Nigel Gilbert
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2968020A
Top Subjects
- Sociology (5)
- Sociology - General (3)
- Social Science (3)
- British & Irish history (2)
- England (2)
- Social research & statistics (2)
- Social Science / Sociology / General (2)
Books by Nigel Gilbert
Total count: 24
Fordism and FlexibilityDivisions and ChangePalgrave Macmillan1992-01-01-
Simulating SocietiesThe Computer Simulation of Social PhenomenaTaylor & Francis Group1994-04-01
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Artificial SocietiesRoutledge1995-01-01
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The Rise and Fall of Franche HallHencroft Press1999-07-01
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Ridiculous RefinementHencroft Press2001-05-14
A History Of KidderminsterPhillimore & Company2004-10-30
Simulation for the Social Scientist2 editionOpen University Press2005-02-01
Simulation for the Social Scientist2 editionOpen University Press2005-02-01-
From Postgraduate to Social ScientistA Guide to Key SkillsSAGE Publications, Incorporated2006-01-01
Agent-Based Models (Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences)Sage Publications, Inc2007-09-11-
Agent-Based Models2008-01-01
Computational Social ScienceSAGE Publications, Limited2010-01-01
Viability and Resilience of Complex SystemsConcepts, Methods and Case Studies from Ecology and SocietySpringer2011-08-06-
Computer Simulations in Science and Technology StudiesSpringer2011-10-08
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Researching Social LifeSAGE Publications, Limited2012-01-01
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Tools and Techniques for Social Science SimulationPhysica-Verlag2012-01-01
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Modelling NormsSpringer London, Limited2013-01-01
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Humans, Computers and WizardsHuman Computer InteractionTaylor & Francis Group2013-01-01
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Understanding Social StatisticsSAGE Publications, Limited2013-01-01
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Simulating Knowledge Dynamics in Innovation NetworksSpringer2014-01-01
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Simulating InnovationComputer-Based Tools for Rethinking InnovationElgar Publishing Limited, Edward2015-01-01
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Agent-Based Modelling in EconomicsWiley & Sons, Limited, John2015-01-01
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Social Dimensions of Organised CrimeModelling the Dynamics of Extortion RacketsSpringer2016-01-01
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Simulating SocietiesThe Computer Simulation of Social PhenomenaTaylor & Francis Group2018-01-01