Cooperation, competition, and gylany: Cultural evolution from a new dynamic perspective
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(1991). Cooperation, competition, and gylany: Cultural evolution from a new dynamic perspective. World Futures: Vol. 31, Cooperation: Toward a Post-Modern Ethic, pp. 169-179Other Versions
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