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Book Section: Essay and Review: Taking Psychology and Law into the Twenty-First Century

Some social philosophers, behavioral scientists, and patrons of fern bars have had mixed feelings about the fall of communism. On the one hand, it is nice to see more people moving toward participatory democracy. On the other hand, it is lamentable to see the failure of a system of government that was based on community and sharing. The implication, for some, is that the concept of sharing with a national or global community does not jibe with human nature, which prepares us to be motivated to help ourselves and our tribe at the expense of outsiders. According to this view, communism failed because it tried to impose on people a political system that was a poor match for what people are; it was premised on flawed psychology.