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Provides a new solution to a major problem in the scientific study of religion: the evolutionary puzzle of why humans cooperate.
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Glenn Barenthin is Professor at the University of GuelphHumber, Canada. He has taught courses on Criminal law, Forensic techniques, Criminal investigations and the Idea of Human Rights.
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