The structures of human behaviours-inspite of all complexities and differences-are not infinite, but are orderly and requlated, and can be considered universal. On the other hand, as human behaviours are formed not only by biological elements, but also by historical and cultural components, and therefore are not randomly created. Behavioural similarities in human beings and their structured forms, may be covered through their variations in the appearances.
During the past four decades, the writer has realized that people all over the world reveal similar cooperative behaviours theoughout human history. In fact, primitive forms of such a cooperation and participation can be observed among animals. This article tries to demonstrate that "Cooperation" is ubiquitous in human societies.
farhadi,M . (2004). Global Structures of Cooperation: Ubiquitousness of the Essonce of Cooperation and Participation. Social Sciences, 11(26), 1-23.
MLA
farhadi,M . "Global Structures of Cooperation: Ubiquitousness of the Essonce of Cooperation and Participation", Social Sciences, 11, 26, 2004, 1-23.
HARVARD
farhadi M. (2004). 'Global Structures of Cooperation: Ubiquitousness of the Essonce of Cooperation and Participation', Social Sciences, 11(26), pp. 1-23.
CHICAGO
M farhadi, "Global Structures of Cooperation: Ubiquitousness of the Essonce of Cooperation and Participation," Social Sciences, 11 26 (2004): 1-23,
VANCOUVER
farhadi M. Global Structures of Cooperation: Ubiquitousness of the Essonce of Cooperation and Participation. Social Sciences. 2004;11(26):1-23 (In Persian).
