| Brief Topic Summary | Reading |
| General Interest | |
| SIGEcom Exchanges | Exchanges |
| Survey on computational social choice, mechanism design, and game theory | [Con 10] |
| Prediction Markets | |
| Big picture | [WZ 04] |
| Big picture | [WZ 06] |
| Market-making in combinatorial prediction markets | Chapter 26 of the textbook. |
| Market-making in combinatorial prediction markets | [Han 03] |
| Information-based market making | [BDM 10] |
| General properties of bounded-loss market makers | [CP 07] |
| Exploring the connection between prediction markets and mechanism design | [Con 09] |
| Prediction markets and social networks | [CWZ 09] |
| Are prediction markets better than other predictors? | [GRWP 10] |
| Matching | |
| The Gale-Shapley paper (RPI access) | [GS 62] |
| Price of anarchy in matching markets | [ADN 09] |
| Social Choice | |
| Survey paper | [CELM 07] |
| Wikipedia and the Blogosphere | |
| The role of policies in Wikipedia | [BJP 08] |
| Collective wisdom or an "elite" few? | [KCPSM 07] |
| Conflict and coordination in Wikipedia | [KSPC 07] |
| Structure of the blogosphere | [KNRT 04] |
| The growth of Wikipedia | [SL 08] |
| Edit dynamics in Wikipedia | [WH 07] |
| A different take on edit dynamics | [DM 10] |
| What is popular on Wikipedia? | [Spo 07] |
| Promotion to admin status on Wikipedia | [BK 08] |
| Open Source Software | |
| Open source case-studies: Apache and Mozilla | [MFH 02] |
| Popularity and Novelty: Models and Data | |
| Model of popularity and novelty | [WH 07] |
| Using the model to design strategies to maximize popularity | [WH 08] |
| Tracking the news cycle | [LBK 09] |