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Introduction,stian and humanist anthropology are of this kind. The material used in this book comes from many different sources: anthropology and competition as understood in economic thinking, historical and recent viewpoints, perspectives from social and cultural anthropological fields, and material from philo

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The Phenomenon of Competition: General and Contemporary Perspectives competition and entertainment are also dealt with. Third: What are the consequences of competition? To many humans competition equals success, but this correlation is not confirmed by empirical research. In many contexts competition is negatively correlated to performance. In other contexts, howeve

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