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Mind & Society

Adaptive Behaviours under Risk and Uncertainty

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This journal is now closed to new submissions, as it will be ceasing as of 31/12/2025.

 

Mind & Society is a peer-reviewed journal founded by Herbert Simon and other cognitive scientists, for ideas, analyses, discussions and investigations on the interaction between the human, and artificial, mind and the societal and economic environment, including businesses and governments.

  • Focuses on adaptive behaviours in situations characterized by risk and uncertainty, as well as complexity and unpredictability.
  • Priority themes are bounded and ecological rationality, problem solving and embodied cognition.
  • Welcomes diverse contributions including empirical case studies, theoretical analyses and formal modelling or secondary data analyses and conceptual work.
Editors-in-Chief
  • Riccardo Viale,
  • Konstantinos Katsikopoulos

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Special Issue: Embodied/Enactive Approaches to Moral and Social Problems

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Electronic ISSN
1860-1839
Print ISSN
1593-7879
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