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Spirit-Masters, Supernatural Punishment, and Religious Cooperation Among the Altai Uriankhai of Mongolia
Whether supernatural punishment beliefs promote cooperation has been studied extensively, yet much remains to be understood. For instance, most previous work has focused on “moralistic” religious traditions (e.g., Christianity, Hinduism), and how this may facilitate cooperation with distant co-relig
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