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Robb Willer and Jan Voelkel's work featured in Wall Street Journal

September 26, 2023
Wall Street Journal

Why Tribalism Took Over Our Politics

Social science gives an uncomfortable explanation: Our brains were made for conflict

Click here to read the full article in the Wall Street Journal

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