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Workshop: What Can Cultural Evolutionary Theory Teach Us about Obstacles to and Prospects for International Cooperation and Peace?

Tuesday October 15

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Cultural Evolution

This gathering (by invitation only) will be in Washington DC at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Co-sponsored by ProSocial World & GSI

We believe that models of cultural evolution have the potential illuminate both the history and current dynamics of world politics, and to inform strategies and institutions needed to advance international peace, shared prosperity, human dignity, and planetary habitability. We envision our October 15 workshop as an initial brainstorming opportunity, in which we convene a group of prominent experts from multiple disciplines to consider what light evolutionary perspectives might shed on the past, present, and future of international cooperation and peace.

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