Oliver started following the work of Gary Brase, Kansas State University, Psychology.
Oliver started following the journal Evolution and Human Behavior.
Oliver started following the work of Michael Price, Brunel University, Department of Psychology.
Faculty Member, Anthropology
London School of Economics, Centre for Philosophy of Natural and Social Science
Departmental Lecturer
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Oliver Curry is a Departmental Lecturer at the Institute of Cognitive and Evolutionary Anthropology at the University of Oxford. Oliver completed his Ph.D. in 2005 in the Department of Government at the London School of Economics. His thesis argued that morality could be seen as the product of a suite of 'adaptations for cooperation' that evolved to solve the problems of cooperation and conflict recurrent in the lives of our ancestors. He is currently engaged in a number of empirical projects testing evolutionary theories of human social behaviour, including work on cooperation, coordination, friendship and coalition formation.
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