Open Source Software : Economics, Law and Policy

June 20-21, 2002, Toulouse, France

List of communications:

2002

• Ross Anderson, "Security in Open versus Closed Systems - The Dance of Boltzmann, Coase and Moore".
• Carliss Baldwin, "Empirics of the Bazaar: Discussion".

  [ Communication ]
• David Evans, "Government Preferences for Promoting Open-Source Software: A Solution in Search of a Problem", Roundtable June 21.
• Rishab Aiyer Ghosh, "Clustering and Dependencies in Free/Open Source Software Development: Methodology and Preliminary Analysis".
• Il-Horn Hann, "Delayed Returns to Open Source Participation: An Empirical Analysis of the Apache HTTP Server Project".
• Jennifer Kuan, "Open Source Software as Lead User's Make or Buy Decision: A Study of Open and Closed Source Quality".
• Bernard Lang, "Roundtable on Public Policy", Roundtable June 21.

  [ Website ]
• Josh Lerner, "The Scope of Open Source Licensing".
• Craig Mundie, "Security: Source Access and the Software Ecosystem", Roundtable June 20.
• Roger Needham, "Security and Open Source".
• Gilles Saint-Paul, "Growth Effects of Nonproprietary Innovation".
• Klaus Schmidt and Monica Schnitzer, "Public Subsidies for Open Source? Some Economic Policy Issues of the Software Market".
• Suzanne Scotchmer, "The Law and Economics of Reverse Engineering".
• Patrick Valduriez, "Business Models for OSS", Roundtable June 20.

  [ Communication ]
• Hal Varian, "System Reliability and Free Riding".
• Xavier Vives, "Discussion of: The Law and Economics of Reverse Engineering".

  [ Communication ]
• Eric Von Hippel, "Open Source Software Projects as User Innovation Networks".