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Linguistic Convergence in Societies with Asymmetrically Distributed Reputation

Following the line of research introduced by (Baronchelli et al., 2006) and developed by (Brigatti, 2008), this paper explores the impact of reputation in the process on linguistic convergence. To do that, we consider socie- ties with two groups of asymmetrically distributed reputation, and simulate processes of language change under several configurations of the society and values of reputation.