A Unified Theory of Self-Organizing Systems

What if our traditional understanding of conflict and cooperation is reversed? In "A Unified Theory of Self-Organizing Systems," Boris Kriger explores how cooperation is the default in peer systems with shared environments and repeated interactions, challenging long-held assumptions that conflict is the natural state. Drawing on diverse scientific insights, the book presents four interconnected laws that explain how cooperation emerges and persists, proposing that antagonism is an anomaly requiring explanation rather than the norm.