社会规范的动态和在不断变化的群体中的合作

Kasper Otten1, Vincent Buskens2, Wojtek Przepiorka2

  • 1Utrecht University, Department of Sociology, Netherlands; Research and Data Centre (WODC), Department of Asylum and Migration, Netherlands.

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概括

群体变化会影响社会规范和合作. 新来者最初的合作较少,但随着时间的推移而适应,尽管群体识别可能会滞后,突出了动态社会结构中的研究差距.

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