Editorial: Statistical Mechanics and Social Sciences
Santo Fortunato, Michael Macy, Sidney Redner

TL;DR
This editorial introduces a special issue focused on applying statistical physics models to social dynamics, aiming to enhance interdisciplinary communication between physicists and social scientists.
Contribution
It promotes collaboration between physics and social sciences by presenting a collection of interdisciplinary research on social dynamics modeled through statistical physics.
Findings
Encourages interdisciplinary research in social physics.
Highlights the importance of statistical models in understanding social phenomena.
Fosters communication between physicists and social scientists.
Abstract
This editorial opens the special issues that the Journal of Statistical Physics has dedicated to the growing field of statistical physics modeling of social dynamics. The issues include contributions from physicists and social scientists, with the goal of fostering a better communication between these two communities.
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