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cooperative culture

/kəˌɒp.ər.ətɪv ˈkʌl.tʃər/ · co-op.er.a.tive cul.ture
noun
  1. A social system where individuals work together for mutual benefit, often characterized by shared resources and collective decision-making. The company's cooperative culture encouraged employees to share ideas and collaborate on projects.
  2. Describing a social system or community that values cooperation and mutual support. The cooperative culture of the small town fostered a sense of community and cooperation among its residents.
Did you know? The concept of cooperative culture has its roots in ancient societies, such as the Iroquois Confederacy, where decision-making was a collective process and resources were shared for the benefit of all members.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 1 lookups Added Aug 10, 2026