Y S Chiang
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 15509 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Y S Chiang |
| PRENOMES | Y S |
| SOBRENOME | Chiang |
| ASSINATURA | CHIANG Y S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6465-7093 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Link dissolution outperforms link formation in promoting cooperation in social dilemmas
A Theoretical Analysis of How Multiple Leadership and Flattened Status Structures Affect Cooperation in Task Groups
Status hierarchies have been shown to emerge in small, collectively-oriented task groups and to structure cooperative social interaction in them.In sociology, the argument that status hierarchies can facilitate cooperation in small groups has been theoretically validated by evolutionary models and empirically confirmed by laboratory/field experiments.Although there is a robust tendency toward the emergence of status hierarchies in small task grou…
Evaluating efficiency determinants of rural bus routes in northern Taiwan
To Blend in or Hide Out? A Network Analysis on Maritime Criminal Co-voyages in Taiwan
The levee dilemma game
Indirect Reciprocity for Mitigating Intergroup Hostility
Social scientists have proposed myriad solutions for mitigating intergroup conflicts. While the literature, such as studies on intergroup contact theory, focuses on intergroup relations, we argue that it is important not to ignore intragroup relations that may benefit or undermine the improvement of intergroup relations at the same time. In this paper, we investigate a typology of eight mechanisms for the behavior of intergroup and intragroup rel…
Triadic balance in the brain
Does the β-measure make empirical sense? A vignette experiment on humans’ judgment of social dominance
Structural balance across the strait
The Rise of Merit-based Inequality Acceptance After Exposure to Competition
The asymmetry of altruistic giving when givers outnumber recipients and vice versa
Does Inequality Cause a Difference in Altruism Between the Rich and the Poor? Evidence from a Laboratory Experiment
Commitments and Contests
This article offers a contribution to the broader theoretical goal of increasing our systematic understanding of the social mechanisms that underlie collective behavior. Specifically, we ask how it is possible that equity can arise in a market situation. Even though fair outcomes can be observed across a wide range of social situations that are not centrally coordinated, we argue that there is scant understanding of how these outcomes are facilit…
Social influence and the adaptation of parochial altruism
Cooperation Could Evolve in Complex Networks when Activated Conditionally on Network Characteristics
The investigation of how cooperation is achieved on graphs in the field of spatial game or network reciprocity has received proliferating attention in the biological and sociological literature. In line of the research, this paper provides an new account of how cooperation could evolve in complex networks when actors use information of network characteristics to strategize whether to cooperate or not. Different from past work that focuses exclusi…
Judgment of distributional inequality in networks
Self-interested partner selection can lead to the emergence of fairness
A Path Toward Fairness
Recent experimental findings on behavioral games show that subjects do not behave in a self-interest-maximizing manner as would be predicted by game theory. An evolutionary approach attempts to explain why 'irrational' strategies can be dominant in the long run. The article presents an evolutionary model of the Ultimatum game by considering the impact of interaction structure. The question of interest is: will the dominant strategy in evolution b…
The Evolution of Fairness in the Ultimatum Game
The article presents a model on the evolution of strategies in the Ultimatum game. In particular, the model considers the effect of role turnover and interaction structure. Past experimental studies showed that subjects behave more fairly than would be predicted by classical game theory. The goal of this model is to illuminate how fairness emerges in evolution when role turnover and preferential association are in effect. Simulation shows that ev…
Birds of Moderately Different Feathers
This paper investigates bandwagon dynamics in social networks, using an extension of Granovetter's (Citation1978) threshold model. The focus is on the pattern of social ties connecting actors with different participation thresholds. A benchmark model, in which actors' thresholds are similar to their neighbors' thresholds, is built from the principle of homophily. Computational experiments show that participation levels increase when network struc…
Complex Adaptive Systems
The past decade has witnessed a proliferation of research interest in the science of complexity—a research field devoted to studying how macro-level collective phenomena emerge from the social inte
Birds of Moderately Different Feathers
This paper investigates bandwagon dynamics in social networks, using an extension of Granovetter's (Citation1978) threshold model. The focus is on the pattern of social ties connecting actors with different participation thresholds. A benchmark model, in which actors' thresholds are similar to their neighbors' thresholds, is built from the principle of homophily. Computational experiments show that participation levels increase when network struc…
Indirect Reciprocity for Mitigating Intergroup Hostility
Social scientists have proposed myriad solutions for mitigating intergroup conflicts. While the literature, such as studies on intergroup contact theory, focuses on intergroup relations, we argue that it is important not to ignore intragroup relations that may benefit or undermine the improvement of intergroup relations at the same time. In this paper, we investigate a typology of eight mechanisms for the behavior of intergroup and intragroup rel…
The Rise of Merit-based Inequality Acceptance After Exposure to Competition
The asymmetry of altruistic giving when givers outnumber recipients and vice versa
Does Inequality Cause a Difference in Altruism Between the Rich and the Poor? Evidence from a Laboratory Experiment
A Path Toward Fairness
Recent experimental findings on behavioral games show that subjects do not behave in a self-interest-maximizing manner as would be predicted by game theory. An evolutionary approach attempts to explain why 'irrational' strategies can be dominant in the long run. The article presents an evolutionary model of the Ultimatum game by considering the impact of interaction structure. The question of interest is: will the dominant strategy in evolution b…
Birds of Moderately Different Feathers
This paper investigates bandwagon dynamics in social networks, using an extension of Granovetter's (Citation1978) threshold model. The focus is on the pattern of social ties connecting actors with different participation thresholds. A benchmark model, in which actors' thresholds are similar to their neighbors' thresholds, is built from the principle of homophily. Computational experiments show that participation levels increase when network struc…
The Evolution of Fairness in the Ultimatum Game
The article presents a model on the evolution of strategies in the Ultimatum game. In particular, the model considers the effect of role turnover and interaction structure. Past experimental studies showed that subjects behave more fairly than would be predicted by classical game theory. The goal of this model is to illuminate how fairness emerges in evolution when role turnover and preferential association are in effect. Simulation shows that ev…
A Path Toward Fairness
Recent experimental findings on behavioral games show that subjects do not behave in a self-interest-maximizing manner as would be predicted by game theory. An evolutionary approach attempts to explain why 'irrational' strategies can be dominant in the long run. The article presents an evolutionary model of the Ultimatum game by considering the impact of interaction structure. The question of interest is: will the dominant strategy in evolution b…
Self-interested partner selection can lead to the emergence of fairness
Judgment of distributional inequality in networks
Cooperation Could Evolve in Complex Networks when Activated Conditionally on Network Characteristics
The investigation of how cooperation is achieved on graphs in the field of spatial game or network reciprocity has received proliferating attention in the biological and sociological literature. In line of the research, this paper provides an new account of how cooperation could evolve in complex networks when actors use information of network characteristics to strategize whether to cooperate or not. Different from past work that focuses exclusi…
Social influence and the adaptation of parochial altruism
Commitments and Contests
This article offers a contribution to the broader theoretical goal of increasing our systematic understanding of the social mechanisms that underlie collective behavior. Specifically, we ask how it is possible that equity can arise in a market situation. Even though fair outcomes can be observed across a wide range of social situations that are not centrally coordinated, we argue that there is scant understanding of how these outcomes are facilit…
Does Inequality Cause a Difference in Altruism Between the Rich and the Poor? Evidence from a Laboratory Experiment
Structural balance across the strait
The Rise of Merit-based Inequality Acceptance After Exposure to Competition
The asymmetry of altruistic giving when givers outnumber recipients and vice versa
Triadic balance in the brain
Does the β-measure make empirical sense? A vignette experiment on humans’ judgment of social dominance
Indirect Reciprocity for Mitigating Intergroup Hostility
Social scientists have proposed myriad solutions for mitigating intergroup conflicts. While the literature, such as studies on intergroup contact theory, focuses on intergroup relations, we argue that it is important not to ignore intragroup relations that may benefit or undermine the improvement of intergroup relations at the same time. In this paper, we investigate a typology of eight mechanisms for the behavior of intergroup and intragroup rel…
The levee dilemma game
To Blend in or Hide Out? A Network Analysis on Maritime Criminal Co-voyages in Taiwan
Complex Adaptive Systems
The past decade has witnessed a proliferation of research interest in the science of complexity—a research field devoted to studying how macro-level collective phenomena emerge from the social inte
A Theoretical Analysis of How Multiple Leadership and Flattened Status Structures Affect Cooperation in Task Groups
Status hierarchies have been shown to emerge in small, collectively-oriented task groups and to structure cooperative social interaction in them.In sociology, the argument that status hierarchies can facilitate cooperation in small groups has been theoretically validated by evolutionary models and empirically confirmed by laboratory/field experiments.Although there is a robust tendency toward the emergence of status hierarchies in small task grou…
Evaluating efficiency determinants of rural bus routes in northern Taiwan
Link dissolution outperforms link formation in promoting cooperation in social dilemmas
Psychology (16 obras) · Social Psychology (14 obras) · Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies (11 obras) · Economics (8 obras) · Evolutionary Game Theory and Cooperation (8 obras) · Mathematics (8 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Computer Science (7 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Microeconomics (5 obras)