"I think that today cooperation is too big a word," Esfandiary said.
And today, cooperation, under the Thompson guidelines, as a practical matter often requires companies to waive the attorney-client privilege and cooperate in other ways". The so-called Thompson memorandum, drafted in 2003 by the deputy attorney general, Larry Thompson, in the wake of a wave of corporate fraud, laid out guidelines on prosecutions of corporations.
Waller, Maureen R. (2012) "Cooperation, Conflict, or Disengagement?
When Ceausescu was executed in 1990, cooperation between the allies ceased and most Romanians left.
Andreoni, James (1995), "Cooperation in Public-Goods Experiments: Kindness or Confusion?" American Economic Review, 85, September, 891-904.
Before sanctions began in 2005, cooperation between our parts of the world spanned many areas, from energy to trade.
Parisi, John J. (2010) "Cooperation among Competition Authorities in Merger Regulation," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 43 : No. 1, Article 3.
Young, H. Peyton, and Dean Foster (1991), "Cooperation in the Short and in the Long Run," Games and Economic Behavior, 3, 145-156.
For the last four decades, cooperation among the eight countries in which the rainforest lies was primarily induced by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (ACT).
We hoped for less political tensions and more consensus in Turkey, and finally a widespread Spanish-style (as in 1978) cooperation to draft a new democratic constitution.
Until passage of a modest jobs bill this week, cooperation across the aisle had not been a feature of the current Senate, as Senator Evan Bayh, Democrat of Indiana, complained in announcing he had had enough and wanted out.
