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1 Apr 2009: Jackie Scott. The Gender Equality Network (GeNet) links academics from eight UK institutions who are conducting empirical research on gender equality. ... Nine projects funded through the Network ask questions such as why has the gender wage gap proved

2 Dec 2009: IT Economics (1). The first distinguishing characteristic of many IT product and service markets is network effects. ... IT Economics and Security (2). When building a network monopoly, you must appeal to vendors of complementary products.

15 Apr 2009: Callswishing to use route s arrive at the network in a stream of rate s. ... In Workshop on Internet Service Quality Economics, MIT 1999. (See http://research.microsoft.com/research/network/disgame.htm.).

29 Jun 2009: Trilogy questions. • [RESOURCE CONTROL]How should we design a multipath version of TCP? • [ROUTING]How much routing support is needed from the network, to get enough path diversity? • ... How much routing support is needed from

25 Feb 2009: Security economics and theinternal market. European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA),2008.http://enisa.europa.eu/doc/pdf/report_sec_econ_&_int_mark_20080131.pdf. ... Goolag Scanner Specifications. Jan

28 Sep 2009: OBJECTIVES. On completion of this module students should:. • Contribute to new network system designs. • ... Given network problems (much like narrative way of teaching economics inChicago) we want a lot of hands on problem solving - one size

25 Mar 2009: Link structure techniques like HITS and PageRank are applications ofsocial network ana-lysisto the Web. ... Social network analysis is widely used in the social and behavioural sciences,as well as in economics, marketing and industrial engineering, and

29 Jun 2009: We’ve got resource pooling in Internet routing. Network operators do resource pooling across internal links. ... ROUTING]. How much routing support is needed from the network, to get enough path diversity?

22 Apr 2009: Network allows opportunity to extract value even when marginal costs are near zero. ... One sentence summary of information economics. Network Effects. Dominant firm markets -> Huge amount to play for.