The question of cooperation has fascinated and perplexed philosophers, economists, psychologists, sociologists and biologists from Aristotle to Darwin. It continues to do so today. At the heart of the debate is the relationship between the individual and the group or society to which he or she belongs: why cooperate when we believe our individual interests would be better served by acting unilaterally? This paper takes a broad, multi-disciplinary approach to answering the question ‘why cooperate?’.

These maps are nice, I've seen the DMA maps in hard copy but do not have scans:

Topographic Maps. This collection of maps is primarily photographic negatives of maps (for printing positive images of maps), 1:50,000 original scale. The UK-DOS (United Kingdon, Directorate of Overseas Surveys) and US-DMA (Defense Mapping Agency) sheets are also on file as a single hard copy colored map from which copies could from many libraries, or from AMRS, Inc.

By CHARLES FORELLE

VESTMANNAEYJAR, Iceland—Three and a half years after Iceland collapsed in a heap, Dadi Palsson's fish-processing plant has the air of a surprising economic recovery.

Also RT @lessig: "Iceland's Amazing Peaceful Revolution - Still Not in the News" last chap of

We need this in Canada