by Ruth Meyer, Marco Fölsch, Martin Dolezal and Reinhard Heinisch. Paper accepted for and presented at the 16th annual Social Simulation Conference (SSC 2021)
Discussion Papers
- New CfPM Report: An Evidence-Driven Model of Voting and Party Competition · 18 October 2021
- New CfPM report: The Large-Scale, Systematic and Iterated Comparison of Agent-Based Policy Models · 31 August 2021
- New CfPM report: Open, Contingent, Adaptive and Reactive Resilience – using ABM and other tools to facilitate our collective survival in an uncertain world · 31 August 2021
- New CPM Report: "A Bibliography of ABM Research Explicitly Comparing Real and Simulated Data for Validation: Version 1" by Edmund Chattoe-Brown · 12 June 2020
- What more is needed for Democratically Accountable Modelling? · 3 May 2020
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News and Events
- Social Simulation FesT (SocSimFesT2021), online 15-20 March 2021 · 6 November 2020
- Videos from the webinar on ABM and Policy · 13 October 2020
- New paper: A Semantic and Syntactic Similarity Measure for Political Tweets · 21 August 2020
- A draft programme for Social Simulation Week (14-18 Sept) is announced · 9 July 2020
- Online discussion and virtual meeting on Othering & Polarisation · 11 May 2020
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Latest
New CfPM Report: An Evidence-Driven Model of Voting and Party Competition
18 October 2021
New CfPM report: The Large-Scale, Systematic and Iterated Comparison of Agent-Based Policy Models
31 August 2021
by Mike Bithell, Edmund Chattoe-Brown and Bruce Edmonds. A paper accepted for Social Simulation 2021
New CfPM report: Open, Contingent, Adaptive and Reactive Resilience – using ABM and other tools to facilitate our collective survival in an uncertain world
31 August 2021
by Bruce Edmonds and Vahid Yazdanpanah. A paper accepted for Social Simulation 2021