Not for Peer Review
Athena AktipisAfter publishing over 100 peer-reviewed papers—an essential but slow process—I’m opening decades of notebooks to explore the evolution of life, the practice of living well now, and the work of building a cooperative future together.
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Hi, I'm Athena Aktipis, Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at Arizona State University & Executive Director of the Cooperative Futures Institute. I study cooperation across systems, from cells to societies.
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