This overview presents findings on governance and fragility in computational social science through a 15-slide format.
Fifteen-slide overview of the four-paper BDPD series: the foundational fragility threshold and tragedy of the compensator (BDPD0), governance through cheap talk and graduated sanctioning (BDPD1), polycentric governance of nested commons (BDPD2), and leading-indicator regulation preventing the Seneca cascade (BDPD3). Companion to the four papers, the mini-course, and the research notes, all deposited on Zenodo as a coherent set. Designed for ~20-minute talks aimed at researchers in computational social science, governance, and AI-agent simulation.
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