[PDF] Top 20 Collective Social Dynamics and Social Norms

... of norms is largely driven by nonselfish ...a social norm will only be enforced by sanctions if the costs of punishing are much lower than the costs of being ... See full document

... and collective social identity do not seamlessly integrate; while harmony between the individual’s awareness and aspirations of self and the institutionally defined self might exist, so does conflict and ... See full document

... specifically the two prisoner’s dilemma variants with the most frequent real -world applications, voluntary provision of public goods and principal-agent games (sometimes called one- sided prisoner’s dilemma or trust ... See full document

... A key role of financial markets is to produce the information and financial contracts necessary to facilitate the transfer of capital in the most efficient way possible. Advances in technology and regulatory reforms have ... See full document

... and social norms. In a population with certain social norm, players update their strategies according to the payoff differences among different ...of social norm may be driven by the average ... See full document

... gender dynamics, with women excluded from high ranking positions, which spills into civilian life through the creation of an ‘old boy’s’ network (Werczberger, ...the social hierarchy of citizens is ... See full document

... of social networking sites’ (SNS) users. Online social networks such as Facebook allow users to regularly interact with known and unknown others, who can behave either politely or ...the dynamics of ... See full document

... and collective behaviours that can help address these social and cultural barriers have received less attention from scholars, even though a combination of actions is needed to address such a complex ... See full document

... these dynamics of power as they play out within the complex and mutually constitutive set of interactions that make up the process of whistleblow- ...complex dynamics of discursive power and its role in how ... See full document

... on social consensus has unfolded, and to discuss their implications with the aid of a few illustrative ...of social conventions, possibly the simplest example of social consensus taken from the ... See full document

... plain why this is the case. As the equilibria in the effort game are Pareto-ranked, our firm would try to select workers who are sensitive to peer pressure. Firms that don’t care for the “personality” of their workers ... See full document

... Third, committee members might be maximising the prestige o f the whole pro­ fessional collective. Suppose that there exists uncertainty about the quality of female and male members of the Judicial Corps. That is, ... See full document

... of norms for development work that helps to build up trust among themselves (Dowla 2006, Sabatini ...of social trust that acts as collateral and solve the collective action problems of poor people ... See full document

... up collective initiatives at the local level. Such collective action provides an incentive to free-ride on the contribution of ...others. Social norms and the consequent behavior of ... See full document

... To be able to unlock the potential of collective intelligence, a deeper understanding of the functioning of these systems is needed [10]. Examples of scenarios that can benefit from further insights into crowd ... See full document

... example: When I go to buy clothing, I tend to buy the sorts of clothing that I see others around me wearing. An economist observing my choices might reasonably conclude that I have a preference for conforming to what ... See full document

... the social norms and networks that generate shared understandings, trust and reciprocity, which underpin co-operation and collective action for mutual benefits, and creates the base for economic ... See full document

... four social norms above, injunctive and personal norms are constituted by six whereas descriptive and subjective norms are constituted by five ...descriptive norms developed by Jimenez ... See full document

... European Social Forums, have also offered possibilities of political participation to a group that is formally excluded from political participation in the well-off, relatively democratic countries of the North, ... See full document

... Abstract— Social media has become very popular and is able to generate oceans of data which is a goldmine to prospective researches in the real ...such social media data and learning collective ... See full document