Environmental factors can influence levels of violence from "summary" of The Better Angels of Our Nature by Steven Pinker
In the modern world, violence is not solely a product of individual disposition or cultural values, but is also shaped by environmental factors that can either exacerbate or mitigate aggressive tendencies. These external influences can include economic conditions, political instability, social norms, and access to resources.
One key environmental factor that can influence levels of violence is economic inequality. When a society experiences high levels of disparity between the rich and the poor, tensions are heightened and individuals may be more inclined to resort to violence as a means of addressing their grievances. This can lead to higher rates of crime, conflict, and civil unrest.
Political instability is another factor that can contribute to higher levels of violence. In regions where there is weak governance, corrupt leadership, or ongoing conflict, individuals may fe...
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