Social Dilemmas and Self- Organization in Pre-Defined and in Self-Selected Groups.

The article discusses the impact of the differences between two social dilemma situations to the emergence and stability of cooperation within pre-defined and self-selected groups. It tackles the social dilemma situation typology such as one in relation to natural resource systems and one involving...

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Published in:Good Society Journal Vol. 20; no. 1; pp. 67 - 73
Main Author: Vanberg, Viktor J.
Format: Article
Published: Pennsylvania State University Press 2011
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