Cooperating

A cooperative agreement is where two or more autonomous organizations join together in a partnership to achieve common objectives, jointly defining the problem to be solved and deciding how it will be solved. Success is measured by the degree to which the parties achieve their shared objectives.

1. By now the evidence is manifold. Whether in political and economic experience, management theory or psychological research, genuinely cooperative behaviour produces far better results than egoistic, aggressive or Machiavellian approaches.

1. Sharing-Appropriating
2. Agreeing-Disagreeing

1. Using functional cooperation
2. Using covert intelligence agency operations
3. Using civil-military cooperation
4. Promoting research cooperation
5. Planning joint business ventures
6. Obliging religious cooperation
7. Motivating cooperation
8. Increasing cooperative events
9. Forming consortia
10. Enlisting media cooperation on the environment
11. Enabling farmer cooperation
12. Enabling cross-sectoral cooperation
13. Developing cooperatives
14. Designing cooperative physical improvements
15. Creating community
16. Cooperating within regions
17. Cooperating with synagogue leaders
18. Cooperating with regional news agencies
19. Cooperating with other countries
20. Cooperating with nature
21. Cooperating with national research
22. Cooperating with national aids
23. Cooperating with industry
24. Cooperating with associations representing local authorities
25. Cooperating with archaeologists
26. Cooperating technically
27. Cooperating socially
28. Cooperating internationally
29. Cooperating in the use of outer space
30. Cooperating in research
31. Cooperating in industry
32. Cooperating in economic development
33. Cooperating in commerce
34. Cooperating for sustainable development
35. Cooperating for development
36. Cooperating for defence
37. Cooperating economically
38. Cooperating between agencies
39. Cooperating among member states
40. Cooperating among global forestry organizations
41. Cooperating among authorities
42. Cooperating allows states
43. Cooperating across disciplines
44. Cooperating across borders
45. Acting collectively

1. Enabling trading cooperation

1. Using fear to promote effective cooperation
2. Forming unified resident cooperation

1. Non-cooperating
2. Abstaining from agreement on cooperation

1. Unformed pattern of cooperative action
2. Non-cooperation

1. Noncooperation
2. Inactivity
3. Disagreement
4. Cooperation
5. Agreement
6. Action