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Centre for Computing and Social Responsibility (CCSR)

1. Abell, P., Engel, O. (2019). Subjective Causality and Counterfactuals in the Social Sciences: Toward an Ethnographic Causality? Sociological Methods and Research. pp 1- 19. 
   https://doi.org/10.1177/0049124119852373
2. Abell, P., Engel, O. (2018). The Coleman Diagram, Small N Inquiry and Ethnographic Causality. Sociologica, 12 (2), p. 115-125.
3. Kellard, N., Millo, Y., Simon, J. and Engel, O., (2017). Close communications: Hedge funds, brokers and the emergence of herding. British Journal of Management, 28(1), pp.84-101.
4. Deng, H., Abell, P., Engel, O., Wu, J., & Tan, Y. (2016). “The influence of structural balance and homophily/heterophobia on the adjustment of random complete signed networks.” Social Networks, 44, 190–201
5. Abell, P., Engel, O., & Wynn, H. (2015). “Corporate Social Responsibility, Inequality and Corporate Governance.” In B. Fryzel (Ed.), The True Value of CSR: Corporate Identity and Stakeholder Perceptions. Palgrave Macmillan

Social Networks, Data Science, Organisation Theory, Social Mechanisms

Information Management, Big Data and Business Models, Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences

2019 Key note speaking at the fourth Mercator-IPC Alumni Retreat in Ağva Robin's Nest Eco Resort