Georg P Mueller
Biographic Data
| ID | 338013 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Georg P Mueller |
| GIVEN NAMES | Georg P |
| FAMILY NAME | Mueller |
| SIGNATURE | MUELLER G P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Fribourg |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Revolutions and social time
Social clocks as instruments for measuring progress towards sustainable development goals
Getting Order Out of Chaos
Time series data about violent internal conflicts such as protests or riots often display irregular fluctuations. This article argues that these fluctuations are manifestations of a deterministic chaos that can be described by a relatively simple difference equation. It presents a mathematical contagion model of the interaction between three groups: (a) already mobilized rebellious citizens, who are protesting against the government and its polic…
Time Intervals Versus Composite Index Scores
On the Use of Social Clocks for the Monitoring of Multidimensional Social Development
Universities as producers of evolutionarily stable signs of excellence for academic labor markets
This article presents a simulation model of the production and the use of university diplomas as signs of excellence for academic labor markets. The model pays special attention to the decoding of such diplomas by the employers, who use them for selectively hiring jobseekers, whose diplomas differ with regard to performance, costs, and reputation. The model further assumes that for new, unknown diplomas, reputation is more important for recruitme…
Divergence and Synchronization of the Institutional Clocks of the Welfare State
This article explores the divergence and synchronization of the development of the European welfare states by means of a new concept, that is, social/institutional time The concept enables the author to describe the development of welfare states by means of several time axes, which are complementary to conventional calendar time. On the basis of these multiple time axes, the article first analyses the historical trajectories of 13 European welfar…
On the Use of Social Clocks for the Monitoring of Multidimensional Social Development
Getting Order Out of Chaos
Time series data about violent internal conflicts such as protests or riots often display irregular fluctuations. This article argues that these fluctuations are manifestations of a deterministic chaos that can be described by a relatively simple difference equation. It presents a mathematical contagion model of the interaction between three groups: (a) already mobilized rebellious citizens, who are protesting against the government and its polic…
Divergence and Synchronization of the Institutional Clocks of the Welfare State
This article explores the divergence and synchronization of the development of the European welfare states by means of a new concept, that is, social/institutional time The concept enables the author to describe the development of welfare states by means of several time axes, which are complementary to conventional calendar time. On the basis of these multiple time axes, the article first analyses the historical trajectories of 13 European welfar…
Divergence and Synchronization of the Institutional Clocks of the Welfare State
This article explores the divergence and synchronization of the development of the European welfare states by means of a new concept, that is, social/institutional time The concept enables the author to describe the development of welfare states by means of several time axes, which are complementary to conventional calendar time. On the basis of these multiple time axes, the article first analyses the historical trajectories of 13 European welfar…
Universities as producers of evolutionarily stable signs of excellence for academic labor markets
This article presents a simulation model of the production and the use of university diplomas as signs of excellence for academic labor markets. The model pays special attention to the decoding of such diplomas by the employers, who use them for selectively hiring jobseekers, whose diplomas differ with regard to performance, costs, and reputation. The model further assumes that for new, unknown diplomas, reputation is more important for recruitme…
On the Use of Social Clocks for the Monitoring of Multidimensional Social Development
Time Intervals Versus Composite Index Scores
Getting Order Out of Chaos
Time series data about violent internal conflicts such as protests or riots often display irregular fluctuations. This article argues that these fluctuations are manifestations of a deterministic chaos that can be described by a relatively simple difference equation. It presents a mathematical contagion model of the interaction between three groups: (a) already mobilized rebellious citizens, who are protesting against the government and its polic…
Social clocks as instruments for measuring progress towards sustainable development goals
Revolutions and social time
Economics (6 works) · Political science (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Social change (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Regional science (2 works)