3 papers
econ.EM2026
Engineering Social Networks: How Initial Group Assignment Shapes Student Social Interactions
Johanna Einsiedler, Nikolaj Arpe Harmon, David Dreyer Lassen +1
A large literature uses exogenous variation to estimate how assignment to classrooms or other groups shapes social networks. Yet most of these analyses remain dyadic, treating each…
physics.soc-ph2025
The origins of large-scale structure in family networks
Lasse Mohr, Andreas Bjerre-Nielsen, Sune Lehmann
Family relations are the most fundamental of all social networks and encompass everyone. Family networks grow as individuals have children, creating connections between families, w…
cs.CY2025
Trading off performance and human oversight in algorithmic policy: evidence from Danish college admissions
Magnus Lindgaard Nielsen, Jonas Skjold Raaschou-Pedersen, Emil Chrisander +4
Student dropout is a significant concern for educational institutions due to its social and economic impact, driving the need for risk prediction systems to identify at-risk studen…