EMCSR 2002 Program papers - mathematical anthropology

see <li><a href="../EMCSRprogramme.htm">program</a>, second page
<li><a href="Panel_EMCSR.PDF">Panel_EMCSR.PDF</a>

<li><a href="vanderLeeuw_EMCSR.PDF">vanderLeeuw_EMCSR.PDF</a>
Why Model?
S.E. van der Leeuw, Universite de Paris I, France

<li><a href="Leaf_EMSCR.PDF">Leaf_EMSCR.PDF</a>
What is "Formal" Analysis
M. Leaf, University of Texas, Dallas, USA

<li><a href="Read_EMCSR.PDF">Read_EMCSR.PDF</a>
Mathematical Modeling Issues in Analytical Representations of 
Human Societies
D. Read, University of California, Los Angeles, USA
           
<li><a href="Ballonoff_EMCSR.pdf">Ballonoff_EMCSR.pdf</a>
Notes on the Progress of Cultural Theory
P. Ballonoff, Ballonoff Consulting Service, Alexandria, Virginia, USA

<li><a href="Lehman_EMCSR.PDF">Lehman_EMCSR.PDF</a>
On the Application of Discrete Mathematics to Questions in Anthropology
F.K.L. Chit Hiaing, University of Illinois, Urbana, USA

<li><a href="Fischer_EMCSR.pdf">Fischer_EMCSR.pdf</a>
Classification, Symbolic Representation and Ritual: Information vs. Meaning in 
Cultural Processes
M. Fischer, University of Kent at Canterbury, UK


<li><a href="White_EMCSR.PDF">White_EMCSR.PDF</a>
Network Analysis and Social Dynamics
D.R. White, University of California, Irvine, USA

<li><a href="Jorion_EMCSR.PDF">Jorion_EMCSR.PDF</a>
Accounting for Human Activity through Physics
P. Jorion, Los Angeles, USA

<li><a href="Kronenfeld_EMCSR.PDF">Kronenfeld_EMCSR.PDF</a>
Culture and Society: The Role of Distributed Cognition
D. Kronenfeld, University of California, Riverside, USA

<li><a href="Ezhkova_EMCSR_Final.PDF">Ezhkova_EMCSR_Final.PDF</a>
Challenges of Cultural Theory: Theory of Cognitive States
I. Ezhkova, International Institute of Applied Technologies, Brussels, Belgium