. But for many topics the center of gravity is in one field rather than another. Or at least, the good stuff is spread across several fields. Sturgeon's Law notwithstanding.
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