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Recent Advances in Mathematical Sociology
Tue, August 11, 2:00 to 3:30pm, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session (90 minute)
Description
This session is open to all submissions in the area of Mathematical Sociology. Papers may focus on a wide array of formal methods, including statistical models, computational methods, and formal models such as network models, game theory, stochastic processes, and agent-based simulation. Papers may also span micro-level group processes to macro-level social dynamics. They may focus on any substantive area such as stratification and inequality, group processes, social organization, collective behavior, or formal demography.
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Individual Presentations
Functional Clustering for the Social Science Toolkit - Elizabeth Roberto, Rice University; Caroline Wolski, Rice University
Mathematizing Mechanisms: The Key to a Future of Linking Theory and Empirics, Individual and Society - Guillermina Jasso, New York University
Population Growth, Resource Pressure, War, Production, and the Foundation of Rational and Voluntary Social Order - Noah P. Mark, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Relational Minds and Differentiated Worlds: A Neural Network Model of Multiplex Self - Yongren Shi, University of Arizona; Jeffrey Shen, University of Arizona
The Coherence Model of Preference and Belief Formation - Sun-Ki Chai, University of Hawaii at Manoa