Tom Tyler's presentation "Strategies of Social Control: Motivating Rule Adherence in Organizational Settings" from the 2007 Program on Law and Mind Sciences (PLMS) Conference.
Recent examples of abuse of authority have occurred in two types of organizational settings: corporations and the armed forces. What strategies can be used to bring behavior in such settings into line with rules and policies about appropriate conduct? Dr. Tyler will talk about the value of self-regulatory approaches, examining whether they work and how to make them effective. He will illustrate his arguments using data collected in two contexts: in a multinational corporate bank and among agents of social control (e.g., police officers, federal agents, and infantry soldiers).
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NobleHerold 1 month ago
people has no power against unfair treatment. So they have to accept in hoping to fight back in a long run. That is way every society go into a cycle.
There is no empire can long forever in human history.
This one is not the last Empire that can survive forever.
Remember my words. This Empire is run into trouble and will be destroyed.
warmman519 1 year ago
OH MY GOD.
gburton 2 years ago
Good luck with this project pal.
What I have noticed in my, nearly 50 year tenure here on earth is:
The Police are the largest Criminal Organization in America.
Mega Corporations are the second largest Criminal Organization in America.
Both commit crimes against the common citizen with the full blessing of the Judiciary and the Elected Representatives.
They both are scum and too far gone for rehabilitation...
markmills8 3 years ago