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BPS RESEARCH DIGEST: Was altruism borne out of a universal willingness to punish?
Those societies that showed the greatest willingness to punish unfair behaviour also turned out to be the most altruistic, as judged by their performance in the games.
2006, altruism, article, punishment saved by: meryn more details ...
http://bps-research-digest.blogspot.com/2006/07/was-altruism-borne-out-of-universal.html
BPS RESEARCH DIGEST: How group cooperation varies between cultures
In some countries, 'selfish' players also punished cooperative players, perhaps as a means of revenge for punishments they had suffered, or maybe as a way of punishing do-gooders for show...
2008, altruism, article, cooperation, culture, economics, psychology, punishment saved by: meryn more details ...
http://bps-research-digest.blogspot.com/2008/03/how-group-cooperation-varies-between.html
Albert Pierrepoint (1905–1992)
Eve Parry looks back at the life and gruesome work of England's most prolific hangman of the 20th century.
british, capital, england, history, movies, punishment saved by: aiapoetry more details ...
http://www.allinfoaboutenglishculture.com/albert_pierrepoint.html