Cooperation and conflict : the interaction of opposites in shaping social behaviour
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Cooperation and conflict : the interaction of opposites in shaping social behaviour
Cambridge University Press, 2021
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Understanding the interaction between cooperation and conflict in establishing effective social behaviour is a fundamental challenge facing societies. Reflecting the breadth of current research in this area, this volume brings together experts from biology to political science to examine the cooperation–conflict interface at multiple levels, from genes to human societies. Exploring both the exciting new directions and the biggest challenges in their fields, the authors focus on identifying commonalities across species and disciplines to help understand what features are shared broadly and what are limited to specific contexts. Each chapter is written to be accessible to students and researchers from interdisciplinary backgrounds, with text boxes explaining terminology and concepts that may not be familiar across disciplinary boundaries, while being a valuable resource to experts in their fields.
Table of Contents
- Introduction. Understanding for relationship between cooperation and conflict Walter Wilczynski and Sarah Brosnan
- Part I. Broad Insights from Political Science to Molecular Behaviour: 1. Reconciliation and civil wars reconsidered William J. Long
- 2. Internalizing cooperative norms in group-structured populations Erol Akçay and Jeremy Van Cleve
- 3. Reputation: a fundamental route to human cooperation Junhui Wu, Daniel Balliet and Paul A. M. Van Lange
- 4. Finding the right balance: cooperation and conflict in nature Elizabeth A. Ostrowski
- Part II. Neural Mechanisms: 5. Social living and rethinking the concept of 'prosociality' Heather K. Caldwell and H. Elliott Albers
- 6. The role of the temporal lobe in human social cognition Katherine L. Bryant, Christina N. Rogers Flattery and Matthias Schurz
- 7. Role of oxytocin and vasopressin V1a receptor variation on personality, social behavior, social cognition, and the brain in nonhuman primates with a specific emphasis in chimpanzees William D. Hopkins and Robert D. Latzman
- Part III. Species Comparisons: 8. Understanding the trade-off between cooperation and conflict in avian societies Amanda R. Ridley and Martha J. Nelson-Flower
- 9. Cooperation and conflict in mutualisms with a special emphasis on marine cleaning interaction Redouan Bshary
- 10. Frenemies: the interplay between cooperation and conflict in the evolution and function of insect societies Clare C. Rittschof and Christina M. Grozinger
- Index.
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