YourMorals.Org

Collaboration among social psychologists who study morality and politics. Goal is to create a site that allows to test a variety of theories about moral psychology. One of our main goals is to foster understanding across the political spectrum.  

Current studies and questionnaires...


https://www.yourmorals.org/index.php

Allen Sens and IR theories

resource for International relations theories: short videos

https://www.youtube.com/user/allensens/videos

Ethics sourcepage

Thanks to James Grindeland for compiling a bunch of material and making a great Intro to Ethics site. Lots from James Rachels and Stuart Rachels here...

http://ethicsintroduction.weebly.com/

Game Theory- John Nash RIP

Famed ‘A Beautiful Mind’ mathematician John Nash, wife killed in taxi crash

Explaining a Cornerstone of Game Theory: John Nash’s Equilibrium

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/25/science/explaining-a-cornerstone-of-game-theory-john-nashs-equilibrium.html

John F. Nash Jr. was best known for advances in game theory, which is essentially the study of how to come up with a winning strategy in the game of life — especially when you do not know what your competitors are doing and the choices do not always look promising.

The film “A Beautiful Mind,” based on Dr. Nash’s life, tries to explain game theory in a scene in which Russell Crowe, playing Dr. Nash, is at a bar with three friends, and they are all enraptured by a beautiful blond woman who walks in with four brunette friends...

Dr. Nash did not invent game theory; the mathematician John von Neumann did the pioneering work to establish the field in the first half of the 20th century. But Dr. Nash extended the analysis beyond zero-sum, I-win-you-lose types of games to more complex situations in which all of the players could gain, or all could lose....