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1995
Grimm, T., & Mitlöhner J. (1995).  Developing a Virtual Reality for the Simulation of Agent Based Economic Models. Abstract
Dibbell, J. (1995).  MUD Money: A Talk on Virtual Value and, Incidentally, the Value of the Virtual. Stages of the Virtual. Abstract
1996
Bartle, R. (1996).  Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, Spades: Players Who Suit Muds.
2000
Simpson, Z. B. (2000).  The In-game Economics of Ultima Online. Computer Game Developer’s Conference. Abstract
2001
Castronova, E. (2001).  Virtual Worlds: A First-Hand Account of Market and Society on the Cyberian Frontier. CESifo Working Paper Series. Abstract
2002
Burke, T. (2002).  Rubicite Breastplate Priced to Move, Cheap: How Virtual Economies Become Real Simulations.
Castronova, E. (2002).  On Virtual Economies. CESifo Working Paper Series. Abstract
2003
Reynolds, R. (2003).  Hands off MY avatar ! Issues with claims of virtual property and identity. Abstract
Castronova, E. (2003).  Theory of the Avatar. CESifo Working Paper Series. Abstract
Bradley, C., & Froomkin M. A. (2003).  Virtual Worlds, Real Rules. Telecommunications Policy Research Conference. Abstract
Bartle, R. (2003).  Designing Virtual Worlds. Abstract
2004
Yamaguchi, H. (2004).  An Analysis of Virtual Currencies in Online Games. Abstract
Ondrejka, C. (2004).  Aviators, Moguls, Fashionistas and Barons: Economics and Ownership in Second Life. Abstract
Whang, L S-M., Lee H-R., & Park Y. J. (2004).  The Emergence of Digital Image Value Property Rights Created by Interactivity between Users and Items in Online Games. Americas Conference of Information Systems (AMCIS 2004). Abstract
Ondrejka, C. (2004).  Escaping the Gilded Cage: User Created Content and Building the Metaverse. New York Law School Law Review. 41(1),  Abstract
Gervassis, N. J. (2004).  In Search of the Value of Online Electronic Personae: Commercial MMORPGs and the Terms of Participation in Virtual Communities. Journal of Information, Law and Technology. 3, Abstract
Farmer, R. F. (2004).  KidTrade: A Design for an eBay-resistant Virtual Economy. Abstract
Lastowka, G. F., & Hunter D. (2004).  The Laws of the Virtual Worlds. California Law Review. 92(1),  Abstract
Ondrejka, C. (2004).  Living on the Edge: Digital Worlds Which Embrace the Real World. Abstract
Ondrejka, C. (2004).  A Piece of Place: Modeling the Digital on the Real in Second Life. Abstract
Burke, T. (2004).  Play of State: Sovereignty and Governance in MMOGs.
Castronova, E. (2004).  The Right to Play. New York Law School Law Review. 49(1), 185-210. Abstract
Lastowka, G. F., & Hunter D. (2004).  Virtual Crimes. New York Law School Law Review. 49(1), 
Nash, J., & Schneyer E. (2004).  Virtual Economies: An In-Depth Look at the Virtual World of Final Fantasy XI: Online.
Jenkins, P. S. (2004).  The Virtual World as a Company Town – Freedom of Speech in Massively Multiple Online Role Playing Games. Journal of Internet Law. 8(1),  Abstract

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