Recent advances in the understanding of human sociality

from All items | LSE Public lectures and events | Audio and pdf · host Professor Joseph Heath

Although each of us derives enormous benefit from the vast network of cooperative social relations that exists among human beings, there is still no unified scientific theory that explains how we succeed in sustaining these relations.

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