Government prosecutors, along with the judges who sentence those convicted, have created powerful inducements to cooperate.
The great jazz musicians reinvent the language, while the good ones catch on fast, but either way, the idea is to work together and create a synergy - to cooperate, not to compete for stardom.
They also argue that U.N. membership creates an obligation to cooperate with the tribunal.
We need to improve our ability to cooperate, create hybrid capital structures and hybrid teams that can deliver global strategy and efficient local executions to manage the commons.
For some unknown reason, the pyrotechnics required to create the fire refused to cooperate.
In other cases, taxpayers created their own problems, refusing to cooperate with auditors or bombarding them with so many irrelevant letters and phone calls that the auditors responded by enforcing every excruciatingly detailed rule they could apply.
They might bore most civilized people to tears, but debates about closing the Medicaid gap created by Republican governors' refusal to cooperate with the Affordable Care Act are important because without health care coverage, people die.
The experience was however that making an extra effort in explaining data management face to face created more trusts and willingness to cooperate.
"They know that power is needed to bring about policy, but along the way, it is important to cooperate, to create policy with others.
Most negotiations are "mixed motive" in structure, requiring us both to compete to claim value and to cooperate to create value.
While globalisation reawakens in individuals a need to belong, it also creates a need for nations to cooperate.
