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Modeling political belief and its propagation, with Malaysia as a driving context

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Zakaria, Nordin

Abstract

"We discuss in this paper an agent-based simulation model that describes the propagation of political belief in Malaysia. Worldview map is used as the representational scheme for political belief. Inter-agent interaction propagates the belief throughout the agent population, subject to similarity of... view more

"We discuss in this paper an agent-based simulation model that describes the propagation of political belief in Malaysia. Worldview map is used as the representational scheme for political belief. Inter-agent interaction propagates the belief throughout the agent population, subject to similarity of emotion between the interacting agents and their distances apart, and various attributes of the individual agents. Media broadcast may be used by agents in their attempt to extend their reach. Computational experiments made using the model point to its plausibility. Further, it highlights, for the ruling coalition, the importance of both a strong political propaganda machinery and a strong governance in winning the hearts and minds of the electorate." (author's abstract)... view less

Keywords
Malaysia; political development; political opinion; opinion formation; election campaign; public relations work; propaganda; polarization; Internet

Classification
Political Process, Elections, Political Sociology, Political Culture

Free Keywords
social simulation; political science methodology

Document language
English

Publication Year
2014

Page/Pages
17 p.

Journal
Open Journal of Political Science (2014)

ISSN
2164-0513

Status
Preprint; reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial


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