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Inside the Jan. 20, 2010 Socionomist...

The Socionomics of Civil War

Families torn apart, nations split, the cause of more than 25 million deaths worldwide since World War II.

“Few events devastate like a civil war. The tearing apart of a nation brings about atrocities and acts of inhumanity most people would shudder to consider.”

– The Socionomist, January 2010

The January issue of The Socionomist rewrites the history books to expose common emotional core of nearly all civil conflict -- and how it turns hot enough to drive national tensions to the point of violence.

The Socionomics Institute’s Euan Wilson examines three of the bloodiest civil conflicts of the past 200 years, whose aftershocks continue to shape culture, politics and national identity. Wilson uncovers the economic and market turns associated with civil war, what political and cultural signs accompany these critical low points in social mood, and even the circumstances which allow a nation to separate while avoiding civil war entirely.

In the January 2010 issue of The Socionomist, you'll learn:

• The specific stage of a bear market when the bloodiest wars take place
• How negative mood precedes and fosters domestic discord
• Early warning signs of impending civil conflict
• The specific circumstance that helps a nation avoid civil war and divide itself peacefully
• The socionomic origins of the 20th century’s largest domestic conflict that hasn’t yet ended
• How the Spanish Civil War may have spared Spain from the devastation of World War II

Also in this issue:

Even tabloids have a socionomic story to tell: Elliott Wave International writer and former sports journalist Gary Grimes peels back the Tiger Woods scandal to reveal its socionomic significance. By way of contrast, Gary also shows how one smart athlete – and his publicists – rode the public mood through big endorsement deals and carefully timed image changes.

Plus you'll get the previous three archived issues of The Socionomist.

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