1st Edition
An Interpretive Account to Agent-based Social Simulation Using Criminology to Explore Cultural Possibilities
1. Introduction. An interpretive account of an agent-based social simulation Martin Neumann 2. Epistemological foundations Petra Ahrweiler and Martin Neumann 3. The use of ethnographic social simulation for crime research: From the field to the model Vanessa Dirksen, Martin Neumann, and Ulf Lotzmann 4. A framework for simulation in interpretive research: Growing criminal culture Martin Neumann and Ulf Lotzmann 5. Analysis of the breakdown of a criminal network: Criminal collapse Martin Neumann and Ulf Lotzmann 6. A simulation model of intra-organizational conflict regulation in the crime world Ulf Lotzmann and Martin Neumann 7. Hermeneutics of social simulations: On the interpretation of digitally generated narratives Sascha Dickel and Martin Neumann 8. Transdisciplinary reflections: Science in context Martin Neumann and Cornelis van Putten 9. On the construction of plausible futures in interpretive agent-based modelling Martin Neumann, Vanessa Dirksen, and Sascha Dickel 10. Outlook on potential further directions Martin Neumann and Bruce Edmonds
Biography
Martin Neumann is Research Associate at the Department of Language, Culture, History and Communication of the University of Southern Denmark, Denmark.
