Self-organization LO27007

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I am looking for games and simulations that might explore the below topic,
and wonder if anyone could provide pointers?

I am interested in exploring how small groups (about 8 -- 20)
self-organize under different information and connectivity regimes. At
one of the spectrum each individual has very limited connection to anyone
else and must obtain and process information on their own, and make
decisions with limited access to anyone else. At the other end everyone
has almost immediate access to whatever information everyone else has, and
almost immediately knows the decisions contemplated and taken by everyone
else.

Thanks! All the best,

Stephen

Stephen Downes-Martin
U.S. Naval War College
401-841-6933

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