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Further Reading

Gilbert and Troitzsch (2005) also have sections that describe the different kinds
of simulation available. Railsback and Grimm (2011) present a complementary
analysis, coming from ecological modelling. The introductory chapters in (Gilbert
and Doran 1994) and (Conte and Gilbert 1995) map out many of the key issues and
aspects in which social simulation has developed.

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