The Journal of Mathematical Sociology

2019 - 2025

Current editor(s): Noah Friedkin

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Cultural and opinion dynamics in small-world “social” networks pp. 83-108: Yunsub Lee
Calling the police as an interdependent security game pp. 109-129: P. Jeffrey Brantingham, George Mohler and Yevgeniy Vorobeychik
A new approach for modeling mobility tables: Based on community detection methods pp. 130-146: Wangshu Sun and Xu Sun

A workflow for analyzing cultural schemas in texts pp. 1-24: Marshall A. Taylor and Dustin S. Stoltz
A local convergent ecological inference algorithm for RxC tables pp. 25-46: Jose M. Pavía
Attachment preferences in diverse collective problem-solving networks and systemic performance pp. 47-81: Charles J. Gomez, Antonio D. Sirianni and Launy Schweiger

Theoretical unification and sociological theory: An appreciation of the contributions of T.J. Fararo pp. 393-397: John Skvoretz
Escalation to conflict as an ongoing process: the case of July 1914 pp. 398-423: Noël Bonneuil
Trusting: Alone and together pp. 424-478: Benedikt V. Meylahn, Arnoud V. Den Boer and Michel Mandjes
A return to biased nets: new specifications and approximate Bayesian Inference* pp. 479-507: Carter T. Butts

Dynamical systems of self-organized segregation pp. 279-310: Heinz Hanßmann and Angelina Momin
California Exodus? A network model of population redistribution in the United States pp. 311-339: Peng Huang and Carter T. Butts
Influence, inertia, and independence: a diffusion model for temporal social networks pp. 340-361: Gordana Marmulla and Ulrik Brandes
A data-driven agent-based model of primary school segregation in Amsterdam pp. 362-392: Eric Dignum, Willem Boterman, Andreas Flache and Mike Lees

Continuous time graph processes with known ERGM equilibria: contextual review, extensions, and synthesis pp. 129-171: Carter T. Butts
Semicooperation under curved strategy spacetime pp. 172-206: Paramahansa Pramanik and Alan M. Polansky
Everybody herds, sometimes: cumulative advantage as a product of rational learning pp. 207-271: Jacob Dijkstra, Brent Simpson and Dieko M. Bakker
Can altruism lead to a willingness to take risks? pp. 272-278: Oded Stark

A relative approach to opinion formation pp. 1-41: Kit Ming Danny Chan, Robert Duivenvoorden, Andreas Flache and Michel Mandjes
Extremism, segregation and oscillatory states emerge through collective opinion dynamics in a novel agent-based model pp. 42-80: Beth M. Stokes, Samuel E. Jackson, Philip Garnett and Jingxi Luo
Latent class analysis of multigroup heterogeneity in propensity for academic dishonesty pp. 81-99: Sunil Kumar, Apurba Dabgotra and Diganta Mukherjee
Hurdle-QAP models overcome dependency and sparsity in scientific collaboration count networks pp. 100-127: Hannah Marchi and Christiane Fuchs

Two notions of social capital pp. 255-282: Matteo Alpino and Halvor Mehlum
Red Queen and Red King Effects in cultural agent-based modeling: Hawk Dove Binary and Systemic Discrimination pp. 283-310: S. M. Amadae and Christopher J. Watts
A new agent-based model offers insight into population-wide adoption of prosocial common-pool behavior pp. 311-338: Garry Sotnik, Thaddeus Shannon and Wayne Wakeland

Stochastic evolutionary dynamics in the Volunteer’s Dilemma pp. 207-226: Andreas Tutić
Generalizing the Inequality Process’ gamma model of particle wealth statistics pp. 227-243: John Angle
Social balance - a signed detour distance analysis pp. 244-254: Albin Mathew, T. V. Shijin, Roshni T Roy, P. Soorya, Shahul Hameed K and K. A. Germina

Sociophysics of income distributions modeled by deformed fermi-dirac distributions pp. 97-122: Emre Dil and Elif Dil
Contrarian effect in opinion forming: Insights from Greta Thunberg phenomenon pp. 123-169: E. Iacomini and P. Vellucci
The life cycle model of chinese empire dynamics (221 BC–1912 AD) pp. 170-206: Peng Lu and Dianhan Chen

Opinion dynamics of online social network users: a micro-level analysis pp. 1-41: Ivan V. Kozitsin
Drifting to the top? Disentangling mechanisms influencing the turnover rate of popular music pp. 42-74: Scott Westenberger
A model of income evaluation: income comparison on subjective reference income distribution pp. 75-96: Atsushi Ishida

Hiding opinions by minimizing disclosed information: an obfuscation-based opinion dynamics model pp. 315-341: Tanzhe Tang, Amineh Ghorbani and Caspar G. Chorus
Law Enforcement: The key to a Crime-free Society pp. 342-359: Avneet Kaur, Mahak Sadhwani and Syed Abbas
Correction pp. 360-360: The Editors

Eigenvector centralization as a measure of structural bias in information aggregation pp. 227-245: Elisa Jayne Bienenstock and Phillip Bonacich
A measure of centrality based on a reciprocally perturbed Markov chainfor asymmetric relations pp. 246-265: Neng-Pin Lu
Friend or Foe: A Review and Synthesis of Computational Models of the Identity Labeling Problem pp. 266-300: Kenneth Joseph and Jonathan Howard Morgan
Study of the unemployment problem by mathematical modeling: Predictions and controls pp. 301-313: H. A. Ashi, Raneah M. Al-Maalwi and Sarah Al-Sheikh

Modelling the influence of social network with a multiple group latent class analysis pp. 99-119: Ankita Dey, Diganta Mukherjee and Sugata Sen Roy
Formal models of opinion formation and their application to real data: evidence from online social networks pp. 120-147: Ivan V. Kozitsin
Incentive structures: quality competition and the production of fine Californian wines pp. 148-172: Malte Doehne
An agent-based model of deliberative democracy and polarization pp. 173-194: Bokwon Lee, Yohan Kim, K.m Lee and Jae-Suk Yang
An empirically based just linear income tax system pp. 195-225: Guillermina Jasso and Bernd Wegener

A dynamic process reference model for sparse networks with reciprocity pp. 1-27: Carter T. Butts
Predictive evaluation of human value segmentations pp. 28-55: Kristoffer Jon Albers, Morten Mørup, Mikkel N. Schmidt and Fumiko Kano Glückstad
The power of voting and corruption cycles pp. 56-79: Elvio Accinelli, Filipe Martins, Alberto A. Pinto, Atefeh Afsar and Bruno M. P. M. Oliveira
Positive algorithmic bias cannot stop fragmentation in homophilic networks pp. 80-97: Chris Blex and Taha Yasseri