Introduction: The Ubiquity, Complexity, and Diversity of
Cooperation ..................................................... 1
Kim Sterelny, Richard Joyce, Brett Calcott, and Ben Fraser
I Agents and Environments IS
1 The Evolution of Individualistic Norms ...................... 17
Don Ross
2 Timescales, Symmetry, and Uncertainty Reduction in the
Origins of Hierarchy in Biological Systems .................. 45
Jessica C. Flack, Doug Erwin, Tanya Elliot, and David
C. Krakauer
3 On Depending on Fish for a Living, and Other Difficulties
of Living Sustainabiy ....................................... 75
Hanna Kokko and Katja Heubel
4 Life in Interesting Times: Cooperation and Collective
Action in the Holocene ...................................... 89
Kim Sterelny
5 The Birth of Hierarchy ..................................... 109
Paul Seabright
6 Territoriality and Loss Aversion: The Evolutionary Roots
of Property Rights ......................................... 117
Herbert Gintis
7 Cooperation and Biological Markets: The Power of Partner
Choice ..................................................... 131
Ronald Noe and Bernhard Voelkl
8 False Advertising in Biological Markets: Partner Choice
and the Problem of Reliability ............................. 153
Ben Fraser
9 МНС-Mediated Benefits of Trade: A Biomolecular Approach
to Cooperation in the Marketplace .......................... 175
Haim Ofek
10 What We Don't Know about the Evolution of Cooperation in
Animals .................................................... 195
Deborah M. Gordon
11 Task Partitioning: Is It a Useful Concept? ................. 203
Adam G. Hart
12 Cooperative Breeding in Birds: Toward a Richer Conceptual
Framework .................................................. 223
Andrew Cockburn
II Agents and Mechanisms ..................................... 247
13 Why the Proximate-Ultimate Distinction Is Misleading, and
Why It Matters for Understanding the Evolution of
Cooperation ................................................ 249
Brett Calcott
14 Emergence of a Signaling Network with Probe and Adjust ..... 265
Brian Skyrms and Simon M. Huttegger
15 Bacterial Social Life: Information Processing
Characteristics and Cooperation Coevolve ................... 275
Livio Riboli-Sasco, François Taddei, and Sam Brown
16 Two Modes of Transgenerational Information Transmission .... 289
Nicholas Shea
17 What Can Imitation Do for Cooperation? ..................... 313
Cecilia Heyes
18 The Role of Learning in Punishment, Prosociality, and
Human Uniqueness ........................................... 333
Fiery Cushman
12 Our Pigheaded Core: How We Became Smarter to Be
Influenced by Other People ................................. 373
Hugo Mercier
20 Altruistic Behaviors from a Developmental and Comparative
Perspective ................................................ 399
Felix Warneken
21 Culture-Gene Coevolution, Large-Scale Cooperation, and
the Shaping of Human Social Psychology ..................... 425
Maciek Chudek, Wanying Zhao, and Joseph Henrich
22 Suicide Bombers, Weddings, and Prison Tattoos: An
Evolutionary Perspective on Subjective Commitment and
Objective Commitment ....................................... 459
Daniel M.T. Fessler and Katinka Quintelier
23 Communicative Functions of Shame and Guilt ................. 485
June P. Tangney, Jeffrey Stuewig, Elizabeth T. Maiouf,
and Kerstin Youman
24 Moral Disgust and the Tribal Instincts Hypothesis .......... 503
Daniel R. Kelly
25 Evolution, Motivation, and Moral Beliefs ................... 525
Matteo Mameli
26 The Many Moral Nativisms ................................... 549
Richard Joyce
Contributors .................................................. 573
Index ......................................................... 575
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