Computational Management Science
2003 - 2026
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Volume 23, issue 2, 2026
- Optimal rebalancing with uncorrelated asset selection for algorithmic trading pp. 1-20

- Abraham Itzhak Weinberg
- Sustainable EV charging infrastructure design for Tropical Islands: a case study of Mauritius pp. 1-31

- Didier Aussel, Lekhramsingh Latchoomun, Zahra Nourmohammadi, David Rey and Meead Saberi
- Extension, stability and smoothing of risk forms pp. 1-30

- Huihui Chen and Darinka Dentcheva
- A bi-objective mixed-integer optimization framework for industrial project portfolio selection under sustainability and uncertainty pp. 1-45

- Amirhossein Bazargan, Ali RezaHoseini, Mostafa Bodaghi, Fatemeh Ghayoor and Morteza Bagherpour
- Inference as risk identification pp. 1-39

- Aurya S. Javeed, Drew P. Kouri and Thomas M. Surowiec
- Rethinking cap-and-trade under environmental uncertainty: a probabilistic compliance model for water-quality management pp. 1-48

- Nathan T. Boyd, Steven A. Gabriel, Kaye L. Brubaker and Matt Ries
- Correction to: American options with liquidation penalties pp. 1-3

- Anna Battauz, Marzia De Donno and Alessandro Sbuelz
- Risk-averse bi-level optimization under dependent interval uncertainty for sustainable closed-loop production systems pp. 1-41

- Prabal Das and Nabendu Sen
- A new optimum allocation technique in multivariate stratified sampling under measurement cost pp. 1-18

- Mukesh Kumar Verma, Rahul Varshney and Subhash Kumar Yadav
- Assessing the role of weather in commodity price forecasting: evidence from fine durum wheat pp. 1-18

- Antonio Vairo, Francesca Romano and Luca Grilli
- A game-theoretic framework for dual-channel scrap metal collection with quality-dependent production in a closed-loop supply chain pp. 1-43

- Ankita Gupta and Karabi Dutta Choudhury
- Existence results and computational methods for dynamic asset markets through quasi-variational inequalities pp. 1-26

- Shivani Valecha and Asrifa Sultana
- Real options valuation of a copper mine under commodity price and exchange rate jump risk pp. 1-38

- Behnam Aminrostamkolaee and Sahar Kalaei
Volume 23, issue 1, 2026
- Probability functions, differentiability, arbitrary laws and mixtures of ellipticals pp. 1-31

- Wim van Ackooij and Pedro Pérez-Aros
- Duality results for quasidifferentiable mathematical programs with equilibrium constraints pp. 1-21

- Vandana Singh and Shashi Kant Mishra
- Creditworthiness of small and medium enterprises: a fuzzy decision-making approach pp. 1-23

- Gail Denisse Chamochumbi Diaz, Federica Palazzi and Laerte Sorini
- Innovative solutions for drone-based blood bag delivery to urban hospitals: a model and heuristic approach pp. 1-29

- Tejinder Singh Lakhwani, Yerasani Sinjana and Anuj Pal Kapoor
- Optimal cooperative global–local advertising with complementary effects in a two-echelon supply chain: a bi-level programming approach pp. 1-33

- Seyed Mahdi Aghazadeh, Hamid Farvaresh and Anwar Mahmoodi
- Revealing bank’s inefficiencies of hidden resource: evidence from emerging economy pp. 1-40

- Thi Linh Tran and Sheng-Hung Chen
- Optimizing gas entry–exit capacity utilization under uncertainty pp. 1-41

- Berend Markhorst, Ruurd Buijs, Rudolf Egging-Bratseth and Rob van der Mei
- Introduction to the collection “stochastic optimization: methodological advancements and modern applications” pp. 1-2

- Trine K. Boomsma, Francesca Maggioni and Giovanni Pantuso
- On solving nonsmooth retail portfolio maximization problems using active signature methods pp. 1-37

- Aswin Kannan, Timo Kreimeier and Andrea Walther
- Optimisation of transmission expansion decisions under uncertainty for a North Sea grid pp. 1-27

- Spyridon Chapaloglou and Harald G. Svendsen
- Analyzing location models by the maximum possible value of perfect information pp. 1-16

- Malgorzata Miklas-Kalczynska and Zvi Drezner
- Data-driven multi-stage stochastic programming models for integrated hurricane relief logistics and evacuation problem pp. 1-59

- Sudhan Bhattarai and Yongjia Song
- Mean-CVaR portfolio optimization under ESG disagreement pp. 1-38

- Davide Lauria, Marco Bonomelli, Gabriele Torri and Rosella Giacometti
- Lipschitz stability for a class of parametric optimization problems with polyhedral feasible set mapping pp. 1-25

- Diethard Klatte
- Optimal operation and valuation of electricity storage systems in intraday markets pp. 1-25

- Jean-Philippe Chancelier, Michel De Lara, Tanguy Lindegaard, François Pacaud, Teemu Pennanen and Ari-Pekka Perkkiö
- Solving large-scale capital budgeting problems with column generation and optimization-based sorting pp. 1-66

- Aphisak Witthayapraphakorn, Sasarose Jaijit and Peerayuth Charnsethikul
- Solving a multi-horizon stochastic facility location problem with capacity expansion pp. 1-36

- Šárka Štádlerová, Peter Schütz, Ivar Refsdal, Tobias Spinnangr Sindre and František Kolovský
- A cloud-enabled digital twin architecture for fuzzy multi-objective optimization in cognitive supply chains pp. 1-36

- Hamed Nozari and Zornitsa Yordanova
- A multi-horizon stochastic programming model for long-term disaster housing logistics planning pp. 1-43

- Sheng-Yin Chen and Yongjia Song
- Coordinating pricing, service effort, and delivery time in an omni-channel supply chain with product return risk and disruption considerations pp. 1-43

- Abolfazl Dehghan, Mahboobeh Honarvar, Mohammad Bagher Fakhrzad and Ahmad Sadegheih
- Bidding in ancillary service markets: an analytical approach using extreme value theory pp. 1-28

- Torine Reed Herstad, Jalal Kazempour, Lesia Mitridati and Bert Zwart
- A stochastic programming model for planning CO2 transport infrastructure with uncertainty pp. 1-28

- Lihan Zhang, Miguel F. Anjos and Hannah Chalmers
Volume 22, issue 2, 2025
- Fairness by design in shared-energy allocation problems pp. 1-40

- Zoé Fornier, Vincent Leclère and Pierre Pinson
- A return-diversification approach to portfolio selection pp. 1-31

- Francesco Cesarone, Rosella Giacometti, Manuel L. Martino and Fabio Tardella
- k-submodular interdiction problems under distributional risk-receptiveness and robustness: application to machine learning pp. 1-37

- Seonghun Park and Manish Bansal
- Tree approximation of scenario processes for multistage stochastic optimization: algorithms and fast implementations pp. 1-37

- Kipngeno Benard Kirui, Georg Ch. Pflug and Alois Pichler
- Solving decision problems with endogenous uncertainty and conditional information revelation using influence diagrams pp. 1-37

- Olli Herrala, Tommi Ekholm and Fabricio Oliveira
- Optimal portfolio choice in jump-diffusion markets with longevity risk pp. 1-48

- Davide Feleppa and Immacolata Oliva
- Bi-objective green vehicle routing problem with heterogeneous regular vehicles and occasional drivers joint delivery pp. 1-45

- Fuqiang Lu, Zhiyuan Gao and Hualing Bi
- A novel regime-switching commodity pricing model with stochastic convenience yield pp. 1-35

- Zhushun Yuan and Roy H. Kwon
- Competitive product ranking algorithms and digital market laws pp. 1-28

- Dipankar Das
- Computing XVA for American basket derivatives by machine learning techniques pp. 1-33

- Ludovic Goudenège, Andrea Molent and Antonino Zanette
- Sparse graphical modelling for global minimum variance portfolio pp. 1-32

- Riccardo Riccobello, Giovanni Bonaccolto, Philipp J. Kremer, Piotr Sobczyk, Małgorzata Bogdan and Sandra Paterlini
Volume 22, issue 1, 2025
- Understanding the role of technological complexity in sustainability transitions using stochastic, bi-level optimization pp. 1-36

- Nathan T. Boyd and Steven A. Gabriel
- Bipolar neutrosophic multi-item four-dimensional transportation problem with variable routes for breakable items pp. 1-38

- Sarbari Samanta, Dipankar Chakraborty and Dipak Kumar Jana
- Markov decision processes for inland empty container inventory management pp. 1-23

- Benedikt Sommer, Sangmin Lee, Klaus Kähler Holst and Trine Krogh Boomsma
- University course timetabling with multi-section courses, room stability and lecturer preferences: an application in a business school pp. 1-22

- Akin Ozkan, Aydin Ulucan, Ceren Dirik and Kazim Baris Atici
- Theoretical results for gas market equilibrium modeling with application to Brazil pp. 1-48

- Steven A. Gabriel, Dominic C. Flocco, Filipe Ferreira Mazzini, David Sotelo, Kamaiaji de Souza Castor and Mario Levorato
- American options with liquidation penalties pp. 1-39

- Anna Battauz, Marzia De Donno and Alessandro Sbuelz
- Sample size determination: posterior distributions proximity pp. 1-16

- Nikita Kiselev and Andrey Grabovoy
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