The milgram re-enactment

"The Milgram Re-enactment was a reconstruction of one part of Stanly Milgram's Obedience to Authority experiment, first conducted at Yale University in Connecticut from 1960.

During the original experiment subjects were asked to give seemingly real electric shocks to another individual. The experiment was designed to test the limit to which subjects were prepared to follow the orders of a scientist. It aimed to establish to what degree an individual would be prepared to hurt a fellow human because they were ordered to do so. (...)

The Milgram Re-enactment was initiated by artist Rod Dickinson.
It took place at the Centre for Contemporary Art, Glasgow on February 15th and 17th 2002. The Re-enactment followed the same procedure as the original experiment in every respect, and the laboratory and the machinery were identical to the equipment used in the Yale experiment.
However there were several significant differences." (Introduction)

Essays on Rod Dickinson?s re-enactment of Stanley Milgram?s obedience to authority experiment; hrsg. von Steve Rushton; mit Essays von Vivienne Gaskin, Tom McCarthy und Steve Rushton (englisch)