761
Rational Exclusion: Rational Choice Approaches to Social Exclusion

Wednesday, 18 July 2018: 10:30-12:20
Location: 712 (MTCC SOUTH BUILDING)
RC45 Rational Choice (host committee)

Language: English

Social exclusion has a longstanding tradition of theoretical as well as policy oriented attention, and rational choice theory has been applied to it since Schelling's segregation model. The subject of the session is also related to power, violence, and justice, the theme of the congress. Recent developments in the study of social exclusion have focused on the accumulation of exclusion in various societal spheres. Rational choice theory that pays attention to social processes would contribute to detailed analysis of the accumulation process. Not only theoretical but also empirical studies are welcome to this session
Session Organizer:
Yoshimichi SATO, Tohoku University, Japan
Chair:
Yoshimichi SATO, Tohoku University, Japan
Oral Presentations
761.1
Stigma, Passing and the Interaction Order: A Game Theoretical Analysis
Kunihiro KIMURA, Tohoku University, Japan
761.2
The Emergence of in-Group Friendships in the Absence of Intrinsic in-Group Preference: The Role of Experience and Expectation Formation
David KRETSCHMER, University of Mannheim, Germany
761.3
Endogenous Segregation Dynamics and Housing Market Interactions: An ABM Approach
Benjamin BONAKDAR, Institute for Macroeconomics, Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
761.4
When Would Intergroup Contact be a Blessing? an Evolutionary Simulation Model
Yen-Sheng CHIANG, Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
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