Agent-based simulations of norm adoption show heterophilic networks with small-to-medium minority groups produce the most similar norm distributions between groups, while homophily increases intergroup conflict risk.
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The Role of Network Structure and Initial Group Norm Distributions in Norm Conflict
Agent-based simulations of norm adoption show heterophilic networks with small-to-medium minority groups produce the most similar norm distributions between groups, while homophily increases intergroup conflict risk.