-
Cooperator may
refer to:
cooperators of Opus Dei a
cooperative member Cooperation Contingent cooperator see also:
Collaboration Frater et
Cooperator Imperii...
- We Make Our Bow".
Greenbelt Cooperator. p. 3.
Retrieved 17
April 2019. Peterson,
Heather Elizabeth (1999). "The
Cooperator: An
Unofficial History of the...
- The
Foreign Market Development Cooperator Program (FMDP or
Cooperator Program) is one of the
agricultural export promotion programs operated by the United...
- In game theory, a
contingent cooperator is a
person or
agent who is
willing to act in the
collective interest,
rather than his short-term
selfish interest...
-
Argentinian Cooperator,
declared as a
Servant of God on 11
December 1989
Matilde Salem (15
November 1904 – 27
February 1961),
Syrian Cooperator, declared...
- Paul
Lambert (21
February 1912 – 17
September 1977) was a
Belgian cooperator and
professor of
economics at the
University of Liège.
Lambert gained a doctorate...
- one or more ****istant
priests can be
joined with the
parish priest. As
cooperators with the
parish priest and
sharers in his concern, they are, by common...
- A
cooperating ****ociation, also
known as an
interpretive ****ociation or a
natural history ****ociation,
supports the interpretive,
educational and scientific...
-
there were
roughly two
thousand of
these priests.[page needed] The
Cooperators of Opus Dei are non-members who
collaborate in some way with Opus Dei—usually...
- 99. The
Confucian Persuasion Sanft,
Charles (2014). "Shang Yang Was a
Cooperator:
Applying Axelrod's
Analysis of
Cooperation in
Early China". Philosophy...
