Over the last few years, there has been a growing interest in role of women prevention violent extremism and within extremist networks. Yet research scholarship this area remains limited deeper engagement with gender norms around masculinities femininities is needed. This special issue includes selection both timely relevant articles by academics practitioners, mostly from Global South, focusin...

In this paper, we propose a generic method based on publicly available data to design master plan optimizing the number of coworking spaces deploy in given area, as well their placements across territory, with goal reducing GHC emissions linked car commuting. As first step, collect and preprocess population convert them into an exploitable form. Then decision model that describes when person wo...

1. Introduction Broadly understood, social capital refers to various types of community relationships that affect individual outcomes. As such, social capital is involved in many of the areas of current social science research where the explicitly social determinants of behavior are fundamental. Since Loury (1977) introduced it into modern social science research and Coleman's (1988) seminal st...

Prior work has established that children and adults distinguish moral norms (e.g., hitting is wrong) from conventional norms (e.g., wearing pajamas to school is wrong). Specifically, moral norms are generally perceived as universal across time and space, similar to objective facts. We examined preschoolers' and adults' perceptions of moral beliefs alongside facts and opinions by asking whether ...

This paper investigates how local norm emergence, other than conventional global norm emergence, helps to achieve coordination among agents in multi-agent systems. That is, when agents are partitioned into communities, different communities of agents establish different social norms. We provide a definition of local norms and propose two metrics, namely, conformity to local norms and diversity ...