PPT-Ritual: Primary mechanism of cooperation

Ritual is widespread in the animal kingdom where cautious communication is required Deep evolutionary history Primate social rituals As highly social creatures primates have a wealth of social rituals. Current. . S. ituation. . in Slovakia and Europe. Zuzana . Melicheríková. Vysoká škola manažmentu in. . Bratislav. a. / City University of Seattle. Email: zmelicherikova@vsm.sk. Current youth unemployment in Europe and Slovakia. prosociality. Cooperation and social norm following/enforcement. Models of reciprocity . Direct vs. indirect. Weak vs. strong (self- vs. other-regarding). Norm enforcement via Punishment . Costly punishment – second vs. third (direct vs. indirect). Ritual. “any repeated, ordered, patterned and shared behavior” . as “. imaginative and interpretive act[s] through which we express and create meaning”. . --Anderson and Foley. . Ritual. Helps us get through anxiety of transitions. Patterned, recurring sequence of events. Morning, bedtime, workout, TV, Homework rituals.. These ritual activities are . secular. (non-religious). Ritual. Religious Rituals. Involves religious paraphernalia/symbols like prayers, offerings, sacred literature recitations, etc.. Primary mechanism of cooperation. Ritual is widespread in the animal kingdom where cautious communication is required. Deep evolutionary history. Primate social rituals. As highly social creatures primates have a wealth of social rituals. Antonio . Tujan. Jr.. CO chair . Betteraid. IBON International. Definitions and characteristics. Development cooperation between two developing countries whereas triangular cooperation includes a developed third partner providing funds to scale up (not to subcontract) cooperation in kind from . Birth. A . detailed series of life-cycle rituals (. samskara. , or refinements) mark major transitions in the life of the individual. . Especially . orthodox Hindu families may invite Brahman priests to their homes to officiate at these rituals, complete with sacred fire and recitations of mantras. By: Mrs. Coates. Standard/Objective. 5-2.3 . Identify . examples of conflict and cooperation between occupational and ethnic groups in the West, including miners, farmers, ranchers, cowboys, Mexican and African Americans, and European and Asian . 2 Cooperation -Competition Abstract This chapter is concerned with my interrelated theoretical work in the areas of cooperation -competition, conflict resolution, social justice, and social relations. Pengyuan Du, Mario . Gerla. Department . of Computer Science, . UCLA, . USA. What is the paper . all about. ?. Consider commerce in medieval France. A citizen lives in a community, he moves around to offer his products/services to others and expects products/services in turn.  The events that take place in our everyday lives are described as . “rituals”..   . These . rituals that are talked about are made to sound like the culture that partakes in such things is crazy.. Maria . Lagutina. PhD in Political Sciences,. Saint Petersburg, Russia. 2016 . Arctic Circle Assembly. . Reykjavik, Iceland. October 7-9, 2016.  . Introduction. Arctic cooperation: from international to transnational? . • religion non-elective. • religion not revealed. • role of ancestral custom (. nomos. ). • religion public, rarely private. • religion non-eschatological. • focus on practice, not belief (orthopraxy). Major Sources:. Rossano. , M.J. (2013) . Mortal rituals: What the story of the Andes survivors tells us about human evolution. . New York: Columbia University Press. . Rossano. , M.J. (2010). . Supernatural selection: How religion evolved. .