1. Introduction. - I. The Dynamic of Our Consilient Social Brain. - 2. The Maslow Hierarchy of Needs vs. MacLean's Triune Brain. - 3. The Conflict Systems Neurobehavioral Model. - 4. The Global-State Algorithms of Reciprocal Behavior. - 5. The Dynamic Equation of Our Neural Architecture. - 6. The Homeostatic Regulation of Our Social Neural Architecture. - 7. The Question of Science: Physics vs. Social. - II. Neural Architecture Reciprocity And The Market. - 8. Reciprocity and the Evolution of the Market. - 9. The Misrepresentation of Adam Smith. - 10. The Neural Foundations of the Invisible Hand. - 11. The Neural Basis of General Equilibrium Theory. - 12. Friedrich Hayek and Wishful Thinking. - 13. Neural Architecture and Price Theory. - 14. Self-interest and the Self-Reference Fallacy. - 15. Neural Architecture and the Market Calculus. - 16. The Neural Dynamic in Equilibrium Modeling. - III. Neural Architecture In Political Economy And Institutional Economics. - 17. Political Economy: The Neural Dynamic and Scarcity. - 18. Institutions Organizations and Reciprocity. - 19. The New Institutional Economics: Williamson and Transaction Cost Economics. - 20. The New Institutional Economics: The Perspective of Douglass North. - IV. Neural Architecture In Social Structure And Global Politics. - 21. Evolution Science and Society. - 22. Inclusive Social Fitness and Evolutionary Neuroscience. - 23. The Neural Dynamic Exchange and Social Structure. - 24. The Neural Dynamic and Our Political Choices. - 25. Global Politics Reciprocity and the CSN Model. - V. The Neural Foundations Of Justice Morals And Ethics. - 26. The Concept of Justice. - 27. Our Moral Consciousness. - 28. The CSN Model vs. the Maslow Hierarchy. - 29. Conclusion. - Appendix I. The Mismeasure of MacLean. - Appendix II. A New Paradigmfor Thinking about Global Economics and Politics. - References. Language: English