Modeling Social Behavior: Mathematical and Agent-Based Models of Social Dynamics and Cultural Evolution
Paul E. Smaldino introduces mathematical and agent-based approaches to understanding social behavior. Focusing on social dynamics and cultural evolution, this book shows how formal models can help investigate the patterns and processes that shape collective life, providing a structured perspective on complex social phenomena.
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Modeling Social Behavior examines the use of mathematical and agent-based models to study how social behavior develops and changes.
The book focuses on social dynamics, offering a framework for thinking about interactions, patterns, and change within social systems.
It also addresses cultural evolution, connecting formal modeling with the study of how cultural traits and behaviors develop over time.
Written by Paul E. Smaldino, this work presents modeling as a tool for investigating complex social phenomena.
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