Rational reasons for irrational behavior

Why do people choose different lives? Are there real differences between generations, and are there scientific patterns in how these differences are formed? How many types of economic and political justice do we know? How and when did our notions of justice develop? How do people deceive themselves by using the same words with completely different meanings when discussing important issues? Why are we so similar and yet so different in our economic and political behavior? This book presents the results of scientific research, quizzes, and keys for independent reflection.

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Psychologist, Political and Economic Psychologist, Jungian Analyst with over 30 years of experience. Economic Sociologist. Extensive experience working on economic and cultural projects.