We are pleased to invite contributions to the forthcoming volume Research Handbook on Decision Science, which will explore the theoretical foundations, analytical methods, interdisciplinary applications, and emerging trends shaping this rapidly evolving field.
Decision Science is increasingly recognized as a cornerstone for addressing the challenges of complexity, uncertainty, and ethical responsibility in contemporary decision-making. This handbook seeks to bring together diverse perspectives from researchers and practitioners across disciplines to advance both scholarly understanding and practical applications.

🔹 Suggested Topics (not limited to)
Theoretical Foundations of Decision Science
• Rational Choice Theory and Beyond
• Cognitive Heuristics and Biases in Decision-Making
• Game Theory and Strategic Interactions
Analytical Methods in Decision Science
• Bayesian Decision Analysis
• Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Techniques
• Simulation and Optimization in Decision-Making
• (System Dynamics Modeling – already assigned)
Decision-Making in Complex Systems
• Group and Organizational Decision-Making
• Behavioral Insights into Complex Decision-Making
• Decision Science and Uncertainty Management
Interdisciplinary Applications
• Healthcare Systems
• Sustainable Development
• AI and Decision Science: Ethical Implications and Opportunities
Real-World Implementations
• Business and Management
• Policy-Making and Public Administration
• Crisis Management
Emerging Trends and Future Directions
• Quantum Decision Theory
• Neuroscience and Decision Science
• The Future of Decision Science in a Digital Age

Submission Guidelines
• Abstract (max 500 words): outline objectives, methods, and contribution
• Chapter length: 6,000–8,000 words (including references)
• Formatting: APA 7th edition
Important Dates:
• Abstract submission: December 10, 2025
• Notification of acceptance: December 20, 2025
• Full chapter submission: August 10, 2026

Why Contribute?
This handbook aims to serve as a landmark reference for scholars, policymakers, and practitioners navigating the complexities of decision-making in an uncertain world. Contributing authors will join an international community of experts shaping the research agenda and practice of Decision Science for years to come.

Submission & Contact:
Send abstracts and inquiries to: Hassan Qudrat-Ullah — hassanq@yorku.ca