Social Identity Approach Modelling

As part of the European Social Simulation Association (ESSA) we have an open network: the Special Interest Group on Social Identity Approach Modelling. In this network we aim to bring together scholars interested in the formalisation of (parts of) the social identity approach. By enabling this network to be and meet, we hope to further the formalisation of SIA but also to enrich the quality of these formalisations by extending and constructively challenging the formal interpretations of SIA by many different minds. 

Our network welcomes anyone interested in, studying or modelling SIA. We focus on organising or supporting activities to meet and going into the nitty gritty of SIA model design. Reoccurring activities will involve special tracks at the social simulation (online) conferences.

The SIAM-SIG coordinators are Nanda Wijermans (nanda.wijermans[at]su.se) and Geeske Scholz (G.Scholz[at]tudelft.nl). Write us a mail if you want to join the SIAM-SIG.

The SIAM-SIG members 

1. Andrei Akhremenko, National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow

2. Cristina Chueca del Cerro, University of Glasgow 

3. Stephanie Dornschneider, School of Politics & International Relations (SPIRe), University College Dublin 

4. Bruce Edmonds, Manchester Metropolitan University

5. Ivan Garibay, University of Central Florida 

6. Jiaqi Ge, University of Leeds

7. Leonie Geyer, Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen

8. Gert Jan Hofstede, Wageningen University 

9. František Kalvas, University of West Bohemia, Pilsen 

10. Sylvie Huet, Inrae − Complex Systems Lab (LISC) 

11. Mijke van der Hurk, Utrecht University

12. Christian Kammler, Umeå University

13. Wander Jager, University of Groningen

14. Norman Lee Johnson, Referentia Systems inc. & University of Winconsin-Madison

15. Martin Neumann, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz 

16. Rocco Paolillo, University of Bremen

17. Bianica Pires, MITRE 

18. Rui Prada, Universidade de Lisboa 

19. Diogo Rato, Universidade de Lisboa 

20. Dirk van Rooy, The Australian National University 

21. Geeske Scholz, James Hutton Institute 

22. Tobias Schröder, University of Applied Sciences of Postdam 

23. Garry Sotnik, Stanford University  

24. Natalie van der Wal, Delft University of Technology 

25. Friederieke Wall, University of Klagenfurt

26. Nanda Wijermans, Stockholm University