#4997
Mentioned in 7 episodes

The spirit level

Book • 2010
The Spirit Level, based on thirty years of research, demonstrates that more equal societies have better health outcomes, lower levels of violence, fewer teenage pregnancies, and higher education and well-being.

The authors show that income inequality is detrimental to everyone in society, not just the poor, and that it erodes trust, increases anxiety and illness, and encourages excessive consumption.

The book presents comprehensive data and analyses to support the argument that greater equality leads to a more sustainable and friendlier society.

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Mentioned in 7 episodes

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Konstantin Kisin
as supporting undeniable evidence that more inequality is worse for everybody.
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#1003 - Konstantin Kisin - The Forces Behind Britain's Downfall
Mentioned with reference to research showing that more unequal societies tend to have higher rates of violent crime, pollution, and polarization.
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The Past and Future of Societal Collapse: Why Civilizations Fall and What We Can Learn From It with Luke Kemp
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Tim Harford
when discussing the relationship between inequality and social problems.
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How to spot a suspicious statistic
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Wolfgang M. Schmitt
als Autoren, die mehrere Bücher über Ungleichheit und ihre verschiedenen Dimensionen geschrieben haben.
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Ep. 306: Wie Ungleichheit zu Gewalt führt
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Curt Jaimungal
when discussing the concept of adaptiveness and the challenges of defining it.
David Sloan Wilson interview on Group Selection, Memes, and Western Values
Mentioned by Harriet Fraud to highlight the correlation between greater inequality and increased mental illness.
#032: Cultural Anthropologist Roy Grinker On Capitalism, Brain Science vs Supernaturalism, and The Neurodiversity Movement
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Ola Innset
, referencing its research on the positive impacts of equality on society.
Ola Innset: Norge har for mange rikinger
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Beatrice Frasl
im Zusammenhang mit der Auswirkung von Ungleichheit auf die Gesundheit.
#48 2022 Über die politische Dimension psychischer Erkrankungen - mit Beatrice Frasl
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Della Duncan
when discussing how capitalism worsens physical and mental health.
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Rivkah Brown
as a book brought to prison by
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George Simonson
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Della Duncan
als een boek dat haar perspectief op ongelijkheid heeft veranderd.
How are you measuring your life? – Della Duncan
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Mike Brewer
, highlighting their research on the negative societal impacts of inequality.
The UK’s Generational Wealth Gap - Mike Brewer

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