Network Analysis
Interest in network analysis has grown in recent years. Many social, economic and financial systems with large numbers of interacting agents can be conveniently described by a network. In the last decade, new theories have been developed to highlight the topological properties of network architectures, despite their apparent randomness. Network, moreover, once included in a dynamic setting, prove to be convenient mathematical tools in modelling many phenomena.
This programme aims at providing an interdisciplinary approach to the theoretical and empirical analysis of networks.
Research topics include:
Graph Theory
Network Topology
Agent-Based Modelling
Network and Social Dynamics
Learning in Networks
Organizations and Management Science