Front Matter (i-xiv)

Conference Summary (1-10)

IDR Team Summary 1: Using our understanding of cooperation in cognitive organisms to understand cooperation in organisms or entities without brains and vice versa. (11-20)

IDR Team Summary 2: How would you spend $100 million over the next five years to understand and harness the power of social networks? (21-34)

IDR Team Summary 3: What proximate mechanisms underlie helping and cooperation? (35-42)

IDR Team Summary 4: Develop general principles to understand the interplay between individual variation and group function. (43-56)

IDR Team Summary 5: How do we solve the tragedy of the commons? (57-64)

IDR Team Summary 6: Are there fundamental principles underlying the transition from one to two individuals? Are these scalable to larger social groups? (65-72)

IDR Team Summary 7: Evaluate the degree to which cooperation and conflict need to be balanced in order to facilitate the evolution, expansion, optimal performance, and maintenance of collective behaviors. (73-84)

IDR Team Summary 8: From single cells to tissue: What causes organismality to emerge from individual cells, achieving control of conflict at lower levels so the organism becomes the unit of adaptation? (85-98)

IDR Team Summary 9: How do general principles of cooperation and competition influence our understanding of brain networks? (99-106)

Appendixes (107-108)

List of Collective Behavior Preconference Tutorials (109-112)

Agenda (113-116)

Participant List (117-128)