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Big-(Wo)men, Tyrants, Chiefs, Dictators, Emperors and Presidents
Towards the Mathematical Understanding of Social Groups
XXI, 164 p. 2 illus., 1 illus. in color. online resource.
This book highlights mathematical ideas to help explain a number of important aspects of the dynamics of social groups. These ideas are similar to those used to describe the behaviour of Lagrangian mechanical systems, and as such this book appeals to anyone wanting to gain an understanding of the intrinsic unity of natural phenomena.
1.A Dictator Must Always Exist -- 2.Arrow's Theorem is a Powerful Tool for Understanding Many Social Phenomena -- 3.Catherine the Great and Genghis Khan: Power has no Gender -- 4.Some Open Problems for a General Mathematical Theory of Social Structures -- 5.Phenomenology of Leadership -- 6.Phenomenology of Dictatorship.
Societal Aspects of Physics, Outreach and Education
Mathematics in the Humanities and Social Sciences