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The Force of face-to-face diplomacy : mirror neurons and the problem of intentions

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  • 12/30/13 SANDRAW
Summary: Argues that face-t-face diplomacy provides a signaling mechanism that increases the likelihood of cooperation.
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Argues that face-t-face diplomacy provides a signaling mechanism that increases the likelihood of cooperation.

12/30/13 SANDRAW

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