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Reputation Systems for Self-Organized Networks
Self-organized communication systems such as mobile ad-hoc, Internet-based peer-to-peer, and wireless mesh networks are typically organized according to the peer-to-peer organization principle. Participants in the system are equals in that they have equivalent capabilities and responsibilities. One of the major issues in such self-organized communication systems is that of cooperation. Typically, users are concerned primarily about their own benefits and thus cooperation and fairness cannot be guaranteed...
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IEEE Technology and Society Magazine invites feature articles (refereed), special articles, and commentaries on topics within the scope of the IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology, in the broad areas of social implications of electrotechnology, history of electrotechnology, and engineering ethics.

Submitted manuscripts for articles should typically be no longer than 5000 words. Commentaries (up to 1000 words) and letters to the editor (under 500 words) often focus on previously published papers, IEEE and SSIT affairs, and conferences. References and footnotes should appear as separate lists at the end of the paper.

All submissions should be sent as email attachments to the editor in Word or RTF format (no PDFs).

Authors are required to sign an IEEE copyright transfer form before publication of their paper and to obtain any necessary security clearance release. Additional information will accompany the acceptance letter.

Submit manuscripts to:

Prof. Keith Miller

miller.keith@uis.edu

+1 217 206 7327