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Title:	Dynamic capabilities and coalition formation in the digital age
Description:	In our day to day lives, we sometimes face tasks that, because of their complexity, cannot be solved by our means alone. This also include new problems and challenges introduced by the spread of digitalization and technological change. Individuals tend to form coalitions, even autonomously, in order to be able to solve these complex problems. While traditional research on coalition formation has mainly focused on the stability of coalitions, the existence of dynamic capabilities suggests that adapting the composition of coalitions to the environment over time could be beneficial for task performance. The use of agent-basedsimulations allows us to better understand this issues, and improve the way we can research about coalition formation and decision-making.
Keywords:	coalition formation, agent-based modelling, agent-based simulation, NK framework, self organization

Short title:	Coalition formation
Period:	01.11.2019 - 30.09.2022
Contact e-mail:	dario.blanco@aau.at
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01.11.2019 - 30.09.2022

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Project leader

01.11.2019 - 30.09.2022

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Project leader

01.11.2019 - 30.09.2022

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Universität Klagenfurt
Digital Age Research Center (D!ARC)

Fakultät für Wirtschafts- und Rechtswissenschaften
Institut für Unternehmensführung

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Project type	Current focus of work
Funding type	Other
Research type	Fundamental research
Subject areas	502021 - Microeconomics 502006 - Controlling 101015 - Operations research 102009 - Computer simulation 101027 - Dynamical systems
Research Cluster	Self-organizing systems Humans in the Digital Age
Gender aspects	Genderrelevance not selected
Project focus	Science to Science (Quality indicator: n.a.) Classification raster of the assigned organisational units: Abteilung für Controlling und Strategische Unternehmensführung
working groups	DECIDE (Decision-making in a digital environment)

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Publications	Autonomous Group Formation of Heterogeneous Agents in Complex Task Environments Autonomous Group Formation of Heterogeneous Agents in Complex Task Environments (2022) D. Blanco Fernandez, S. Leitner, A. Rausch Advances in Social Simulation No Publisher selected to publication Dynamic coalitions in complex task environments: To change or not to change a winning team? Dynamic coalitions in complex task environments: To change or not to change a winning team? (2021) D. Blanco Fernandez, S. Leitner, A. Rausch The OR Society 10th Simulation Workshop: Proceedings No Publisher selected to publication Multi-level adaptation of distributed decision-making agents in complex task environments Multi-level adaptation of distributed decision-making agents in complex task environments (2022) D. Blanco Fernandez, S. Leitner, A. Rausch Multi-Agent-Based Simulation XXII No Publisher selected to publication Complex Task Solving in Groups of Autonomous and Collaborative Agents: Effects of Individual and Collective Adaptation Complex Task Solving in Groups of Autonomous and Collaborative Agents: Effects of Individual and Collective Adaptation (2020) D. Blanco Fernandez, S. Leitner, A. Rausch CCS2020 Book of Abstracts No Publisher selected to publication
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Lectures	Complex Task Solving in Groups of Autonomous and Collaborative Agents: Effects of Individual and Collective Adaptation Complex Task Solving in Groups of Autonomous and Collaborative Agents: Effects of Individual and Collective Adaptation D. Blanco Fernandez, S. Leitner, A. Rausch since 11.12.2020 To Lecture On the positive effects of (in)stability on coalition performance On the positive effects of (in)stability on coalition performance D. Blanco Fernandez, S. Leitner, A. Rausch since 25.06.2020 To Lecture Dynamic Coalitions in Complex Task Environments: To Change or not to Change A Winning Team? Dynamic Coalitions in Complex Task Environments: To Change or not to Change A Winning Team? S. Leitner, D. Blanco Fernandez, A. Rausch since 25.03.2021 To Lecture Multi-level Adaptation of Distributed Decision-Making Agents in Complex Task Environments Multi-level Adaptation of Distributed Decision-Making Agents in Complex Task Environments D. Blanco Fernandez, S. Leitner, A. Rausch since 04.05.2021 To Lecture Autonomous group formation of heterogeneous agents in complex task environments Autonomous group formation of heterogeneous agents in complex task environments D. Blanco Fernandez, S. Leitner, A. Rausch since 21.09.2021 To Lecture An agent-based model of self-organization for solving complex tasks An agent-based model of self-organization for solving complex tasks D. Blanco Fernandez, S. Leitner, A. Rausch since 27.10.2021 To Lecture