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A computational model of strategic punishment in divided societies
In divided societies, authorities often use punishment to establish shared norms while trying to maintain or signal their legitimacy. When facing a polarized audience, these goals may often be at odds. We extend the Rational Communicative Social Action (RCSA) framework (Radkani et al., 2022) to form
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