Tuesday, January 09, 2007
Why Hawks Win: A Provocative Essay
Foreign Policy magazine has an article about why "hawks' prevail over "doves" when it comes to influencing policy-makers. The article, which can be linked to by clicking on this entry's title, argues that humans have a built in "bias" that leads policy makers to prefer the advice of "hawks" over "doves." It is a fascinating article and if you are interested in a psychological explanation of why Bubble-Boy got us into Iraq, this article is for you.
Labels:
Foreign Policy magazine,
human bias,
Iraq War,
leaders,
policy-makers,
psychology
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