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          Preface

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1      Why study other paradigms?

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2      Vision and modelling of complexity

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3     The dynamics of social phenomena

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4      Complexity in economic thought

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5     Complexity and emerging properties

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6     The self-organisation of complexity

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7     Cellular automata

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8    Homo Socialis

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9    The multifaceted behaviour of human beings

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10  Structure and its analytical instrumentation

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11  Socioeconomic evolution

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12   Agent-based computational models

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13   Three examples of agent-based models

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14   Computational models of networks

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15   Topology and network formation processes

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16   The dynamics of social diffusion

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17    Learning in contexts of uncertainty

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18    Introduction to genetic algorithms

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19    Validation and social mechanisms

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20   Calibration, verification and replication

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21    Empirical applications of social complexity

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