Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory

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Volume 21, issue 4, 2015

Determinants of female entrepreneurship in Spain: an institutional approach pp. 341-355

Maria Noguera, Claudia Alvarez, José M. Merigó and David Urbano

The web mirrors value in the real world: comparing a firm’s valuation with its web network position pp. 356-379

Qiaoyun Yun and Peter A. Gloor

The inevitability and irreversibility of organizational uncontrollability pp. 380-405

Hugh Mandele and Arjen Witteloostuijn

How controls influence organizational information processing: insights from a computational modeling investigation pp. 406-436

Chris P. Long, Sim B. Sitkin, Laura B. Cardinal and Richard M. Burton

Environmental turbulence, density, and learning strategies: when does organizational adaptation matter? pp. 437-460

Taehyon Choi

TANDEM: a trust-based agent framework for networked decision making pp. 461-490

Sibel Adalı, Kevin Chan and Jin-Hee Cho

Volume 21, issue 3, 2015

Behavioral representation in modeling and simulation: introduction to CMOT special issue—BRiMS 2012 pp. 243-246

Bradley J. Best, William G. Kennedy and Robert St. Amant

Optimal exploration and exploitation: the managerial intentionality perspective pp. 247-273

Sasanka Sekhar Chanda and Sougata Ray

ACT-R models of information foraging in geospatial intelligence tasks pp. 274-295

Jaehyon Paik and Peter Pirolli

Modeling the span of control of leaders with different skill sets pp. 296-317

Walid F. Nasrallah, Charbel J. Ouba, Ali A. Yassine and Issam M. Srour

On the robustness of centrality measures against link weight quantization in social networks pp. 318-339

Sho Tsugawa, Yukihiro Matsumoto and Hiroyuki Ohsaki

Volume 21, issue 2, 2015

Building social networks out of cognitive blocks: factors of interest in agent-based socio-cognitive simulations pp. 115-149

Changkun Zhao, Ryan Kaulakis, Jonathan H. Morgan, Jeremiah W. Hiam, Frank E. Ritter, Joesph Sanford and Geoffrey P. Morgan

An agent-based “proof of principle” for Walrasian macroeconomic theory pp. 150-183

Edoardo Gaffeo, Mauro Gallegati and Umberto Gostoli

Opinions, influence, and zealotry: a computational study on stubbornness pp. 184-209

Dustin L. Arendt and Leslie M. Blaha

Learning and prediction of relational time series pp. 210-241

Terence K. Tan and Christian J. Darken

Volume 21, issue 1, 2015

Evidence-based modelling of hybrid organizational strategies pp. 1-23

Malcolm J. Beynon, Rhys Andrews and George A. Boyne

Generalized key player problem pp. 24-47

Janghoon Yang

A topological framework to explore longitudinal social networks pp. 48-68

Shahadat Uddin, Arif Khan, Liaquat Hossain, Mahendra Piraveenan and Sven Carlsson

An approach based on the Bass model for analyzing the effects of feature fatigue on customer equity pp. 69-89

Mingxing Wu, Liya Wang and Ming Li

Using a cognitive architecture with a physiological substrate to represent effects of a psychological stressor on cognition pp. 90-114

Christopher L. Dancy, Frank E. Ritter, Keith A. Berry and Laura C. Klein

Volume 20, issue 4, 2014

Identity-based learning and segregation in social networks under different institutional environments pp. 339-368

Mooweon Rhee and Tohyun Kim

Evolving intergroup cooperation pp. 369-393

Andrew W. Bausch

Optimizing human activity patterns using global sensitivity analysis pp. 394-416

Geoffrey Fairchild, Kyle S. Hickmann, Susan M. Mniszewski, Sara Y. Del Valle and James M. Hyman

Penalty mechanism design pp. 417-429

Pu-yan Nie

Defence firms facing liberalization: innovation and export in an agent-based model of the defence industry pp. 430-461

Martin Blom, Fulvio Castellacci and Arne Fevolden

Volume 20, issue 3, 2014

Attitude change in arbitrarily large organizations pp. 219-251

Luis Almeida Costa and João Amaro Matos

Opinion transmission in organizations: an agent-based modeling approach pp. 252-277

Juliette Rouchier, Paola Tubaro and Cécile Emery

Key potential-oriented criticality analysis for complex military organization based on FINC-E model pp. 278-301

Guoli Yang, Weiming Zhang, Baoxin Xiu, Zhong Liu and Jincai Huang

Cognitive modeling of socially transmitted affordances: a computational model of behavioral adoption tested against archival data from the Stanford Prison Experiment pp. 302-337

Benjamin D. Nye

Volume 20, issue 2, 2014

Effects of reputation communication expressiveness in virtual societies pp. 113-132

Luis G. Nardin, Anarosa A. F. Brandão, Elisabeti Kira and Jaime S. Sichman

Dynamics of effort allocation and evolution of trust: an agent-based model pp. 133-154

Behrooz Hassani-Mahmooei and Brett W. Parris

Reputation, inequality and meeting techniques: visualising user hierarchy to support collaboration pp. 155-175

Karin Hansson, Petter Karlström, Aron Larsson and Harko Verhagen

Trusting the messenger because of the message: feedback dynamics from information quality to source evaluation pp. 176-194

Fabio Paglieri, Cristiano Castelfranchi, Célia Costa Pereira, Rino Falcone, Andrea Tettamanzi and Serena Villata

The growth strategies in the hospitality industry from the perspective of the forgotten effects pp. 195-210

Onofre Martorell-Cunill, Anna M. Gil-Lafuente, Antoni Socias Salvà and Carles Mulet Forteza

Reputation to understand society pp. 211-217

Mario Paolucci and Jaime Simão Sichman

Volume 20, issue 1, 2014

Comparing hiring strategies in a committee with similarity biases pp. 1-19

Geoffrey P. Morgan and Kathleen M. Carley

RDF annotation of Second Life objects: Knowledge Representation meets Social Virtual reality pp. 20-35

Carlo Bernava, Giacomo Fiumara, Dario Maggiorini, Alessandro Provetti and Laura Ripamonti

Setting leadership goals and getting those goals accomplished: insights from a mathematical model pp. 36-51

Daniel Solow and Joseph G. Szmerekovsky

A complex adaptive systems perspective of innovation diffusion: an integrated theory and validated virtual laboratory pp. 52-88

Ning Nan, Robert Zmud and Emre Yetgin

The economic effect of interlocking directorates in Italy: new evidence using centrality measures pp. 89-112

Ettore Croci and Rosanna Grassi

Volume 19, issue 4, 2013

Game analysis of technology innovation alliance stability based on knowledge transfer pp. 403-421

Zhang-sheng Jiang and Yun-hong Hao

The immune system, animal behavior and risk management pp. 422-425

E. Ahmed

Analysis of cluster formations on planer cells based on genetic programming pp. 426-445

Jianjun Lu and Shozo Tokinaga

A new modified Laplace decomposition method for higher order boundary value problems pp. 446-459

Majid Khan, Muhammad Asif Gondal and Syeda Iram Batool

Communication and organizational social networks: a simulation model pp. 460-479

Liang Chen, Guy G. Gable and Haibo Hu

Project dynamics and emergent complexity pp. 480-515

Christopher M. Schlick, Soenke Duckwitz and Sebastian Schneider

Post-merger cultural integration from a social network perspective: a computational modeling approach pp. 516-537

Junichi Yamanoi and Hiroki Sayama

Knowledge management in semantic social networks pp. 538-568

Markus Schatten

Mining social networks using wave propagation pp. 569-579

Xiaojie Wang, Hong Tao, Zheng Xie and Dongyun Yi

Parametric interdependence, learning-by-doing, and industrial structure pp. 580-600

William Martin Tracy, M. V. Shyam Kumar and William Paczkowski

Technological endowments in entrepreneurial partnerships pp. 601-621

Xavier Martinez-Giralt and Rosella Nicolini

Modeling dynamics of an influenza pandemic with heterogeneous coping behaviors: case study of a 2009 H1N1 outbreak in Arizona pp. 622-645

Wei Zhong, Yushim Kim and Megan Jehn

Volume 19, issue 3, 2013

The best papers from BRIMS 2011: models of users and teams interacting pp. 283-287

Frank E. Ritter, William G. Kennedy and Bradley J. Best

Automatic validation and failure diagnosis of human-device interfaces using task analytic models and model checking pp. 288-312

Matthew L. Bolton

Toward a situation model in a cognitive architecture pp. 313-345

Stuart M. Rodgers, Christopher W. Myers, Jerry Ball and Mary D. Freiman

Modeling the neurodynamic complexity of submarine navigation teams pp. 346-369

Ronald Stevens, Trysha Galloway, Peter Wang, Chris Berka, Veasna Tan, Thomas Wohlgemuth, Jerry Lamb and Robert Buckles

Inducing models of behavior from expert task performance in virtual environments pp. 370-401

Bradley J. Best

Volume 19, issue 2, 2013

CMOT special issue on social networks and multi agent systems pp. 101-104

Clara Smith

Agent-based interpretations of classic network models pp. 105-127

Federico Bergenti, Enrico Franchi and Agostino Poggi

Considering baseline homophily when generating spatial social networks for agent-based modelling pp. 128-150

Sascha Holzhauer, Friedrich Krebs and Andreas Ernst

Structure and emergence in a nested logit model with social and spatial interactions pp. 151-203

Elenna R. Dugundji and László Gulyás

Governing the local networks in Indian agrarian societies—an MAS perspective pp. 204-231

A. Udayaadithya and Anjula Gurtoo

An agent-based model of the development of friendship links within Facebook pp. 232-252

Syed Muhammad Ali Abbas

Public funding in the academic field of nanotechnology: a multi-agent based model pp. 253-281

Nadine Hoser

Volume 19, issue 1, 2013

Corrupt organizations: modeling educators’ misconduct with cellular automata pp. 1-24

Ararat L. Osipian

Exploring communication networks to understand organizational crisis using exponential random graph models pp. 25-41

Shahadat Uddin, Jafar Hamra and Liaquat Hossain

Innovation and learning performance implications of free revealing and knowledge brokering in competing communities: insights from the Netflix Prize challenge pp. 42-77

J. Andrei Villarroel, John E. Taylor and Christopher Tucci

Justification shift and uncertainty: why are low-probability near misses underrated against organizational routines? pp. 78-100

Junko Shimazoe and Richard M. Burton