We model the evolution of preferences guiding behavior in pairwise interactions in group-
structured populations. The model uses long-term evolution theory to examine different …

The literature on the evolution of preferences of individuals in strategic interactions is vast
and diverse. We organize the discussion around the following question: Supposing that …

In this paper we study the evolutionary selection of socially sensitive preferences in the
context of reference interaction settings such as coordination failure and cooperation. We …

We present a model that investigates preference evolution with endogenous matching. In
the short run, individuals' subjective preferences simultaneously determine who they choose …

Animals vary in the sophistication of their capacities for social learning, and much research
has focused on establishing when learning from others is favourable. However, social …

We study evolution of preferences in large population aggregative games. In such games,
all agents in society interact with each other. The material payoff or fitness of agents is …

In this paper, we study an endogenous cultural selection mechanism for cooperative
behavior in a setting where agents are randomly matched in a one-shot interaction …

This paper studies the evolution of conventions in Stag Hunt games when agents' behaviour
depends on pairwise payoff comparisons. The results of two imitative decision rules are …

Differing degrees of assortativity in matching can be expected to have both genetic and
cultural determinants. When assortativity is subject to evolution, the main result of Alger and …

The evolution of preferences that account for other agents' fitness, or other-regarding
preferences, has been modeled with the" indirect approach" to evolutionary game theory …