About the Journal

The Journal of Computational Social Intelligence is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal published by Harrison Academic Press (HAP). It publishes research that uses data and computation to understand how people interact, organise and influence each other.

We welcome work that pairs computational methods with careful social-science reasoning.

Aim & Scope

• Social network analysis
• Computational social science methods
• Online behaviour and digital communities
• Misinformation and information spread
• Agent-based modelling of society
• Text and media analysis
• Collective intelligence
• Ethics of social data research

Journal Information

• Title: Journal of Computational Social Intelligence (JCSI)
• Publisher: Harrison Academic Press (HAP), 24 Example View Drive, Kingston 5, St. Andrew, Jamaica
• Frequency: Two issues per year (January–June and July–December)
• Peer review: Double-blind, by at least two independent reviewers
• Licence: CC BY 4.0; authors keep their copyright
• Article Processing Charges: see APC rates and waivers
• Indexing: Google Scholar
• Language: English
• Contact: editor@harrisonacademicpress.com