Terrorist Inter-Group Cooperation and Terror Activity

Social Exchange and Coalition in Intra-Group Cooperation and Inter-Group Competition

Relay Location Choice for CR Networks with Multi-Group Multicast Based on Inter-group and Inner-group Cooperation Transmission

In view of the cognitive radio network more groups of multicast, this paper proposes a multicast group matching based on collaboration between groups of information transmission mechanism. We formulate an overall rate optimization problem based on relay location and primary user (PU) location with interference constraints to the PU and peak power constraint of each user and obtain the optimal s...

Location of terror response facilities: A game between state and terrorist

We study a leader follower game with two players: a terrorist and a state where the later one installs facilities that provide support in case of a terrorist attack. While the Terrorist attacks one of the metropolitan areas to maximize his utility, the State, which acts as a leader, installs the facilities such that the metropolitan area attacked is the one that minimizes her disutility (i.e., ...

Middle Eastern Terrorist Stereotypes and Anti-Terror Policy Support: The Effect of Perceived Minority Threat

Tests of the minority threat theoretical perspective have established that the common association made between crime and Black and Hispanic males is manifested, to some degree, in harsh approaches to crime control. Particularly since 9/11, a close association is also being made by the public between terrorism and those perceived to be of Arab or Muslim descent—a phenomenon coinciding with the i...

Cooperation and Group Utility

In this paper, we propose an definition of cooperation to shared plans that takes into account the benefit of the whole group, where the group’s benefit is computed by considering also the consequences of an agent’s choice in terms of the actions that the other members of the group will do. In addition, the members of a group consider whether to adopt the goals of their partners: an agent shoul...