Volume 16, Number 1, March 2010

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  Patrick Groeber, Heiko Rauhut: Does ignorance promote norm compliance? 1-28
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  Balázs Kovács, Glenn R. Carroll: Niche width and scale in organizational competition: A computational approach. 29-60
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  Katya Drozdova, Michael S. Samoilov: Predictive analysis of concealed social network activities based on communication technology choices: early-warning detection of attack signals from terrorist organizations. 61-88
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  Christopher E. Hutchins, Marge M. Benham-Hutchins: Hiding in plain sight: criminal network analysis. 89-111

Volume 16, Number 2, June 2010

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  Guido Fioretti, Alessandro Lomi: Passing the buck in the garbage can model of organizational choice. 113-143
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  Kent Wickstrøm Jensen, Dorthe Døjbak Håkonsson, Richard M. Burton, Børge Obel: The effect of virtuality on the functioning of centralized versus decentralized structures - an information processing perspective. 144-170
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  Gang Zhang, Ruoyang Gao: Modularity and incremental innovation: the roles of design rules and organizational communication. 171-200
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  Mishael Milakovic, Simone Alfarano, Thomas Lux: The small core of the German corporate board network. 201-215

Volume 16, Number 3, September 2010

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  William G. Kennedy, Frank E. Ritter, Bradley J. Best: Behavioral representation in modeling and simulation: Introduction to CMOT special issue - BRiMS 2009. 217-219
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  David Reitter, Christian Lebiere: A cognitive model of spatial path-planning. 220-245
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  Jonathan H. Morgan, Geoffrey P. Morgan, Frank E. Ritter: A preliminary model of participation for small groups. 246-270
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  Jerry T. Ball, Christopher W. Myers, Andrea Heiberg, Nancy J. Cooke, Michael Matessa, Mary D. Freiman, Stuart Rodgers: The synthetic teammate project. 271-299
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  Lanny Lin, Michael A. Goodrich: A Bayesian approach to modeling lost person behaviors based on terrain features in Wilderness Search and Rescue. 300-323

Volume 16, Number 4, December 2010

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  Samer Hassan, Luis Antunes, Nigel Gilbert: Going back home - Social simulation and artificial intelligence. 325-328
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  Dwight W. Read: Agent-based and multi-agent simulations: coming of age or in search of an identity? 329-347
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  Natalie Fridman, Gal A. Kaminka: Modeling pedestrian crowd behavior based on a cognitive model of social comparison theory. 348-372
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  Yu Zhang, Jason Leezer: Simulating human-like decisions in a memory-based agent model. 373-399
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  Julian Zappala, Brian Logan: Effects of resource availability on consensus decision making in primates. 400-415
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  Javier Arroyo, Samer Hassan, Celia Gutiérrez, Juan Pavón: Re-thinking simulation: a methodological approach for the application of data mining in agent-based modelling. 416-435

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