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Alves, T R., & Roque L. (2007).  Because Players Pay: The Business Model Influence on MMOG Design. Proceedings of DiGRA 2007: Situated Play. 658-663. Abstract
Arakji, R Y., & Lang K R. (2008).  Avatar Business Value Analysis: A Method for the Evaluation of Business Value Creation in Virtual Commerce. Journal of Electronic Commerce Research. 9(3), 207-218. Abstract
Archinaco, J. A. (2007).  Virtual Worlds, Real Damages: The Odd Case of American Hero, the Greatest Horse that May Have Lived. Gaming Law Review. 11, Abstract
Atlas, S. A. (2008).  Inductive Metanomics: Economic Experiments in Virtual Worlds. Journal of Virtual World Research. 1(1),  Abstract
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Balkin, J. M. (2004).  Virtual Liberty: Freedom to Design and Freedom to Play in Virtual Worlds. Virginia Law Review. 90, Abstract
Barnes, S., & Mattsson J. (2008).  Brand Value in Virtual Worlds: An Axiological Approach. Journal of Electronic Commerce Research. 9(3), 195-206. Abstract
Bartle, R. (1996).  Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades: Players Who Suit Muds.
Bartle, R. (2003).  Designing Virtual Worlds. Abstract
Book, B. (2005).  Virtual World Business Brands: Entrepreneurship and Identity in Massively Multiplayer Online Gaming Environments . Working Paper Series. Abstract
Book, B. (2004).  These bodies are FREE, so get one NOW!: Advertising and Branding in Social Virtual Worlds . Working Paper Series. Abstract
Book, B. (2004).  Moving Beyond the Game: Social Virtual Worlds. State of Play 3. Abstract
Bourlakis, M., Papagiannidis S., & Li F. (2009).  Retail spatial evolution: paving the way from traditional to metaverse retailing. Electronic Commerce Research. 9(1-2), 135 – 148.
Bradley, C., & Froomkin M. A. (2003).  Virtual Worlds, Real Rules. Telecommunications Policy Research Conference. Abstract
Bromberger, J. (2006).  The Social Construction of Virtual Assets. Step One: Relevant Social Groups and Interpretive Flexibility. Abstract
Bryceson, K. P. (2009).  The development of VAG — a 3D virtual agribusiness environment and strategy game. Electronic Commerce Research. 9(1-2), 27 – 47. Abstract
Burke, T. (2002).  Rubicite Breastplate Priced to Move, Cheap: How Virtual Economies Become Real Simulations.
Burke, T. (2004).  Play of State: Sovereignty and Governance in MMOGs.
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Cagnina, M R., & Poian M. (2009).  Beyond e-business models: the road to virtual worlds. Electronic Commerce Research. 9(1-2), 49 – 75. Abstract
Camp, B. (2007).  The Play’s the Thing: A Theory of Taxing Virtual Worlds. Hastings Law Journal. 59(1),  Abstract
Castronova, E. (2006).  A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Real-Money Trade in the Products of Synthetic Economies . Info. 8(6),  Abstract
Castronova, E. (2003).  Theory of the Avatar. CESifo Working Paper Series. Abstract
Castronova, E. (2008).  A Test of the Law of Demand in a Virtual World: Exploring the Petri Dish Approach to Social Science. CESifo Working Paper Series. Abstract
Castronova, E. (2005).  Synthetic Economies and the Social Question. Working Paper Series. Abstract
Castronova, E. (2004).  The Price of Bodies: A Hedonic Pricing Model of Avatar Attributes in a Synthetic World. Kyklos. 57(2), 173-196. Abstract
Castronova, E., Williams D., Shen C., Ratan R., Xiong L., Huang Y., et al. (2009).  As real as real? Macroeconomic behavior in a large-scale virtual world. New Media Society. 11(5), 

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