Allan I. Teger
Photographer and author best known for the Bodyscapes series, begun in the 1970s, which uses the human body as a landscape combined with miniature figures; holds a Ph.D. in psychology and has exhibited and published books of his work.
Books
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1. Too Much Invested To Quit
The Psychology of Escalation
Examines why individuals, organizations, and states persist in losing conflicts and projects, linking sunk costs, entrapment, face-saving, and rivalry to structural incentives modeled by game theory. Drawing on experiments and cases such as arms races, negotiations, and business blunders, it explains how early investments and public commitments intensify escalation, narrow exit options, and raise the costs of backing down, while outlining conditions and strategies for breaking the cycle and enabling de-escalation.