Social and Economic Computing

Social and economic computing is a cross-disciplinary field focusing on the development of computing technologies that consider social and economic contexts. Social computing and economic computing not only share a number of computing technologies, they also benefit and fertilize each other in computational theories, models, and design. This special issue presents some representative research in social and economic computing from several perspectives.

Authors

• Wenji Mao
• Alexander Tuzhilin
• Jonathan Gratch

Keywords

• Computational modeling
• Data mining
• Web and internet services
• Social factors
• Economics
• Personality
• Social Media
• Development Of Technology
• Social Security
• Computational Model
• Social Dimensions
• Social Psychology
• Mobile Technology
• Economic Context
• Decision Support System
• Online Advertising
• User-generated Content
• Economic Data
• Types Of Attacks
• Important Implications For Management
• Homeland Security
• Computational Theory
• Advent Of The Internet
• Social Intelligence
• intelligent systems
• social computing
• economic computing
• Web-based data mining
• multidisciplinary research