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Introduction
Part I: Why we Act Against our own Stated Interests
1. How we Deal with Difficult Situations
2. Actions that Trap us
3. Causes of Traps
Part II: How Conventional Approaches Bypass Traps - and What to do about it
4. Leadership and Traps
5. Culture, Leadership, and Traps
6. Strengthening New Approaches Conclusion: Traps and the Human Predicament
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