[ToDo] Networks, Crowds, and Markets

• Overview

Graph Theory and Social Networks

• Graphs
• String and Weak Ties
• Networks in Their Surrounding Contexts
• Positive and Negative Relationships

Game Theory

• Games
• Evolutionary Game Theory
• Modeling Network Traffic Using Game Theory
• Auctions

Markets and Strategic Interaction in Networks

• Matching Markets
• Network Models of Markets with Intermediaries
• Bargaining and Power in Networks

Information Networks and the World Wide Web

• The Structure of the Web
• Link Analysis and Web Search
• Sponsored Search Markets

Network Dynamics: Population Models

• Information Cascades
• Network Effects
• Power Laws and Rich-Get-Richer Phenomena

Network Dynamics: Structural Models

• Cascading Behavior in Networks
• The Small-World Phenomenon
• Epidemics

Institutions and Aggregate Behavior

• Markets and Information
• Voting
• Property Rights

1. Networks, Crowds, and Markets: Reasoning About a Highly Connected World. David Easley; Jon Kleinberg. www.cs.cornell.edu . 2010.