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The cultural evolution of pluralistic ignorance. [PDF]

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Gavrilets S, Karl J, Gelfand MJ.
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A Dissenter's Journey

Annual Review of Nutrition, 2021
After I studied medicine, my career took an early and unusual course when I was offered a clinical research post in Jamaica dealing with childhood malnutrition, of which I knew nothing. My subsequent nutritional explorations allowed gastrointestinal and metabolic analyses to have an impact on several public health policies. The biggest challenges came
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To dissent or not to dissent? Informative dissent and parliamentary governance

Economics of Governance, 2008
Legislative dissent has detrimental effects for both party and legislator, i.e., legislators depend on their party label for re-election, which value in turn depends in part on the party’s reputation of cohesiveness. Commonly dissent has been attributed to “extreme” preferences. I provide an informational rationale for dissent.
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Dissent and resentment

Nursing Standard, 1988
Referring to the clinical grading structure which has been hailed as the all embracing answer to nurses' pay, its anomalies and discrepancies are set to produce dissension and resentment in nursing in the years to come. (Witness the arguments and discussion going on at the moment right to the highest levels.).
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Dissenting Directors

European Business Organization Law Review, 2016
Expressions of dissent by corporate directors are a valuable, indeed vital, attribute of good corporate governance. Vocal opposition by a director, for example, might help correct a good-faith mistake or, in more serious and extreme circumstances, warn the market of possible abuse and other risks for investors.
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Calculus of Dissent

2017
This article is concerned with the specific problem of decision-making in a contractarian constitutional democracy – based on unanimous consent over the rules – where all individuals have different preferences on matters of public goods. Fundamental to this predicament is the presumption that conflicts arise from the very circumstance that choice is ...
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