Exciting socionomics research and cutting-edge initiatives are taking flight all over the world. This page recognizes some of the scholars, writers and contributors whose work is helping to propel socionomics forward.
Charlie Aitken
Leonard Cohen – The Prince of “Dark.”
Dennis Elam, Ph.D.
Professor Elam’s blog
Mob Roots Go Mainstream in Vegas
Jon Fassett, Ph.D.
Michael Flagg
Futurejacked blog
Military and Political Leaders Need a Socionomic Perspective
Michael Green, Ph.D.
How Do We Create a Philosophical Cosmos for Acting Socially and Being Happy?
Todd Harrison
Todd Harrison Interviews Robert Prechter: ‘When Social Mood Turns, the Fundamentals Will Follow’
Constantin Malik, Ph.D.
Two Books Offer Takes On Socionomics
Ahead of Change: How Crowd Psychology and Cybernetics Transform the Way We Govern
Paul Montgomery
Universal Economics
Wayne Parker, Ph.D.
The Financial/Economic Dichotomy in Social Behavioral Dynamics
Drew Ross
PhiMatrix Brings Phi to Life
Valeri Safonov, Ph.D.
Cenk Sener
Mass Arrests in Turkey’s Ergenekon Case
Ted Solley
Higher Tuition: Is it Finally “Enough”?
Speakers Emeritus of the Socionomics Summit
Shikhar Agarwal
Trends and Burden of Firearm-related Hospitalizations in the United States Across 2001-2011
Kevin Armstrong
Birdies, Bogies, and Billions – Social Mood Behind Golf and Global Investment Strategy
Peter Atwater
Post-Crash Reality: Gimme Shelter
Michelle Baddeley, Ph.D.
Herding, Animal Spirits and Financial Instability
Johan Bollen, Ph.D.
Did U C New Studies? Tweets N Blogs Predict Equity Prices
Twitter Mood Predicts the Stock Market
[Audio] Twitter Mood Predicts the Stock Market
Marah Boyesen
Socionomics for Seventeen-Year-Olds
Mark Buchanan, Ph.D.
What Physics, Meteorology and the Natural Sciences Can Teach Us About Economics
Terry Burnham, Ph.D.
Mean Markets and Lizard Brains
Jose Carlos Carvalho
Paineiras Investimentos
John L. Casti, Ph.D.
Why A Well-Known Scholar Embraced Socionomics
Two Books Offer Takes On Socionomics
Mood Matters
Jon Clifton
Gallup Global Economics: The Best Findings from the Gallup World Poll
Kevin Depew
[Audio] Socionomics: A Long, Strange, Exhilarating Trip
Is the US Government Pumping Up the Stock Market?
Five Things You Need to Know: Socionomics of Bottled Water
Eric Gilbert, Ph.D.
Widespread Worry and the Stock Market
John Donnellan
Philip Maymin, Ph.D.
Music and the Market: Song and Stock Volatility
Huina Mao
Twitter Mood Predicts the Stock Market
[Audio] Twitter Mood Predicts the Stock Market
Kenneth Olson, Ph.D.
Murder and the Market
Blog – A Theory of Everything (social)
Tobias Preis, Ph.D.
Quantifying Economic Behavior Using Big Data
Scott Reamer
[Audio] Socionomics: First Do No Harm
The Socionomist enables you to see trend-shaping waves of social mood, as reflected by the stock market — and capitalize on them. The June issue looks at phases of social mood and features a “Research Roundup,” which highlights five academic studies that shine a light on important aspects of socionomic theory. Mood Riffs topics include “quiet luxury,” loneliness, the Writers Guild strike and efforts by countries to trade in currencies other than the U.S. dollar. Read the June issue when you become a Socionomics Premier Member.