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Sociology of the swarm
Topic
The sociology of the swarm is an emerging interdisciplinary field that examines how decentralized groups of individuals or agents coordinate and interact to produce collective, self-organizing behaviors. Drawing from concepts like stigmergy and swarm intelligence, it analyzes how digital networks, social media platforms, and physical crowds facilitate coordinated action without centralized leadership. This framework is frequently used to understand modern social movements, online viral phenomena, and collective digital dynamics.

