P2P Links (Game Theory)

1. Game Theory in P2P Systems
http://www.cs.uiowa.edu/~rbriggs/gt/


2. Jim Ratliff's Graduate-Level Course in Game Theory
http://www.virtualperfection.com/gametheory/index.html


3.CS286: Computational Mechanism Design
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~parkes/cs286r/cmd.html


4. Multi-disciplinary inspired networking research

• Basic Economic, social and biological theory Links
  • Science > Social Sciences > Economics (Google Web Directory)
  • History of Game Theory (Paul Walker, Drexel)
  • Evolution and Game Theory (@stanford.edu)
  • Social network seminar(@toronto.edu)
  • Biologically-inspired Distributed system (@harvard.edu)
  • Various link farms
    • Economic and Game Theory (David K. Levine, UCLA)
    • Al Roth's game theory and experimental economics page (Al Roth, Harvard)
• Game theory and Computer Science
  • Seminars and courses
    • Topics on the border of CS, Game theory, and Economics (Noam Nisan)
    • Seminar on Algorithmic Aspects of Game Theory (Christos Papadimitriou)
    • Computational Finance: Game and Information Theoretic Approach (Bud Mishra, NYU)
    • Combinatorial Game Theory (UCI)
  • Economics Mechanisms in Computation
    • Noam Nisan's Papers on Economic Mechanisms in Computation
• Trust and reputation system
  • P2P trust
  • Trust on the Semantic Web
  • Reputation
• Economic and social analysis of information security
  • Ross Anderson, Economics and Security Resource Page
• Research groups and projects
  • Economics-informed design of peer-to-peer, ad-hoc and overlay networks (p2pecon@berkeley)
  • Stanford Peer project
  • 100x100 network (subproject: economic)
  • Trust in Web Based Social Networks
  • Bio-Networking Architecture
  • Algorithms and Computational Complexity group(CMU)
  • Distributed Software Systems Group
• People
  • Ross Anderson (University of Cambridg)
  • Joan Feigenbaum (Yale)
  • John Chung-I Chuang (Berkeley)
  • Daphne Koller (Stanford)
  • Bud Mishra (NYU)
  • Noam Nisan (Hebrew University)
  • Christos Papadimitriou (Berkeley)
  • Matthew O. Jackson (Stanford)
  • David Parkes (Harvard)
  • Amir Ronen (Stanford)
  • Andrew Odlyzko (University of Minnesotay)
  • Tuomas Sandholm (CMU)
  • Yoav Shoham (Stanford)
  • Lyle Ungar (Pennsylvania)
  • Michael Wellman (Michigan)
  • Amy Greenwald (Brown University)
  • Lada Adamic ( University of Michigan)
  • Chrysanthos (Chris) Dellarocasc ( University of Maryland)
  • Audun J?sang ( Queensland Univeristy of Technology)