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2026
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ACM Digital Library — “Filter bubble” concept and personalization isolation framing
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View citing article: Tribalism as a Control System — From Rome and Pharaohs to 2026Bryn Mawr Classical Review — Colosseum political messaging and imperial legitimacy context
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View citing article: Tribalism as a Control System — From Rome and Pharaohs to 2026Ferguson — The ancient Egyptian concept of Maat (order, justice, social-cosmic stability) (PDF)
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View citing article: Tribalism as a Control System — From Rome and Pharaohs to 2026JSTOR — “‘Divide and Rule’: The Impress of British Separation Policies” (A.J. Christopher, 1988)
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View citing article: Tribalism as a Control System — From Rome and Pharaohs to 2026Oxford Reference — “bread and circuses” (panem et circenses) as political diversion
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View citing article: Tribalism as a Control System — From Rome and Pharaohs to 2026PMC — “‘Dunbar’s number’ deconstructed” (group-size constraints and debate)
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View citing article: Tribalism as a Control System — From Rome and Pharaohs to 2026Spectacles in the Roman World Sourcebook — Imperial sponsorship and political function of public games
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View citing article: Tribalism as a Control System — From Rome and Pharaohs to 2026Tajfel & Turner — Social Identity Theory (intergroup behavior) (PDF)
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