Category Archives: Social Networks

Game Theory on Networks: An In Silico Laboratory

Posted on October 2, 2011 by Gregory Todd Jones

Dan Katz, from Michigan Political Science, the Center for the Study of Complex Systems, and Computational Legal Studies, is including a simulation platform that I wrote in NetLogo as part of the curriculum at the ICPSR (Inter-University Consortium for Political … Continue reading →

Posted in Agent-Based Models, Complex Systems, Computation, Cooperation, Evolution, Game Theory, Prisoner's Dilemma, Programming, Social Networks | Leave a comment

Narrative Networks, Social Identity and Complexity in Collective Action

Posted on October 1, 2011 by Gregory Todd Jones

I recently gave a NSF sponsored talk at Duke Computer Science in conjunction with the HarambeeNet SocialNets in Education Project.  I raised the question regarding the evolution of cooperative behavior beyond a certain level of social complexity and suggested that … Continue reading →

Posted in Collaboration, Collective Intelligence, Complex Systems, Cooperation, Evolution, Identity, Narrative, Public Good, Social Networks | Leave a comment