The Predator Culture: The Systemic Roots and Intent of Organised Violence

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Through case studies of organized violence, including wars and organized crime, the book presents a theory explaining the use of force in society. It argues against the notion that violence stems from human nature, instead attributing it to laws and institutions that promote rent-seeking behavior and unequal property rights. By exploring themes like genocide and economic disparity, the work advocates for policy changes aimed at redistributing power and dismantling incentives that lead to violence, ultimately promoting a more equitable society.