Both Hardin and Solzhenitsyn regard people as prone to act irresponsibly without an external agency regulating their behavior. Yet such an authority, according to the research of Milgram, would have the capability to cause undesirable behavior. How can these opposing problems be resolved?

Both Hardin and Solzhenitsyn regard people as prone to act irresponsibly without an external agency regulating their behavior. Yet such an authority, according to the research of Milgram, would have the capability to cause undesirable behavior. How can these opposing problems be resolved?

Milgram, Behavioral Study of Obedience (1963)
Hardin, The Tragedy of the Commons (1968)
Solzhenitsyn, 1978 Harvard Address

OR (prompt 2)

How does Fanon think the colonial era might be ended with an outcome that is reasonably satisfactory to both the colonialist country and the newly independent former colony?

Fanon, On Violence (1963)

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