International Journal of Open Source Software & Processes, Volume 1

Volume 1, Number 1, January-March 2009

• Stefan Koch:
  Preface.
  
• Brian Fitzgerald:
  Open Source Software Adoption: Anatomy of Success and Failure. 1-23
  
• Gregorio Robles, Jesús M. González-Barahona, Daniel Izquierdo-Cortazar, Israel Herraiz:
  Tools for the Study of the Usual Data Sources found in Libre Software Projects. 24-45
  
• Megan Squire:
  Integrating Projects from Multiple Open Source Code Forges. 46-57
  
• Paul J. Adams, Andrea Capiluppi:
  Bridging the Gap between Agile and Free Software Approaches: The Impact of Sprinting. 58-71
  
• Ioannis Stamelos:
  Teaching Software Engineering with Free/Libre Open Source Projects. 72-90
  

Volume 1, Number 2, 2009

• Nicholas P. Radtke, Marco A. Janssen, James S. Collofello:
  What Makes Free/Libre Open Source Software (FLOSS) Projects Successful? An Agent-Based Model of FLOSS Projects. 1-13
  
• Thomas Le Texier, David W. Versailles:
  Open Source Software Governance Serving Technological Agility: The Case of Open Source Software within the DoD. 14-27
  
• Rufus Pollock:
  Innovation, Imitation and Open Source. 28-42
  
• Alexia Gaudeul:
  Consumer Welfare and Market Structure in a Model of Competition between Open Source and Proprietary Software. 43-65
  
• Eric Darmon, Dominique Torre:
  Open Source and Commercial Software Platforms: Is Coexistence a Temporary or a Sustainable Outcome? 67-80
  

Volume 1, Number 3, 2009

• Jeff Elpern, Sergiu Dascalu:
  A Framework for Understanding the Open Source Revolution. 1-16
  
• Görkem Çetin, Mehmet Göktürk:
  Collaboration in Open Source Domains: A Perspective on Usability. 17-28
  
• Paolo Vicini:
  The System for Population Kinetics: Open Source Software for Population Analysis. 29-43
  
• Netta Iivari:
  Discourses on User Participation: Findings from Open Source Software Development Context. 44-59
  
• Barbara Russo, Giancarlo Succi:
  A Cost Model of Open Source Software Adoption. 60-82
  

Volume 1, Number 4, 2009

• Levent Yilmaz:
  An Agent Simulation Study on Conflict, Community Climate and Innovation in Open Source Communities. 1-25
  
• David Hinds, Ronald M. Lee:
  Communication Network Characteristics of Open Source Communities. 26-48
  
• Luyin Zhao, Fadi P. Deek, James A. McHugh:
  Strategies for Improving Open Source Software Usability: An Exploratory Learning Framework and a Web-based Inspection Tool. 49-64
  
• Mark Allyn, Ram Misra:
  Motivation of Open Source Developers: Do License Type and Status Hierarchy Matter? 65-81
  

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