Abstract
This computational social scientific study intended to inquiry into an emerging pattern
of self-organized networking in social phenomena such as cooperative voluntary participation and
civic engagement. Especially, the ‘Pay It Forward’ inspired networking was able to unveil the nature
of varieties of social participatory cooperation and ad hoc networking patterns by artificial social
simulation. It suggested that this type of self-organizing networking can be adapted in various fields
such as biologically inspired computing, community based services by information communication
technology, smarter networking systems and other sociological concerns. And finally, taken together,
I discussed various considerable matters as the lessons from the Tohoku Earthquake Disaster in Japan
at the beginning of March 2011.
