This paper aims to present a model for analyzing cooperation, specifically in the organizational context, extending the prisoner’s dilemma with novel concepts and mechanisms. Although the results confirm the existing theories about the importance of central nodes in complex networks, they also provide further details on how the cooperative behavior of central nodes (i.e. the managers) might benefit the organization.

The Prisoner's Dilemma in the Workplace: How Cooperative Behavior of Managers Influence Organizational Performance and Stress / Spurný, J.; Kopeček, I.; Ošlejšek, R.; Plhák, J.; Caputo, F.. - In: KYBERNETES. - ISSN 0368-492X. - 51:1(2021), pp. 52-76. [10.1108/K-04-2020-0229]

The Prisoner's Dilemma in the Workplace: How Cooperative Behavior of Managers Influence Organizational Performance and Stress

CAPUTO F.
2021

Abstract

This paper aims to present a model for analyzing cooperation, specifically in the organizational context, extending the prisoner’s dilemma with novel concepts and mechanisms. Although the results confirm the existing theories about the importance of central nodes in complex networks, they also provide further details on how the cooperative behavior of central nodes (i.e. the managers) might benefit the organization.
2021
The Prisoner's Dilemma in the Workplace: How Cooperative Behavior of Managers Influence Organizational Performance and Stress / Spurný, J.; Kopeček, I.; Ošlejšek, R.; Plhák, J.; Caputo, F.. - In: KYBERNETES. - ISSN 0368-492X. - 51:1(2021), pp. 52-76. [10.1108/K-04-2020-0229]
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