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The Milgram Experiments and What They Teach Us
Decades after the Nuremberg Trials and decades after The Milgram Experiments they are still relevant today and teach us about the nature of authority.
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Andrew Lepore is a Staff Columnist for 71 Republic writing on political philosophy, economics, and criminal justice.
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Decades after the Nuremberg Trials and decades after The Milgram Experiments they are still relevant today and teach us about the nature of authority.
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U.S. Politics
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Opinion
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Opinion
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