Why is there such hesitance to name the psychology and organizational cultures as authoritarian? They are anti-democratic, anti-egalitarian, reactionary, etc. — and also well adapted to survive the death of liberalism, capitalism (at least as we've known it), and the collapsing semblance of international, cooperative civilization into national and subnational mucking along into the twilight of a viable biosphere. That is a whole 'nother problem submerged under even more denial.
Hello Blake,
While it almost 3 years later, your article was brought to my attention. Thank you for covering this is a graceful way. You are appreciated!
- Melyssa Zurasky
Why is there such hesitance to name the psychology and organizational cultures as authoritarian? They are anti-democratic, anti-egalitarian, reactionary, etc. — and also well adapted to survive the death of liberalism, capitalism (at least as we've known it), and the collapsing semblance of international, cooperative civilization into national and subnational mucking along into the twilight of a viable biosphere. That is a whole 'nother problem submerged under even more denial.