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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2011
摘要
We present 統計 evidence and dynamical models for the management of conflict and a division of labor (task specialization) in a primate society. Two broad intervention strategy classes are observed- a dyadic strategy - pacifying interventions, and a triadic strategy - policing interventions. These strategies, their respective degrees of specialization, and their consequences for conflict dynamics can be captured through empirically-grounded 數學 models inspired by immuno-dynamics. The spread of aggression, analogous to the proliferation of pathogens, is an 流行病學ological problem. We show analytically and 計算ly that policing is an efficient strategy as it requires only a small proportion of a 族群 to police to reduce conflict contagion. Policing, but not pacifying, is capable of effectively eliminat
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