Cooperation: The Political Psychology of Effective Human Interaction

"Cooperation positively affects individual, group, and societal well-being, yet it is difficult to achieve. This landmark volume synthesizes research on the precursors, processes, and effects of cooperation, and will undoubtedly stimulate the emergence of novel research on the dynamics of human interactions."
James Druckman, Northwestern University<!--end-->

"This volume's interdisciplinary, multi-level approach represents a paradigm shift in the way we understand cooperation. It will be a catalyst for future research and for the promotion of individual and collective well-being."
David A. Schroeder, University of Arkansas