2. AOSD 2003: Boston, Massachusetts, USA

• Mika Katara, Shmuel Katz:
  Architectural views of aspects. 1-10
  
• Awais Rashid, Ana M. D. Moreira, João Araújo:
  Modularisation and composition of aspectual requirements. 11-20
  
• Davy Suvée, Wim Vanderperren, Viviane Jonckers:
  JAsCo: an aspect-oriented approach tailored for component based software development. 21-29
  
• Damien Sereni, Oege de Moor:
  Static analysis of aspects. 30-39
  
• Karl J. Lieberherr, David H. Lorenz, Pengcheng Wu:
  A case for statically executable advice: checking the law of demeter with AspectJ. 40-49
  
• Yvonne Coady, Gregor Kiczales:
  Back to the future: a retroactive study of aspect evolution in operating system code. 50-59
  
• Kris Gybels, Johan Brichau:
  Arranging language features for more robust pattern-based crosscuts. 60-69
  
• Sean McDirmid, Wilson C. Hsieh:
  Aspect-oriented programming with Jiazzi. 70-79
  
• Stefan Hanenberg, Rainer Unland:
  Parametric introductions. 80-89
  
• Mira Mezini, Klaus Ostermann:
  Conquering aspects with Caesar. 90-99
  
• Andrei Popovici, Gustavo Alonso, Thomas R. Gross:
  Just-in-time aspects: efficient dynamic weaving for Java. 100-109
  
• Marc Ségura-Devillechaise, Jean-Marc Menaud, Gilles Muller, Julia L. Lawall:
  Web cache prefetching as an aspect: towards a dynamic-weaving based solution. 110-119
  
• Awais Rashid, Ruzanna Chitchyan:
  Persistence as an aspect. 120-129
  
• Charles Zhang, Hans-Arno Jacobsen:
  Quantifying aspects in middleware platforms. 130-139
  
• Matthias Veit, Stephan Herrmann:
  Model-view-controller and object teams: a perfect match of paradigms. 140-149
  
• Erik Ernst, David H. Lorenz:
  Aspects and polymorphism in AspectJ. 150-157
  
• David B. Tucker, Shriram Krishnamurthi:
  Pointcuts and advice in higher-order languages. 158-167
  
• Ralf Lämmel, Eelco Visser, Joost Visser:
  Strategic programming meets adaptive programming. 168-177
  
• Doug Janzen, Kris De Volder:
  Navigating and querying code without getting lost. 178-187
  
• Mark Chu-Carroll, James L. Wright, Annie T. T. Ying:
  Visual separation of concerns through multidimensional program storage. 188-197