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Hirschmania Part 2

Oct 6, 2017
Guest
Jeremy Adelman
Historian Jeremy Adelman discusses Albert O. Hirschman's famous treatise 'Exit, Voice, and Loyalty'. They explore balancing exit and voice, dangers of practicing voice, psychology in Hirschman's work, mix of alert and inert customers, interplay between public and private sectors, 'exit' and 'voice' in various sectors, and personal connections to Hirschman.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
Exit, Voice, and Loyalty: Exploring the Interplay for Reform
02:17 • 28min
3
Navigating the Complexities of Practicing Voice
30:14 • 2min
4
Incorporating Insights from Psychology into Hirschman's Work
32:41 • 2min
5
The Mix of Alert and Inert Customers
34:26 • 6min
6
Interplay Between Public and Private Sector and the Nigerian Railways Example
40:29 • 2min
7
Exit, Voice, and the Allocation of Power
42:38 • 18min
8
Personal Connections and Reflections on Albert Hirschman
01:00:57 • 6min