Marco A. Janssen
Associate Professor in the
School of Human
Evolution and Social Change
Director of the
Center for the Study of Institutional
Diversity
Marco is interested how institutional arrangements related to common
goods are crafted, adjusted and fit within the social and ecological
context. By combining comparative analysis of case studies, lab and
field experiments and agent-based modeling he pursues these questions in
a wide diversity of applications especially environmental resources and
public health.
COURSES FALL 2010: AML 591 Agent-Based Modeling and
ESS 591 Experimental
Social Science
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Some recent publications [Complete list of
publications]
JaJanssen, M.A., R. Holahan, A. Lee and E.
Ostrom (2010) Lab Experiments to Study Social-Ecological Systems,
Science 328: 613-617.
Amy R. Poteete, Marco A. Janssen and Elinor Ostrom (2010)
Working Together: Collective Action, the Commons and Multiple Methods in
Practice, Princeton University Press.
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Janssen, M.A. (2009)
Understanding Artificial Anasazi,
Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation 12(4): 13
Lansing, J.S., M.P. Cox, S.S. Downey, M.A. Janssen and J.W. Schoenfelder
(2009) A robust budding model of Balinese water temple networks,
World Archaeology 41(1): 112-133
[pdf]
Janssen, M.A., and E. Ostrom (2008) TURFs in
the lab: Institutional Innovation in dynamic interactive spatial
commons,
Rationality and Society, 20:
371-397
[pdf]
Janssen, M.A., C.M. Barton, L.N. Alessa, S.
Bergin, and A. Lee (2008)
Towards a Community
Framework for Agent-based Modeling, Journal of Artificial
Societies and Social Simulation, 11: 2(6)
Janssen,
M.A. (2008),
Evolution of Cooperation in a One-Shot Prisoner’s Dilemma Based on
Recognition of Trustworthy and Untrustworthy Agents, Journal of
Economic Behavior and Organization 65: 458-471
[pdf]
