R. Alexander Bentley is affiliated with the University of Tennessee at Knoxville in the United States. Their research primarily spans the social sciences, with 71 publications within this broad field. The scientist's work delves into several subfields including sociology and political science, cultural studies, modeling and simulation, social psychology, and archeology.
The main topics explored in Bentley's research include evolutionary game theory and cooperation, language and cultural evolution, COVID-19 epidemiological studies, cultural differences and values, misinformation and its impacts, culture, economy, and development studies, and opinion dynamics and social influence.
Bentley has contributed to several academic journals and publication venues with multiple articles. Frequent venues for their work consist of:
Recent publications by Bentley include:
Bentley has collaborated frequently with a number of coauthors, including:
Alberto Acerbi;Vasileios Lampos;R. Alexander Bentley
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R. Alexander Bentley;Matthew W. Hahn;Stephen J. Shennan
R.Alexander Bentley;T.Douglas Price;Elisabeth Stephan
Matthew W. Hahn;R. Alexander Bentley
T. Douglas Price;R. Alexander Bentley;Jens Lüning;Detlef Gronenborn
R. Alexander Bentley;T. Douglas Price;Jens Lüning;Detlef Gronenborn
Harold A. Herzog;R. Alexander Bentley;Matthew W. Hahn
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R. Alexander Bentley;Carl P. Lipo;Harold A. Herzog;Matthew W. Hahn
R.A. Bentley;Penny Bickle;Linda Fibiger;G. M. Nowell
R. Alexander Bentley;Stephen J. Shennan
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Alberto Acerbi;Alberto Acerbi;Vasileios Lampos;Philip Garnett;R. Alexander Bentley
Russell A Hill;R. Alexander Bentley;Robin I.M Dunbar
R. Alexander Bentley;Herbert D. G. Maschner;Christopher Chippindale
R. Alexander Bentley;Hallie R. Buckley;Matthew Spriggs;Stuart Bedford
Mary Anne Tafuri;R. Alexander Bentley;Giorgio Manzi;Savino di Lernia
R. Alexander Bentley;Michael J. O'Brien;William A. Brock
R. Alexander Bentley;Nancy G. Tayles;Charles F.W. Higham;Colin G. Macpherson
R. Alexander Bentley;Herbert D. G. Maschner
R. Alexander Bentley;Paul Ormerod;Michael Batty
Herbert Gintis;George Ainslie;Larry Arnhart;R. Alexander Bentley
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