. We assume there are gains from specialization and that players have a preference for solidarity in work. As the gains … on solidarity to one based on incentives. We therefore formalize aspects of the thought of Smith and Marx, who held that …

exist in one of which there may be general cooperation (solidarity) and the other being one of universal malice (war of each …Reciprocity is a decisive behavioural rule resulting in successful co-operation or deterrence. In this paper, a dynamic … individual against all other individuals). We apply our theory to a number of examples, illustrating that the agents’ initial …

. Policy can be designed to incorporate attitudes toward cooperation, and to channel these tendencies in productive directions. …

social-solidarity society require mechanisms for mutual cooperation based on alternative systems of decision making, as well … solidarity among the members of a society as well as building alliances among communities; to assure the satisfaction of basic …

einer entsprechenden Kooperationsbereitschaft beim Individuum fuehrt. Treiber der Kooperation sind dabei Reputation … shattered the belief in the basic assumptions behind the homo oeconomicus and has shown the need for a more cooperation …-oriented idea of man. Simultaneously, the issue of cooperation has become more and more important in organizational life. We thus …

-) groups of member states, we illustrate the winners and losers from an optimal EU-wide income redistribution across the Union …. While the need for centralized redistribution grows with the number of heterogeneous member states, the implementation of a …