Special Issue of JASSS on Simulating the Social Processes of Science

This special issue is a collection of position papers as to the important issues/approaches pertinent to the project of applying social simulation to the phenomenum of science.  For more details see the first paper which is the editorial/introduction.

Simulating the Social Processes of Science
   Bruce Edmonds, Nigel Gilbert, Petra Ahrweiler and Andrea Scharnhorst

• Modelling Theory Communities in Science
     Petra Ahrweiler
• A Social Process in Science and its Content in a Simulation Program
     Wolfgang Balzer and Klaus Manhart
• Using Social Simulation to Explore the Dynamics at Stake in Participatory Research
     Olivier Barreteau and Christophe Le Page
• Two Challenges in Simulating the Social Processes of Science
     Edmund Chattoe-Brown
• Simulating What?
     Harry Collins
• Two Outline Models of Science: AMS And HAMS
     Jim Doran
• A Brief Survey of Some Relevant Philosophy of Science
     Bruce Edmonds
• Conference Models to Bridge Micro and Macro Studies of Science
     Matthew Francisco, Staša Milojevic and Selma Šabanovic
• Bibliometrics, Stylized Facts and the Way Ahead: How to Build Good Social Simulation Models of Science?
     Matthias Meyer
• Modeling Scientists as Agents. How Scientists Cope with the Challenges of the New Public Management of Science
     Marc Mölders, Robin D. Fink and Johannes Weyer
• Science as a Social System and Virtual Research Environment
     Sergey Parinov and Cameron Neylon
• For an Integrated Approach to Agent-Based Modeling of Science
     Nicolas Payette
• Social Simulation That 'Peers into Peer Review'
     Flaminio Squazzoni and Károly Takács
• The Competition for Attention and the Evolution of Science
     Warren Thorngate, Jing Liu and Wahida Chowdhury
• Toward Multi-Level, Multi-Theoretical Model Portfolios for Scientific Enterprise Workforce Dynamics
     Levent Yilmaz
• Computer Simulation and Emergent Reliability in Science
     Kevin Zollman