Mathematical sociologists use the language of mathematics to describe the structure, explain the events, and predict the dynamics of the social world. The effort is a inter-disciplinary, with contributions from physicists, mathematicians, computer scientists, psychologists, economists, etc.
   
 
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Website Content Updated
8/19/2015

Website content, including newsletters, officers, and award winners, updated! Also check out the new datasets in our section DataBank.

Fall/Winter 2013-2014 Mathematical Sociology newsletter now available
12/20/2013

The new issue of The Mathematical Sociologist is now available for download.

   
 
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Mathematial Sociology Section Databank now available
8/5/2013

The Mathematical Sociology section data depository is now available! If you have a dataset you would like to donate, please contact the section webmaster.

Call for Papers: The Journal of Gerontology: The Social Sciences
8/14/2013

The Journal of Gerontology is requesting papers for a special edition on social networks, edited by editor-in-chief Merril Silverstein, Benjamin Cornwell (Cornell University), and Christopher Marcum (NIH). Please see the information brief for more.

 

   
 
   
 


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