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Friends for Free: Self-Organizing Artificial Social Networks for Trust and Cooperation 1
2005
unpublished
The Artificial Social Networks (ASN) produced are connected, cooperative and robust-possessing many of the disable properties of human friendship networks such as trust between friends (directly linked ...
We evaluate performance using a canonical test application, requiring cooperation between peers for socially optimal outcomes. ...
Acknowledgements We thank Ozalp Babaoglu, Mark Jelasity, Alberto Montresor and Simon Patarin from the University of Bologna, Dept of Computer Science, for perceptive discussions, observations and pointers ...
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Free Speech in the Algorithmic Society: Big Data, Private Governance, and New School Speech Regulation
2017
Social Science Research Network
From the standpoint of free speech values, the best solution would be for large international infrastructure owners and social media platforms to change their self-conception. ...
These businesses encourage their endusers to trust them and disclose information to them, and end-users must trust them in order to benefit from the services these organizations provide. ...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.3038939
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Structural Free Exercise
1991
Michigan law review
after extensive cooperative effort with and testimony from a wide variety of religious organizations. ...
insensitive to the ways in which individual free exercise is mediated through organizations, and to the needs of these organizations and their members for a protected space within which each group may ...
doi:10.2307/1289463
fatcat:hod3xa2rjzdxhdwaar3bsnk5p4
Guilt-Free Markets? Unconscionability, Conscience, and Emotions
2015
Social Science Research Network
to other networks that are active while making decisions to conform to perceived social norms. ...
Guilt-Free Markets? 435 of conscience and exercise self-restraint. How, then, can the law work to support and encourage such self-restraint? ...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.2566468
fatcat:e3ukstjnxfed7m3t4rwm5bqk5m
Before "Fair Trade": Empire, Free Trade, and the Moral Economies of Food in the Modern World
2007
Environment & Planning. D, Society and Space
The international trade in food, in particular, has given physical and symbolic expression to'caring at a distance' in debates about the lengthening of the food chain and the sympathy of consumers for ...
Can moral communities be created and sustained across distance? Globalisation has disrupted space and time, making us aware of the porous nature of place and identity. ...
This work has been assisted by research grant L143341003 from the Economic and Social Research Council and the Arts and Humanities Research Council (Cultures of Consumption programme), which is gratefully ...
doi:10.1068/d448t
fatcat:w5c5mgv725fmpeodrfblb34qlu
Anarchism triumphant: Free software and the death of copyright
1999
First Monday
In this way free software could become a self-organizing project, in which no innovation would be lost through proprietary exercises of rights. ...
And music doesn't sound worse when distributed for free, pay what you want directly to the artist, and don't pay anything if you don't want to. Give it to your friends; they might like it. ...
doi:10.5210/fm.v4i8.684
fatcat:gqbyqrxt7ze2feuun7vtrdmdfu
Two bits: the cultural significance of free software
2008
ChoiceReviews
He is well versed in chemistry, nanotechnology, artificial-intelligence (AI) research, computational-and network-complexity research, artificial organs, cryobiology, materials engineering, and science ...
project, leveraging the law of large numbers, "peer production," "gift economies," and "self-organizing social economies." 1 Coordination in Free Software is of a distinct kind that emerged in the 1990s ...
, Harvey, and Knox, "Scales of Place and Networks"; and Flichy, The Internet Imaginaire. 7 Taylor, Modern Social Imaginaries, 32. 8 Ibid., 33-48. ...
doi:10.5860/choice.46-2158
fatcat:jtxrurovzvexbm7lslgffroqem
Free Trade and Protection
1869
Scientific American
Institute of International Education. www.state.gov/www/regions/africa www.iie.org Organization for Economic Development and Cooperation. www.oecd.org Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Nationals ...
(TOKTEN) Website: www.tokten-vn.org.vn United States Agency for International Development. www.info.usaid.gov UN Economic Commission for Africa. ...
Economy : Foreign Loans, Financial Crises, and Debt Settlements, 1820-1990. Boulder: Westview Press. Vernengo, M. ( 2004 ) "Bretton Woods", in J. ...
doi:10.1038/scientificamerican05081869-292a
fatcat:4zpqxepkufbznbgsuhou7nk4ru
A barrier-free health system for Indigenous Communities
2018
International Journal of Indigenous Health
The Issue N.1 2018, contains research articles on different topics related to Indigenous peoples' health in Canada and internationally. ...
Kekendazone Network Environment for Aboriginal Health Research (AK-NEAHR). ...
Acknowledgements We are grateful for the friendship and financial support from Students for Canada's North, and to the Moose Cree community for their engagement. ...
doi:10.32799/ijih.v13i1.30321
fatcat:or3mlljayzhdpo5t2q7po4my2q
Improving cooperation in peer-to-peer systems using social networks
2006
Proceedings 20th IEEE International Parallel & Distributed Processing Symposium
Our simulation and analysis show that the social network model can greatly incent cooperation in P2P networks and enormously reduce the memory cost. ...
The' small world' character of social networks makes it feasible for nodes to locate resources and conduct transactions while maintain limited local memory history. ...
Social networks have been shown to perform well in resource searching in P2P networks [15] , and here we use it to incent cooperation between friends. ...
doi:10.1109/ipdps.2006.1639703
dblp:conf/ipps/WangZY06
fatcat:ns2fjx5y4ncthm5hclukvo5yue
5. The Politics of Opportunistic Accommodation, 1912–1930
[chapter]
2018
Power, Protection, and Free Trade
social reform programs were to be adequately funded.3 Balfour con tinued to equivocate, searching for language that would signal his sup port for tariff reform without alienating the free traders. ...
to cooperate in the adoption of universal free trade. ...
Culbertson emerged as the spokesman for this platform for two reasons. As Melvyn P. ...
doi:10.7591/9781501723049-007
fatcat:wopvez5oebfxjb3r4dexjnbdom
An agent-based simulation of cooperation in the use of irrigation systems
2017
Complex Adaptive Systems Modeling
Our results show that government support plays a critical role but the initial participants do not matter much for different types of initial participants and network structure of the village. ...
We use model to examine the impacts of initial participants and government support on both the reach and velocity of the cooperation diffusion. ...
Funding This research is funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under the project "Triggering Factors and Evolutionary Mechanism of Cooperative Behaviour on Irrigation" (71303198) and ...
doi:10.1186/s40294-017-0047-x
fatcat:jj4wd46ksbbjvfpmzmev2eot4m
The Digital Economy: Social Interaction Technologies – an Overview
2015
International Journal of Interactive Multimedia and Artificial Intelligence
visual communication technology for enhancing social interaction. ...
and journalism, legal issues and social interaction technology, dataveillance and online fraud, neogeography, social software usability, social software in libraries and nonprofit organizations, and broadband ...
"Smart social objects" consists in creating a network of "trusted" friends between humans and objects. ...
doi:10.9781/ijimai.2015.322
fatcat:iicj3rn7frfezaqp3gooyjun3u
Can evolutionary design of social networks make it easier to be 'green'?
2013
Trends in Ecology & Evolution
It has changed how we organize, socialize, and tackle problems that benefit from the efforts of a large crowd. ...
The social Web is swiftly becoming a living laboratory for understanding human cooperation on massive scales. ...
Acknowledgments We thank Caglar Akcay, Jeff Hancock, Kristin Hook, Walt Koenig, Michael Smith, and members of Cornell University's fall 2013 graduate seminar on the evolution of cooperation for helpful ...
doi:10.1016/j.tree.2013.05.011
pmid:23787089
fatcat:jlnh6noe5fgvvocbwrwsbe3yf4
Friends or Foes? Practicing Collaboration?An Introduction
2004
M@n@gement
Acknowledgment of Reviewers The guest editors would like to thank the following referees for their time and efforts in providing reviews of the manuscripts submitted to this Special Issue. ...
Much of the literature has treated trust as a residual term for the complex social-psychological processes necessary for social action to occur, meaning that the relationship between trust and performance ...
Even though trust is the privileged mode of coordination of the network, tools for conflict resolution and for defining sanctions and obligations are nevertheless necessary. ...
doi:10.3917/mana.073.0037
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