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Proceedings of the Working Group on Analyzing Complex Macrosystems as Dynamic Networks: Growth and decline phases of city

What happens when social scientists, mathematical modelers and historians, studying such diverse questions as the evolution of cities and states, development of trade networks, and the emergence of world systems come together with mathematical modelers to more deeply explore possible crossfertilizations? For this working group, it meant four fruitful days wherein the researchers invited by Douglas White and Henry Wright to the Santa Fe Institute presented their research, models, and modeling methods. During and afterwards, open discussion of the possibilities of dynamic models ensued.