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Diane Payne
University College Dublin, School of Sociology
Geary Institute
University College Dublin
Belfield Campus, Dublin, Ireland 4
Phone : ++353 1 7164627
E-mail : Diane.Payne@ucd.ie
Website : http://geary.ucd.ie/dynamicslab
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Complex Systems and Computational Social Sciences
Thematic PhD Programme
University College Dublin
UCD Geary Institute invites applications for September 2009 for a new Thematic Doctoral Programme in Complex Systems and Computational Social Sciences. (CSCS)
The CSCS PhD programme is a four year thematic, structured programme commencing in the Academic Year 2009/2010. Staff involved in the programme are drawn from a variety of research groups in both UCD Geary Institute and UCD Complex and Adaptive Systems Laboratory, as well as from the Schools of Business, Mathematical Sciences, Computer Science and Informatics, Engineering, Economics, Politics and International Relations and Sociology.
The programme incorporates a range of taught modules, followed by a program of original research leading to the award of Doctoral degree by research. CSCS students may also participate in short, external internships during the four year programme.
Entry to the CSCS programme requires an undergraduate degree in suitable disciplines in the social sciences, mathematical and/or computer science or closely related areas. Applicants from other disciplines may also be admitted, under certain circumstances .
Further details, including application procedure, are available at http://geary.ucd.ie/cscs/. |
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Professor of Sociology - Last Updated October 19, 2010
CSC Scolarship scheme - Last Updated December 18, 2008
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| Sunbelt XXIX - March 10 to March 15, 2009 - Bahia Hotel | | Abstract : Policy networks in Ireland: structure and change |
| In the second half of 2008, Ireland has moved from a boom to bust economy and the severe restrictions placed on irish public expenditure, in the light of the international banking crisis, has resulted in considerable political fall-out. The focus of this paper is on mapping and modelling the the change in a numer of core policy networks in ireland over this time period. Using SIENA to analyse the empirical network data, we explore a model of behaviour which compares different strategies for building contacts in the network depending on the nature of the collective action problem faced by the organisations in the network. |
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