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Open-source collaboration and business transactions

Economies are thought to be maintained by business transactions and a competitive market framework where companies interact with each other based on strategic interests. On the other hand, open-source collaboration has been applied to the creation of many new technologies. The ongoing ANETI projects are focusing on the spatial dimension of both types of interactions.

Related Publications

  • S Juhász, J Wachs, J Kaminski, C Hidalgo
  • Research Policy
  • 2026
S Juhász, J Wachs, J Kaminski, C Hidalgo (2026) The software complexity of nations. Research Policy, 55(3): 105422.
  • S Daniotti, J Wachs, X Feng, F Neffke
  • Science
  • 2026
S Daniotti, J Wachs, X Feng, F Neffke (2026) Who is using AI to code? Global diffusion and impact of generative AI. Science, first release.
  • L Betti, L Gallo, J Wachs, F Battiston
  • Nature Communications
  • 2025
L Betti, L Gallo, J Wachs, F Battiston (2025) The dynamics of leadership and success in software development teams. Nature Communications, 16: 3956.
  • L Lőrincz, S Juhász, R O Szabó
  • Network Science
  • 2024
L Lőrincz, S Juhász, R O Szabó (2024) Business transactions and ownership ties between firms. Network Science, 12(1): 1-20.
  • W Schueller, J Wachs
  • Collective Intelligence
  • 2024
W Schueller, J Wachs (2024) Modeling interconnected social and technical risks in open source software ecosystems. Collective Intelligence, 3(1): 26339137241231912.
  • R M del Rio-Chanona, N Laurentsyeva, J Wachs
  • PNAS Nexus
  • 2024
R M del Rio-Chanona, N Laurentsyeva, J Wachs (2024) Large language models reduce public knowledge sharing on online Q&A platforms. PNAS Nexus, pgae400.
  • J Wachs
  • EPJ Data Science
  • 2023
J Wachs (2023) Digital traces of brain drain: developers during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. EPJ Data Science, 12: 14.
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