Cooperation as A Law of Nature

In Cooperation as a Law of Nature, Boris Kriger explores the idea that mutual aid is a natural, default behavior of complex systems rather than a moral achievement, drawing from historical and scientific perspectives. He examines how communities formed without rules or authority often function more effectively than those designed by experts and argues that cooperation emerges naturally when external influences are minimized. The book reframes the question of self-governance as an engineering challenge, shedding light on the factors that sustain or disrupt cooperation within communities.