Published Jul 1, 2013
Michael Munger on Sports, Norms, Rules, and the Code
Michael Munger delves into the complex interplay between formal rules and unwritten norms in sports such as hockey and baseball, highlighting how these dynamics impact player behavior, game enforcement, and safety measures. He also explores how protective equipment in sports like football and rugby may inadvertently increase risks, offering insights into alternative safety approaches.
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