The overall objective of this Conference is to bring
together financial market practitioners and scientists experienced in
the analysis of collective socio-economic phenomena, including the
application of ideas from the physical sciences to economy and finance.
We welcome researchers dealing with computational and mathematical
modeling of economic and social processes in which individual agents
play important role. Topics of interest include:

* Agent-based modeling
* Artificial financial market models
* Automata models of economic and social processes
* Computational game theory
* Spontaneous order/self-organization in economics
* Economic processes in social networks
* Technology innovation, adoption and diffusion
* Urban systems as complex adaptive systems
* Collective failures and bankruptcies

* Network models
* Opinion dynamics
* Social norm emergence
* Spatial agent models
* Econophysics
* Emergent Macroeconomics
* Firm birth and death models
* Multi-agent models of organizations
* Supply networks