Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory - Recent Top Cited Papers

Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory highlights some of the recent top cited papers from the journal:

• 280 characters to the White House: predicting 2020 U.S. presidential elections from twitter data (this opens in a new tab)
  Rodrigue Rizk, Dominick Rizk, Frederic Rizk, Sonya Hsu
  Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory, 1-28 - March 2023

• Two probability theories and a garbage can (this opens in a new tab)
  David Mortimore, Mustafa Canan, Raymond R. Buettner
  Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory, 1-13 - June 2023

• #WhatIsDemocracy: finding key actors in a Chinese influence campaign (this opens in a new tab)
  Charity S. Jacobs, Kathleen M. Carley
  Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory, 1-21 - July 2023

• Developing an agent-based model to minimize spreading of malicious information in dynamic social networks (this opens in a new tab)
  Mustafa Alassad, Muhammad Nihal Hussain, Nitin Agarwal
  Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory, 29(3), 487-502 - April 2023

• Knowledge sharing in a dynamic, multi-level organization: an agent-based modeling approach (this opens in a new tab)
  Bianica Pires, Joshua Goldstein, Emily Molfino, Kathryn Ziemer, Mark Orr, José Jiménez
  Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory, 1-26 - February 2023