Olin, H 1 .E97 Left history. Reader requests this year brought three journals to the Olin Sociology collection. The editors offer an international forum for extending the traditional mathematical approach to formal organizational theory on into computer simulation, logic, and artificial intelligence. Recent topical issues have focused on social intelligence, evolutionary games and networks, and informal relations. Its content is not limited to the Continent but features contemporary exploration of the classic European theoretical works.
Every issue includes a viewpoints section to facilitate debate.
In the first issue, viewpoints publishes a personal call for papers from each member of the editorial board and reveals the new journal's transdisciplinary scope. The relationship between historical materialism and post-structuralism is a dominant theme in this serial. Its sociological subjects range from methodology to culture, and its contributors, from established academics to young artists. Each issue offers several articles and scholarly reviews featuring Canadian and US titles. These three disparate new serials will support the scholarly work of Cornell sociologists whose requests brought the journals to Olin.