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Enemy Camp
How Twelve Boys Proved That Hate is a Choice
Por ROBERT CIALDINI JR.
Sinopsis
In 1954, psychologist Muzafer Sherif took twenty-two boys to a summer camp in Robbers Cave State Park. He split them into two groups, the Eagles and the Rattlers, and systematically engineered a war. Within days, the boys were burning flags, raiding cabins, and hoarding weapons. They had become bitter enemies, not because of ideology or religion, but because the environment was designed to make them so.
"The Enemy Camp" dissects the Robbers Cave Experiment, the definitive study on realistic conflict theory. But unlike the darker Stanford Prison Experiment, this story has a second act: Sherif successfully reversed the hate. This book explores the mechanism of "superordinate goals"—challenges that force enemies to cooperate—and offers a timeless blueprint for resolving conflict in a polarized world.
"The Enemy Camp" dissects the Robbers Cave Experiment, the definitive study on realistic conflict theory. But unlike the darker Stanford Prison Experiment, this story has a second act: Sherif successfully reversed the hate. This book explores the mechanism of "superordinate goals"—challenges that force enemies to cooperate—and offers a timeless blueprint for resolving conflict in a polarized world.
La ciencia del descanso en la era del cansancio
Dormir para vivir
Un libro imprescindible para comprender por qué el sueño y el descanso son fundamentales para afrontar la ansiedad y el ritmo de vida actual.
Léelo en cualquier dispositivo
Ficha Técnica
Editorial: Epubli
ISBN: 9783565256990
Idioma: Inglés
Fecha de lanzamiento: 18/02/2026
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