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Capitalisn’t: How the elites are losing control
Author Martin Gurri joins the Capitalisn’t podcast to discuss why public demonstrations of outrage have become more commonplace in recent decades.
The C-suite is becoming more politically polarized
Top executives are increasingly clustering with each other on the basis of political party.
How human psychology explains exclusive brands—and exclusionary policies
People put greater value on things that other people want but can’t have.
Elisabeth Kempf says to beware of polarization in your office
Professional contexts aren’t immune to partisan fragmentation.
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