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Schwerpunkt Globalisierung (nur WiWi)ProjektmodulFallbeispiele• Wissen als Kollektivgut und ‚Commons’: Ausgewählte Modelle,Anwendungen und Fallbeispiele• Koordination und Kooperation in der ‚New Economy’:Ausgewählte Modelle, Anwendungen und Fallbeispiele fürinstitutionalisierte Koordination und Wissens-Governance,Trust, Social Capital, Netzwerke• Technologische und Verhaltens-Standards: AusgewählteModelle, Anwendungen und Fallbeispiele• Open Source: Ausgewählte Modelle, Anwendungen undFallbeispiele.LiteraturAdvanced aspects, models, applications, & case studies of:• Technology and innovation• Net technologies, net-externalities, and technological lock-in• Institutionalization and institutional lock-in• Asymmetric information and adverse selection• True uncertainty• Knowledge as collective good and ‘commons’: sharedknowledge, trust, social capital, networking, and economicperformance• Standardization and institutionalizationOpen source as business model and general economic principle.O. Shy, The Economics of Network Industries, Cambridge, UK:Cambridge Univ. Pr., 2001.H.R. Varian, J. Farrell, C. Shapiro, The Economics of InformationTechnology. An Introduction, Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Univ. Pr.,2004.U. Birchler, M. Bütler, Information Economics, London, New York:Routledge, 2007.D. Eckert et al., ‘Using the Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma for Explainingthe Evolution of Cooperation in Open Source Communities’, in: M.Scotto and G. Succi (Eds.), Proceedings of the First InternationalConference on Open Source Systems, Geneva 2005, 186-91.Castells, M., (Ed.), The Network Society – A Cross-CulturalPerspective, Cheltenham, UK: E. Elgar, 2004, 1-45.Birke, D., The economics of networks – A survey of the empiricalliterature, Nottingham University Business School, IndustrialEconomics Division, 2008-22.Blind, K., The Economics of Standards. Theory, Evidence, Policy,Cheltenham, UK, Northampton, MA, USA: E. Elgar, 2004, Chpts. 1,19.Harvey, M., McMeekin, A., Public or Private Economies ofKnowledge? – Turbulence in the Biological Sciences, Cheltenham,UK: E. Elgar, 2007, 1-31, 162-186.Himma, K.E., ‘A Preliminary Step in Understanding the Nature of aHarmful Information-Related Condition: An Analysis of the Concept of163