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112 Yale L.J. 1307 (2002-2003)
Conspiracy Theory

handle is hein.journals/ylr112 and id is 1331 raw text is: Articles Conspiracy Theory Neal Kumar Katyalt CONTENTS I. TW O VIEW S OF CONSPIRACY ........................................................... 1314 A. The Dangers to Society from Group Behavior........................... 1315 1. Psychological Analysis of Social Identity............................ 1316 a. Polarization and Risk-Taking ....................................... 1318 b. Acting Against Self-Interest .......................................... 1319 c. D issuasion .....................................................................132 1 d. Success in Tasks............................................................ 1323 2. Economic Analysis of Specialization of Labor and Econom ies of Scale.............................................................. 1325 B. The Benefits to Society from Group Behavior ........................... 1328 1. Inform ation Extraction ........................................................ 1328 2. Physical Evidence and Perpetration Cost ........................... 1333 t Professor of Law, Georgetown University Law Center. For many helpful insights, I am grateful to Bruce Ackerman, George Akerlof, Allie Alperovich, Ian Ayres. Rachel Barkow, Sara Beale, Margaret Blair, Nola Breglio, Dan Capra, John Donahue, George Fletcher, Jeffrey Gordon, Mitu Gulati, Aaron Haas, Henry Hansmann, Eric Holder, Christine Jolls, Jenia Iontcheva, Dan Kahan, Sonia Katyal, Mark Kelman, John Langbein, Don Langevoort, David Luban, Anup Malani, John Manning, Tracey Meares, Daniel Meltzer, Carrie Menkel-Meadow, Monika Moore, Julie O'Sullivan, Larry Ribstein, Daniel Richman, Roberta Romano, Jeffrey Rosen, Joanna Rosen, Steve Salop, Mike Seidman, Nikhil Shanbhag, Steven Shavell, Carol Steiker, Kate Stith, Lynn Stout, Bill Stuntz, Cass Sunstein, Robert Weisberg, and participants at workshops at Fordham Law School, Georgetown Law Center, Harvard Law School, Northwestern Law School, Stanford Law School, and University of Virginia Law School. A special debt is owed to Warren Schwartz for many stimulating conversations on the subject. 1307 Imaged with the Permission of Yale Law Journal

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