2024 Nobel Laureate Explains What Makes Countries Fail Or Succeed, with James A. Robinson

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Get on the list: Subscribe to the Big Brains Insider newsletter for access to special behind-the-scenes content and get a bigger bite from every guest. eepurl.com/iiMiI5 00:00 Introduction to Big Brains and James Robinson 01:20 The Impact of 'Guns, Germs, and Steel' 02:10 Why Nations Fail: An Overview 03:10 The Puzzle of Poor Countries 04:45 Extractive vs. Inclusive Institutions 05:13 The Nogales Experiment 07:56 Understanding Extractive Institutions 09:46 Inclusive Institutions and Innovation 12:42 The Narrow Corridor: A Follow-Up 13:33 The Concept of Liberty 15:34 Despotism vs. Anarchy: The State-Society Balance 16:26 The Narrow Corridor: Balancing State and Society 17:59 Historical Perspectives on State and Society 20:03 Path Dependence and Divergence in Societies 21:31 Modern Challenges and Historical Lessons 23:22 Global Perspectives and Policy Advice 25:22 Human Innovation and Societal Diversity 27:04 Reflections on Writing and Impact 28:49 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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great example of how rigorous modelling of meticulous data can still not overcome researchers' bias and programming. Nobel or not, the much decorated professor is laughably wrong - he's guided primarily by his framework's and context's leviathan, to borrow his infantile terminology.