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Using Cooperation Science to Strengthen Local Food Systems

Posted on April 12, 2018 by Tim Waring

Tim Waring, Afton Hupper, Taylor Lange, Mitchell Center Speaker Series, 11/20/2017 from Mitchell Center on Vimeo.

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I study the evolution of human culture with application to how we manage our shared environment.

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