Since Hamilton published his seminal papers in 1964, our understanding of the importance
of cooperation for life on Earth has evolved beyond recognition. Early research was focused …

Human societies are structured by what we refer to as 'institutions', which are socially
created and culturally inherited proscriptions on behaviour that define roles and set …

Social learning has allowed humans to build up extensive cultural repertoires, enabling
them to adapt to a wide variety of environmental and social conditions. However, it is unclear …

Transmitted culture can be viewed as an inheritance system somewhat independent of
genes that is subject to processes of descent with modification in its own right. Although …

It has often been argued that the spectacular cognitive capacities of humans are the result of
selection for the ability to gather, process, and use information about other people. Recent …

The migration of people between different cultures has affected cultural change throughout
history. To understand this process, cross-cultural psychologists have used the …

Humans have a sophisticated ability to learn from others, termed social learning, which has
allowed us to spread over the planet, construct complex societies, and travel to the moon. It …

In this article, we show that an evolutionary game theoretic (EGT) modeling approach can be
fruitfully integrated with research in cross-cultural psychology to provide insight into cultural …

Although conformity as a major driver for human cultural evolution is a well‐accepted and
intensely studied phenomenon, its importance for non‐human animal culture has been …

In response to Paniagua and Rayamajhee's (2021) proposal for a polycentric approach for
pandemic governance, Frolov (2022) notes that their paper focuses on preventive …