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: group risk concern, group cooperation expectation, and pressure to conform to social norms. We found that ex post guilt … concerns drive groups to choose the cooperation (and risk-reduction) strategy more frequently than individuals. Groups also … have higher cooperation expectations for their corresponding groups than individuals have for their corresponding …
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without cooperation with developed countries, technical assistance of the EU-PHARE program and a range of other programs. The … economy and the positive contribution from cooperation between Lithuania and industrialised countries in several areas overall …
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Facing rapid urbanisation in developing countries, public utilities' electricity management is challenged by an ever-growing demand and collapsing infrastructures. Economic growth and consumers' related behaviours add to the technical and governance problems. We analyse the ways in which...
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This article presents characteristics of Latvian economics. A detailed analysis is given for the cooperation of Latvia … and Eastern Europe Countries, intended for the research "Cooperation between developed and post-transformation countries …
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Reciprocity is a decisive behavioural rule resulting in successful co-operation or deterrence. In this paper, a dynamic … exist in one of which there may be general cooperation (solidarity) and the other being one of universal malice (war of each …
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