Policing and punishment across the domains of social evolution

Researchers have long observed that individuals in animal societies punish (and by extension, police) each other, but they have rarely ...

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Policing and punishment across the domains of social evolution. Manvir Singh and Jacobus J. Boomsma. M. Singh ([email protected]) and J. J. Boomsma ...

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Several decades of research in humans, other vertebrates, and social insects have offered fascinating insights into the dynamics of punishment (and its ...

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A punisher/bystander approach rooted in inclusive fitness logic to predict which individuals should take on punishing roles in animal societies is presented ...

Policing and punishment across the domains of social evolution

Singh, Manvir ; Boomsma, Jacobus Jan. / Policing and punishment across the domains of social evolution. In: Oikos. 2015 ; Vol. 124, No. 8. pp. 971-982.

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Policing and punishment across the domains of social evolution · Manvir SinghJ. Boomsma. Biology. 2015. TLDR. A punisher/bystander approach rooted in inclusive ...