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In 'Our Tribal Future', David R. Samson delves into the science behind tribalism, exploring how it has shaped human behavior and society. The book examines the paradox of tribalism, which drives both altruism and conflict, and discusses how to channel its positive aspects while mitigating its dangers. Samson draws on cutting-edge science and field research to provide insights into human nature and social dynamics.

Written in 1516, 'Utopia' by Sir Thomas More is a seminal work of fiction that presents an ideal society on a fictional island. The book is divided into two parts: the first critiques the social and economic issues of early 16th-century England, while the second introduces the Utopian society as a potential solution. Utopia is characterized by communal property, no class distinctions or poverty, little crime, religious freedom, and a strict egalitarian system. More uses this imaginary society to highlight the flaws of European politics and society of his time, advocating for a more just and equal world. The work is notable for its influence on later socialist and communist thought and continues to be a subject of discussion in political theory and philosophy.