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Gratuitous cooperation (in favour of non-relatives and without repeated interaction) eludes traditional evolutionary …, conformism and gratuitous cooperation co-evolve, and group selection is a necessary ingredient for the co-evolution to take place …-mutations (e.g., the rare emergence of a charismatic leader that brings order to the group) are necessary to sustain cooperation in …
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environments in which they experience more cooperation in comparison with controls? …
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, and loyalty is related to trust. Ultimately, trust and commitment engender successful cooperation. The model can be used … successful strategies based on cooperation. …
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that full cooperation always emerges. Conformism is thus identified as a new mechanism that can stabilize cooperation. …
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International cooperation over the major rivers in South Asia took a new turn with the signing in 1996 and 1997 of five … innovative water, power and economic cooperation agreements. The innovations include four elements: (i) the transfer of some …
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"Written with the attempt to tell credible history and possible scenes, in order to anticipate still latent tendencies, or in order to imagine communities and societies more civil, richer than reciprocity, in all its shapes. " (p. xv). From this ambitious premised the author of the issue takes...
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