... changes in the Anthropocene. brood reduction demographic stochasticity fitness mean fitness variance social cooperation National Natural Science Foundation of China 10.13039/501100001809 31830085 Second Tibetan Plateau Scientific Expedition and Research Program 2019QZKK0501 Cooperative...

... in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. For commercial re-use, please contact [email protected] Abstract Individual success and failure in social cooperation matter not only to oneself but also to teammates. However, the common and distinct neural activities underlying...

... welfare gender Sen Amartya Hrdy Sarah fairness equality covenant Fraser Nancy reciprocity autonomy legal system justice care care ethics John Rawls dependency interdependency social cooperation Carol Gilligan ( 1982 ) famously counterpoised an ethic of care to an ethic of justice...

... indigenous dyes and exotic plants from the colonies, were often controversial. This article examines the manufacture and quality control of natural dyestuffs in the Manufacture royale des Gobelins in France to highlight a complex system of material production, social cooperation, and expertise...

...This chapter, which distinguishes between altruism and social cooperation in terms of repeated games, discusses altruism as really social cooperation over a wide temporal extent. It defines more clearly between self-control and altruism, and illustrates that social discounting and delay discounting...

... claims. Fourth, the chapter argues that Rawls’s list of primary goods is not adequate for meeting the needs of those giving and receiving care. Fifth, Rawls begins with a concept of social cooperation that presumes equality between those who cooperate. The chapter argues that with each...

...Problems of self-control as well as social cooperation may be seen as conflicts not between internal spiritual or neurological entities, but between highly valued overt behavioral patterns of differing temporal extents or social distances. For example, an alcoholic must choose between having...

... implementation of the two values? The formula of pursuing broader social cooperation would recall neo-corporatist past solutions, today unfeasible, but still appears as the right social recipe that has not yet been overcome. As seen in Chapter 8, we have to restate that there is a close connection between...

... liberalism Strangers on a Train Fellow Passengers on a Train permissibility Quiet Car Rule Owens David Cohen G A egalitarian Sen Amartya Simmons A John Lunch Counter constitution legitimacy Lunch Queue Rule ideal theory strict compliance justice as fairness John Rawls social cooperation...

... of self-control and social cooperation. But scientific usefulness is not the only reason for adopting teleological behaviorism. The final two chapters provide a framework for a secular morality based on teleological behaviorism....

... considers a plurality of normative dimensions that are important for social cooperation in diverse societies. Moreover, as a result of the often limited scope and role of justice in diverse societies, new social contract theory considers conceptions of justice not necessarily to be xed and static...

...This chapter argues that one can understand the evolution of emotions such as guilt and shame as mechanisms that facilitate social cooperation. As such, emotions evolved because of their reproductive value to groups and hence their individual members. The chapter provides an explanation of the long...

..., the Snegurochkas of Alexander Ostrovsky and Rimsky-Korsakov offer perhaps the clearest representations in art of the populist notion of the ideal past, depicting the prehistoric village as a site of social cooperation and humane politics. Indeed, in his adaptation of Snegurochka, Rimsky...

.... The chapter then analyzes the case for markets and assesses several other decentralized mechanisms for social cooperation. It argues that because the commonly acknowledged initial conditions that markets presuppose if they are to operate efficiently are quite restrictive and because markets themselves offer...

... into a description of city-making, the chapter shows how city people have responsibilities to make the city when the activities of social cooperation associated with discharging such responsibilities are constituted by freedom, autonomy, and dignity, and when the social interactions of meaning-making are just...

... integration based on trade and investment liberalization. It also reviews the scope and magnitude of financial cooperation, the existence of non-reciprocity, the scope of social cooperation, the role of Petrocaribe, and the recent incorporation of food security into the ALBA cooperation program. One...

... can be made to pay. Bernanke Ben Bernanke Put confidence investor Covid 19 Federal Reserve US Piketty Thomas democracy revolution revolutionary justice Covid 19 financial panic political panic pandemic immunity illiquidity capital markets social cooperation immunity contagion...

... blaming parents–not least because so many factors are contributing to the increased incidence of obesity and making parents’ responsibilities more difficult to fulfil. Instead, we should ask how well social cooperation is working to support children’s welfare. That is, we need to consider...

... Jude Owen Louise political art Union Carbide Yes Men speech act theory relational aesthetics communicative reason social cooperation illocution perlocution political strategy Habermas Yes Men In order to analyse the possibilities opened up by the communicative turn, as well as identify...

... of human dependency requires a species whose members are disposed to social cooperation. References Alexander, R.D. ( 1987 ). The Biology of Moral Systems . New York: Aldine de Gruyter. Becker, L. ( 1990 ). Reciprocity . Chicago: University of Chicago Press...