The Journal of Mathematical Sociology

2019 - 2025

Current editor(s): Noah Friedkin

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Convex combinations of centrality measures pp. 195-222: Ying Ying Keng, Kiam Heong Kwa and Christopher McClain
Modeling risk perception using independent and social learning: application to individuals with autism spectrum disorder pp. 223-245: Tanu Wadhera and Deepti Kakkar
Exploring ideological signals from cosponsorship pp. 246-267: Carol Ann Downes and Philip D. Waggoner

Phase transitions in the edge/concurrent vertex model pp. 135-147: Carter T. Butts
Pricing through ambiguity: a flocking model of the inter-dynamics between pricing practices and market uncertainties pp. 148-182: Xiaolu Wang
Spontaneous cooperation for public goods pp. 183-191: Jeroen Bruggeman, Rudolf Sprik and Rick Quax
Correction pp. 192-193: The Editors

A probabilistic model of the impact of cultural participation on social capital pp. 65-78: Leonidas Sakalauskas, Vytautas Dulskis, Rimvydas Lauzikas, Arunas Miliauskas and Darius Plikynas
Markovian strategies with continuous and impulse controls for a differential game model of revolution pp. 79-99: Weihua Ruan
Public opinion as nowcast: consistency and the role of news uncertainty pp. 100-110: Joshy Easaw and Saeed Heravi
Knowledge sharing, heterophily, and social network dynamics pp. 111-133: Muneta Yokomatsu and Hitomu Kotani

New results linking inequality and justice pp. 1-21: Guillermina Jasso
Turning relative deprivation into a performance incentive device pp. 22-36: Oded Stark and Grzegorz Kosiorowski
Projecting signed two-mode networks pp. 37-50: David Schoch
A hierarchical walk-based measure of centrality based on reachability between strongly connected components in a digraph pp. 51-64: Neng-Pin Lu

Not all bridges connect: integration in multi-community networks pp. 199-220: Babak Heydari, Pedram Heydari and Mohsen Mosleh
A dynamical systems model of unorganized segregation in two neighborhoods pp. 221-248: D. J. Haw and S. J. Hogan
Solidarity in collaboration networks when everyone competes for the strongest partner: a stochastic actor-based simulation model pp. 249-266: Federico Bianchi, Andreas Flache and Flaminio Squazzoni
Bit by bit: social research in the digital age pp. 267-268: Sandra González-Bailón

Heider balance, prejudices and size effect pp. 129-137: K. Kułakowski, M. Stojkow and D. Żuchowska-Skiba
Relative deprivation as a cause of risky behaviors pp. 138-146: Oded Stark
A simple, dynamic extension of temporal motivation theory pp. 147-162: Christopher R. Dishop
The mechanics of contentious politics: an agent-based modeling approach pp. 163-198: Eugenio Dacrema and Stefano Benati

Something out of nothing: a Bayesian learning computational model for the social construction of value pp. 65-89: Lynette A. Shaw
A fuzzy process of individuation pp. 90-98: Juliano C. S. Neves
An acceleration-scale model of IING’s diffusion based on force analysis pp. 99-127: Li Wang, Chenxiao Wang and Qingpu Zhang
Correction pp. 128-128: The Editors

Voter models and external influence pp. 1-11: Jimit R. Majmudar, Stephen M. Krone, Bert O. Baumgaertner and Rebecca C. Tyson
By the content of their character? Discrimination, social identity, and observed distributions of income pp. 12-41: Paulo L. dos Santos and Noé Wiener
A differential-equation-based model of the glass ceiling in career progression pp. 42-64: Lennon Ó Náraigh

Structural cohesion and embeddedness in two-mode networks pp. 179-194: Benjamin Cornwell and Jake Burchard
Group Extinction in Iterated Two Person Games with Evolved Group-Level Mixed Strategies pp. 195-212: R. A. W. Bradford
Sense and sensibility: using a model to examine the relationship between public pre-school places and fertility pp. 213-230: Maria T. Sanz, Vicente Díaz Gandasegui and Begoña Elizalde-San Miguel
“How behavior spreads: the science of complex contagions pp. 231-232: Arnout van de Rijt

An option-theoretic model of a reputation network pp. 123-146: Kim R. Sawyer and André F. Gygax
A competing infection model for the spread of different viewpoints of a divisive idea pp. 147-163: Benjamin R. Chisholm, Peter A. Muller, Amanda J. Horn and Zachary S. Ellis
Using principal eigenvectors of adjacency matrices with added diagonal weights to compose centrality measures and identify bowtie structures for a digraph pp. 164-178: Neng-Pin Lu