Maurice Bokanga
Professor of Sociology
Maurice is a sociological social psychologist whose research focuses on the relational and economic basis of trust and cooperation. His research uses social network analysis, experiments, formal models, and computational methods
- PhD, Sociology, University of Chicago
- BA, Sociology, Wheaton College
More About Maurice Bokanga
- Social Psychology
- Culture
- Economic Sociology
- Sociology of Development
- Morality
- Social Networks
- Quantitative Methods
- Mathematical Sociology
- Sociological Theory
- Bokanga, Maurice. 2026 “Prosociality: Against Consequentialism and Toward Relationality” Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour 56(3): e70051
- Bokanga, Maurice and John Levi Martin. 2025 “Duality, Dissimilarity, and Diversity: The Use of Ecological Approaches to Cross-nested Affiliation Data.” Social Networks 82: 134-152
- Bokanga, Maurice, Benjamin Rohr, John Levi Martin. 2025 “Economic Networks and Political Culture” Pp. 66-76 in Handbook of Culture and Social Networks, edited by Nick Crossley and Paul Widdop. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Bokanga, Maurice, Alessandra Lembo, John Levi Martin. 2024 “Through a Scanner Darkly: Machine Sentience and the Language Virus.” Journal of Social Computing 4(4): 254 - 269.
