The Neuroscience of Peacemaking
Feb 01, 2016•59 min
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Episode description
We talk with two experts about how advances in the field of neuroscience
may transform conflict resolution on an individual and global scale. Dr.
Mari Fitzduff of Brandeis University talks about a hormone that promotes
peace building and explains how conservatism and liberalism can appear in
brain scans. Dr. Emile Bruneau, visiting professor at the University of
Pennsylvania uses neuro-imaging to better understand the often unconscious
biases that drive conflict.
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