September, 19th

09:30 registration

10:00 opening: Introduction by Mario Paolucci and Rino Falcone
10:15 invited talk: Jaime Sichman, “SOARI: A Service Oriented Architecture for Agent Reputation Models Interoperability”

11:15 Coffee break

11:20 First sesssion

Giangiacomo Bravo, Flaminio Squazzoni and Karoly Takacs. Does incentive provision increase the quality of peer review? An experimental study

Daniel Villatoro, Francesca Giardini and Rosaria Conte. Reputation Spreading as Sanctioning Mechanism for Social Norms Establishment

Xavier Titi, Carlos Ballester Lafuente and Seigneur Jean-Marc. Trust and Reputation Management for Detecting Untrustworthy Access Points

13:00 lunch break

14:00 afternoon session

Luis Nardin, Anarosa Brandão, Elisabeti Keira and Jaime Sichman. Effects of communication expressiveness in agent reputation models interoperability: a multivariate analysis approach

Karin Hansson, Petter Karlström, Aron Larsson and Harko Verhagen. Actory: A Tool for Visualizing Reputation as a Means to Formalize Informal Social Behavior

Chris Snijders, Marcin Bober and Uwe Matzat. Online reputation: Measuring the effect of semantic feedback on trust and trust repair

Ioan Alfred Letia and Radu Razvan Slavescu. Decision Making Based on Trust and Reputation in Ecommerce

16:00 coffee break

16:30
David Pettersson and Petter Karlström. Full paper – Reputation as a product: Politicians’ in social media

Short paper: Behrooz Hassani-M, Evolution of Trust and Dynamics of Economic Effort Allocation

17:15 Round table on the future of Reputation Systems
18:30 conclusion of works

Here is the list of accepted papers for download:

Giangiacomo Bravo, Flaminio Squazzoni and Karoly Takacs. Does incentive provision increase the quality of peer review? An experimental study

Daniel Villatoro, Francesca Giardini and Rosaria Conte. Reputation Spreading as Sanctioning Mechanism for Social Norms Establishment

Xavier Titi, Carlos Ballester Lafuente and Seigneur Jean-Marc. Trust and Reputation Management for Detecting Untrustworthy Access Points

Luis Nardin, Anarosa Brandão, Elisabeti Kira and Jaime Sichman. Effects of communication expressiveness in agent reputation models interoperability: a multivariate analysis approach

Karin Hansson, Petter Karlström, Aron Larsson and Harko Verhagen. Actory: A Tool for Visualizing Reputation as a Means to Formalize Informal Social Behavior

Chris Snijders, Marcin Bober and Uwe Matzat. Online reputation: Measuring the effect of semantic feedback on trust and trust repair

Ioan Alfred Letia and Radu Razvan Slavescu. Decision Making Based on Trust and Reputation in Ecommerce

David Pettersson and Petter Karlström. Reputation as a product: Politicians’ in social media

The registration for ICORE 2011 is open!

The registration process is informal and, not too surprisingly, trust based¹. Please fill this form to register.

The registration fee will be paid on site. ICORE registration fee is

• 50 euro for ICORE alone
• 30 euro if also registered to ESSA:http://www.essa2011.org/

Note that attending ICORE allows a discount of 20 euro to ESSA registration!

See you in Montpellier

¹ and enforced under threat of reputation.

We will be accepting abstracts/or full papers until June, 22!

Submit here.

We are pleased to announce that the abstract submission for the ICORE 2011 conference is now OPEN.

The (extended) deadline is June, 22 2011.

Please log in to easychair (free registration required), here, and submit your abstract (text only) in the field provided, or add a short version of your paper (about 2 pages) as a PDF attach.

Final submissions (deadline June, 15th) should be no longer than 16 pages, in pdf format. Authors are encouraged to use Springer LNCS format for proceedings.