"Towards an Infrastucture for
Authorization," 1998 USENIX E-Commerce Conference -- Invited Talks
Supplement, pp. 15-19. [.ps], [.pdf]
(by Joan Feigenbaum)
"Towards Realistic Assumptions, Models, and
Goals for Security Research," NSF Workshop on Security,
(by Joan Feigenbaum)
"Agents' Privacy in Distributed Algorithmic
Mechanisms," Workshop on Economics and Information Security,
(by Joan Feigenbaum,
Noam Nisan,
Vijay
Ramachandran,
Rahul Sami,
and Scott Shenker)
"Economic Barriers to the Deployment of
Existing Privacy Technology," Workshop on Economics and Information
Security,
(by Joan Feigenbaum,
Michael Freedman, Tomas
Sander, and Adam Shostack)
"Towards Better Definitions and Measures of
Internet Security," Workshop on Large-Scale-Network Security and
Deployment Obstacles,
(by James Aspnes,
Joan Feigenbaum,
Michael Mitzenmacher, and David Parkes)
"Towards an Economic Analysis of Trusted Systems," Workshop on Economics and Information Security,
(by Dirk
Bergemann, Joan Feigenbaum,
Scott Shenker,
and Jonathan Smith)
Untitled White Paper on "Malevolence in the Cyberinfrastructure,"
NSF Workshop on Cyberinfrastructure
for the Social Sciences,
Airlie Center, Warrenton VA, March 2005.
[.pdf]
(by Joan Feigenbaum)
"Towards Better Support for Copyright Compliance
and for Privacy,"
British Computer Society Workshop on Web Science,
London UK, September 2005.
[.doc],
[.pdf]
(by Joan Feigenbaum)
"Report on the 2006 PORTIA/TAMI Workshop on Privacy
and Accountability,"
Workshop on Privacy and Accountability, Cambridge MA, June 2006.
[.html]
(edited by Joan Feigenbaum and
Daniel J. Weitzner)
"Towards a Theory of Networked Computation,"
research agenda synthesized from NSF-sponsored workshops and meetings of
the GENI and NetSE science councils, July 2009.
[.pdf]
(by Joan Feigenbaum and
Michael Mitzenmacher
)
An Open Letter from US Researchers in Cryptography and Information Security about the surviellance morass, January 24, 2014.
"Lead out of YBB+," Yale Daily News, January 29, 2014.
(by Joan Feigenbaum and
Bryan Ford)
"Is Data Hoarding Necessary for Lawful Surveillance?,"
The Huffington Post, April 19, 2014.
(by
Joan Feigenbaum and
Bryan Ford)