This demonstrates that both shame and honor can drive cooperation.
The non-monetary, reputational effects induced by shame and honour each led to approximately 50percentnt higher donations to the public good when compared with the control, demonstrating that both shame and honour can drive cooperation and can help alleviate the tragedy of the commons.
This paper is based on the idea that the success of an environmental policy applied to the industrial sector is driven by cooperation between all parties involved, which represent both public and private actors.
The chosen models for university-industry links were analogous to each other only in IT (software development sector), where we observed comparable practices and assume that the institutionalization of academic-industry relations in this field was driven by cooperation with multi-national corporations.
Activation of these reporter constructs appears to be driven by cooperation between Smad proteins and other transcription factor(s).
Indeed, while social exchange games have shown that punishment drives cooperation, so do positive interactions between subjects [Nowak et al., 2009].
In a characteristically groundbreaking discussion of the issue, Hamilton and May [ 1] suggested that while aggregation among kin can indeed drive kin cooperation, as aggregations grow so does competition among related individuals (kin competition).
This article only studies the cost allocation driven by the cooperation within the production chain from the perspective of the capital chain.
Meanwhile, CORA enables event-driven cooperation of coverage scheduling and rate assignment in two phases.
Ideal-typically, this could happen through (a) public interest and 'voice' driven command and control, following state public hierarchy, (b) private interest and 'exit'-driven exchange in competitive markets, and (c) collective/common interest and loyalty-driven cooperation in civil networks [24 26].
Is our species driven by competition, or cooperation?
