Violence and Cultural Differences
Barry and Russ discuss the use of violence as a competitive tool in different societies, highlighting the cultural differences and the role they play in shaping economic behavior. They explore how open access orders, rule of law, and beliefs contribute to a consensus condition that promotes stability and equality. The conversation also touches on court packing and the contrasting attitudes towards institutional changes in different countries.In this clip
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