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The emperor’s new clothes

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Rational Herding on the Autobahn

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Fifa Ultimate Team and the winner’s curse

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Recruiting when not all applicants want the job

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Inspired by Goffman – the secret handshake

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Inspired by Goffman – pedestrian traffic

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Inspired by the work of Erving Goffman – Introduction

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On Lying, III

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A side remark on lying: The boy who cried wolf

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On Lying, II

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