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Jim Cassell                                    CASSELL@UNCVM1.OIT.UNC.EDU
Institute for Research in Social Science       CASSELL@UNCVM1.BITNET
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill       Phone:  919-962-0782
Chapel Hill, NC  27599-3355                    Fax:    919-962-4777
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                               ANNOUNCEMENT

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                          Computational Economics:
                            A Discipline Matures



In 1993 our former journal Computer Science in Economics and
Management (CSEM) will have a new name: Computational Economics.
The main reason that CSEM came into existence in 1988, was the
necessity to create a platform for research that combines the
domains of Economics, Computer Science and Computation. Through
the effort of the authors, referees and the editors, the journal
enjoys a rapidly growing number of subscribers and an increasing
attention within the profession. After five years it has become
clear, that the topics CSEM has been covering have matured under
the name Computational Economics. A clear example is the recent
NSF proposal "Research Opportunities in Computational Economics",
which was composed by a number of our editors.

Like in previous years, the editorial policy of Computational
Economics will be aimed at publishing top level computational
research in all fields of economics and econometrics. Related
issues like Computatability, Applications of Artificial Intel-
ligence, Modeling Languages, User Interfaces, Mathprogramming,
Hardware developments and Sofware Engineering will also be
covered.

Computational economics is an established field in economics now
and will certainly grow in importance in the years to come. The
journal has proven to be on the cutting edge of computational
economics and we will insure that this remains the case. Reason
enough to give our journal its proper name: Computational
Economics.




                                          Hans M. Amman
                                            (Editor)