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Ernst Fehr

Nature, 2004, vol. 432, issue 7016, 449-450

Abstract: Collective action in large groups whose members are genetically unrelated is a distinguishing feature of the human species. Individual reputations may be a key to a satisfactory evolutionary explanation.

Date: 2004
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