The Complexity of Cooperation: Agent-Based Models of Competition and Collaboration
Kindle Edition Hardcover PaperbackIn "The Complexity of Cooperation," Robert Axelrod explores the dynamics of cooperation and competition through agent-based models. Axelrod's research shows that cooperation can emerge in complex systems, even among selfish individuals. He explains why some cooperative strategies are more successful than others, and how the dynamics of cooperation depend on the context in which they occur. Axelrod also delves into the role of trust, reciprocity, and reputation in fostering cooperation, as well as the impact of communication and information on cooperation. Ultimately, "The Complexity of Cooperation" provides a comprehensive analysis of cooperation and competition and offers insights for policymakers and practitioners seeking to foster cooperation in complex systems.
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