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INCORE Conference
Collegium Budapest hosted the INCORE international conference in September 2010.

Cooperators since life began
The final TECT-INCORE Summer School preceded the INCORE conference, and took place in the Danube-Ipoly National Park, Hungary.

When financial incentives backfire
This thematic meeting considered the impact of financial incentives on motivation, and compliance with social norms such as fairness.

Presenting research and education opportunities, developing new perspectives and building capacity in the science of cooperation

INCORE - A COOPERATION RESEARCH NETWORK

Cooperation is an essential component of human society. But understanding how and why we cooperate is a complex task. The INCORE project brings together experts from diverse disciplines, including economists, neuroscientists, primatologists and molecular geneticists, to analyse and integrate current perspectives in the science of cooperation and build collaborations for future research into cooperative behaviour.

Social behaviour book cover

Social Behaviour: Genes, Ecology and Evolution

Edited by: Tamás Székely, University of Bath; Allen J. Moore, University of Exeter; Jan Komdeur, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, The Netherlands.


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Incore Roadmap

Fundamental Questions and Perspectives in Cooperation Research

David Skuse, UCL; John McNamara, University of Bristol; Tamás Székely, University of Bath; Ronald Noë, IPHC/CNRS & University of Strasbourg; Ruth Mace, UCL

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INCORE was funded until September 2010, and this website now acts as a project archive.
For more information about INCORE and its events, its partner groups, an overview of its activities and an archive of its resources, please take a look through the site.