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Why People Obey the Law
Book • 1990
In this seminal study, Tom R. Tyler argues that people obey the law primarily because they believe in respecting legitimate authority, rather than due to fear of punishment.
The book presents research from the Chicago Study, emphasizing the importance of procedural justice and intrinsic motivation in compliance.
Tyler also includes a new afterword that updates his findings with recent research and reflects on changes in his thinking since the book's initial publication.
The book presents research from the Chicago Study, emphasizing the importance of procedural justice and intrinsic motivation in compliance.
Tyler also includes a new afterword that updates his findings with recent research and reflects on changes in his thinking since the book's initial publication.
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as his best-known book, discussing why people obey the law.

Tom Tyler

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in relation to research on procedural justice and its impact on employee morale and productivity.

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