The journal "Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory" provides an international forum for interdisciplinary research that integrates computation, organization, and society. The aim is to leverage insights from social networks, artificial intelligence, complexity, machine learning, sociology, business, political science, economics, and action research. Papers published in this journal will contribute to the development of new theories that explain and predict the behavior of complex adaptive systems, as well as new computational models and techniques that are accountable to society, business, policy, and law. The journal welcomes various types of foundational research. We strongly encourage submissions that demonstrate, validate, or apply models and computational techniques, particularly new algorithms, dynamic metrics of networks and complex systems, and comparative studies of computational models. Both applied and theoretical work are encouraged. The editors invite theoretical research on fundamental principles of social behavior, such as coordination, cooperation, evolution, and instability. Additionally, the editors support applied research that addresses practical organizational or policy issues that can be solved using computational tools. Work related to fundamental concepts, business, military, or intelligence issues is also welcome.