Sociology

Letters in Journals

Articles in Journals

Books, Theses, Proceedings, and Special Issues

Quantitative Sociodynamics shows how the general concepts for modelling complex systems can be applied to the description of social processes. It provides a unified and comprehensive overview of various stochastic methods, their interrelations, and properties. In addition it introduces the most important concepts from non-linear dynamics (synergetics, chaos theory). A connection of these methods with decision theoretical concepts leads to a fundamental dynamic model for behavioural changes which includes many established models from the social sciences as special cases. Moreover, it implies numerous new results which are illustrated by computer simulations.

Invited Contributions to Books

Contributions to Conference Proceedings

  • W. Weidlich with N. Koch, M. Hilliges, D. Helbing, and P. Molnár (1996) Die Entwicklung der Stadt aus der Sicht der Synergetik und Soziodynamik. Pages 210-219 in: K. Teichmann and J. Wilke (eds.) external page Prozeß und Form `Natürlicher Konstruktionen'. Der Sonderforschungsbereich 230 (Ernst & Sohn, Berlin).
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