Edited by British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data Liberty, games and contracts: Narveson and the defence of libertarianism 1.Narveson, Jan, 19362. Libertarianism 3. Contractarianism (Ethics) 1.Murray, Malcolm 320.5'12 MALCOLM MURRAY University of Prince Edward Island, Canada Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Liberty, games, and contracts: Jan Narveson and the defence of...

Subjects adjusted a local gauge figure such as to perceptually " fit " the apparent surfaces of objects depicted in photographs. We obtained a few hundred data points per session, covering the picture according to a uniform lattice. Settings were repeated 3 times for each of 3 subjects. Almost all of the variability resided in the slant; the relative spread in the slant was about 25% (Weber fra...

The purpose of this paper is to apply network science to the field of resilience engineering. Starting with the trade-off between prepared versus deliberated knowledge, I argue that socio-technical systems are first and foremost networked systems that need to connect modules of prepared knowledge or instances of deliberated knowledge by means of protocols. I hypothesize that particular framewor...

Glotzer, Stauffer, and Jan Reply: In the preceding Comment [1], Lefever, Carati, and Hassani claim that our recent Monte Carlo simulations [2] of a phaseseparating, "reacting" two-component Ising lattice gas were motivated by a modified Cahn-Hilliard equation [3] that "pushes aside the thermodynamics underlying the reaction-diffusion problem studies, " because the reactions and the segregation ...

The authors tested whether a simple model based on the cancellation of the rate of change in bearing angle could account for the behavioral adaptations produced when individuals intercept moving balls while walking. In Experiment 1, the place of arrival of the ball and the angle of approach were varied. In accord with the model, velocity regulations were earlier and more pronounced the larger t...