UBC experts are available to provide analysis of the bloodshed in the Middle East and its implications for the world.
UBC experts are available to provide analysis of the bloodshed in the Middle East and its implications for the world.
A new University of British Columbia study finds that analytic thinking can decrease religious belief, even in devout believers.
Members of large-scale, complex human societies have learned to play nice with strangers through the norms that are associated with market participation and world religions, and not solely due to an evolved psychology for cooperation in small groups as previously believed, according to UBC-led research.