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Social gaming and control can be imposed by powerful political agents through impact dislocations at discrete points in time. Each dislocation represents a social (economic) behavior modification with a concomitant new subsequent social dynamics until the next dislocation. The overall discrete sequence of dislocations experienced by a society is generated by the impacts generated by all the agents as they attempt to sway the over-all social process in the direction favorable to the particular goals and objectives of each individual agent.
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S. T. Jutila and W. Muraco, “Space-Time Interactions and Inter-regional Growth Policies” paper delivered at the Mid-Continent Regional Science Association Meeting, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas (6–7 May, 1977).
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Jutila, S.T. (1978). Social Gaming and Control by Dislocations. In: Rose, J. (eds) Current Topics in Cybernetics and Systems. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93104-8_157
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