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Ethnic markers and the emergence of group-specific norms
J. Ozaita, A. Baronchelli, et al.
This paper delves into how ethnic markers influence coordination in games, highlighting that they can promote cooperation and group norms, although too much uniformity can backfire. The research was conducted by Juan Ozaita, Andrea Baronchelli, and Angel Sánchez.
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