An Evolutionary Game Approach to Fundamentalism and Conflict

Daniel, G.; Arce, Mauricio; Sandler, Todd

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“…However, a full understanding of tourist responses to terror attacks also requires a focus on preferences at the individual level. Several researchers have offered models of rational choice (e.g., game theory) based on microeconomics in order to shed light on the interaction strategies used by the players (Daniel, Arce, and Sandler 2003; Sandler and Lapan 1988). As consumers are perceived to be rational actors, researchers have attempted to examine their rationalizations (Wall 1996; Tremblay 1989).…”

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Does International Tourism Affect Transnational Terrorism?

Goldman

Neubauer-Shani

2016

Journal of Travel Research

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Studies focusing on the relationship between transnational terrorism and tourism examine the effect of terror on tourism, while this study looks at a different question: does international tourism affect transnational terrorism? We hypothesized that the higher the number of international tourist arrivals to a country, the higher the number of terror attacks, and examined this effect from four distinct aspects: perpetration by foreign attackers against local victims, perpetration by local attackers against foreign victims, perpetration by foreign attackers against foreign victims, and perpetration of terror attacks against foreign private parties. We conclude that there is an inverse U relationship between number of arrivals and number of attacks perpetrated by foreigners, and also a robust significant relationship between number of arrivals to a country and terror attacks in which both the attacker and the victim are foreigners. However, it is not unequivocal whether this is a positive linear or an inverse U relationship.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Does International Tourism Affect Transnational Terrorism?

Goldman

Neubauer-Shani

2016

Journal of Travel Research

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“…La ausencia resulta sorprendente cuando hace ya más de dos décadas que Kuran demostrara con sus modelos (1987a, 1987b, 1989, 1990, 1991a, 1991b) que la falsificación de preferencias puede jugar un papel absolutamente central en las dinámicas de opinión. Sorprendentemente, los trabajos de Kuran tuvieron poca continuidad y tan solo existen un puñado de modelos formales más que incorporan la idea de falsificación de preferencias, no estando estos necesariamente centrados en el estudio de las dinámicas de la opinión pública (Daniel, Arce y Sandler 2003;Bernheim 1994;Ginkel y Smith 1999;Klick y Parisi 2008;Rubin 2014;Tullock 1974).…”

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Modelos de dinámicas de la opinión. Una revisión de la literatura

Sánchez

Medina

2019

Rev. int. sociol.

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Explicación; Influencia social; Modelos basados en agentes; Simulación social; Sociofísica. Copyright: © 2019 CSIC. Este es un artículo de acceso abierto distribuido bajo los términos de la licencia de uso y distribución Creative Commons Reconocimiento 4.0 Internacional (CC BY 4.0). AbstractThe study of public opinion is turning in the last years, the study from the traditional descriptive approach with informative and advising purposes to a new explana-tory and generativist approach. This new perspective has focused on the construction and analysis of mod-els where local, microscopic, interactions generate macroscopic regularities in public opinion. The fertility of this new approach is causing a publication rhythm that can be overwhelming. In this paper, we present an up to date revision of the literature on opinion dynam-ics models. We present the main models and their extensions, and organize the exposition around ten axes that configure the content of each contribution. The paper also offers some reflections on the main chal-lenges for those social scientists that are interested in the dynamics of public opinion.

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“…We showed that if the system is not overloaded while optimizing the overall system throughput at every moment (or at least at each event), it gives nearly optimal performance in terms of average time of mobile phones.For the sake of consistency of the document, these results are not presented here. Nevertheless, we justify the approach that we develop in the following based on the instant optimization of system performance [25].…”

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Application of Game Theory to Optimize Wireless System Resource Allocation

Riahi¹,

Riahi²

2018

Int. J. Onl. Eng.

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<p>Currently, wireless technologies are becoming more complex all the time, and parameter management becomes an increasingly difficult task. The optimization aims at automating the choice of the parameters according to the evolution of the environment. Furthermore, the steady increase in volumes of data that pass through wireless systems tend to saturate. It is therefore necessary to establish strategies in order, for example, to distribute the load on the various wireless access points. Currently, this is achieved by static policies in which mobile are primarily connect via WiFi access points. This takes no account of the quality of service required by the mobile nor the overall state, which changes over time, other systems that the mobile can connect.</p>

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An Evolutionary Game Approach to Fundamentalism and Conflict

Cited by 48 publications

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Does International Tourism Affect Transnational Terrorism?

Does International Tourism Affect Transnational Terrorism?

Modelos de dinámicas de la opinión. Una revisión de la literatura

Application of Game Theory to Optimize Wireless System Resource Allocation

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