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    Online Resource
    Amsterdam :Amsterdam University Press,
    UID:
    edocfu_9958058994802883
    Format: 1 online resource (249 pages)
    ISBN: 128212935X , 9786612129353 , 9048510414
    Series Statement: Texts in Logic and Games, 5 ; v.No. 5
    Content: Kunnen de computerwetenschappers bijdragen aan een oplossing van sociale problemen? Kan logica gebruikt worden om sociale interactie te modelleren? Zijn er regels op te stellen om groepen met afwijkende voorkeuren tot redelijke besluiten te laten komen?. Discourses on Social Software biedt de lezer een ideale inleiding op (nog nieuwe) gebied van sociale software. Het toont in detail de vele manieren waarin de schijnbaar abstracte wetenschappen van logica en computerwetenschap aan het werk kunnen worden gezet om eigentijdse sociale problemen te analyseren en op te lossen. Door de ongebruikelijk
    Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Table of Contents; Preface; List of Authors; Chapter 1: Introductory Conversation; Chapter 2: Replies to Angry, Prag and Star; Chapter 3: What is Social Software?; Chapter 4: A Guest Lecture on Social Software; Chapter 5: Social Software and the Social Sciences; Chapter 6: On Social Choice Theory; Chapter 7: Ends and Means, Values and Virtues; Chapter 8: Common Knowledge and Common Belief; Chapter 9: Game Theory, Logic and Rational Choice; Chapter 10: What is Protocol Analysis?; Chapter 11: Dynamic Epistemic Logic for Protocol Analysis; Chapter 12: Battle of the Logics , Chapter 13: Eating from the Tree of IgnoranceChapter 14: On Collective Rational Action; Chapter 15: Social Software and the Ills of Society; Bibliography; Index , English
    Additional Edition: ISBN 9089641238
    Language: English
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