>political science And political science isn't concerned with the behaviour of people or groups? >benefit greatly from a more unified theory. Economists are

>political science And political science isn't concerned with the behaviour of people or groups? >benefit greatly from a more unified theory. Economists are generally concerned with things that can be measured. As others have pointed out, psychological findings are often irreproducible. So what's the point in incorporating them into models? And this all ignores the fact that behavioural economics is a popular and growing field...