Accepted Submissions

Research papers

• Maik Anderka, Benno Stein and Matthias Busse: On the Evolution of Quality Flaws and the Effectiveness of Cleanup Tags in the English Wikipedia

• Richard Rogers and Emina Sendijarevic: Neutral or National Point of View? A Comparison of Srebrenica articles across Wikipedia's language versions

• Ulrike Höppner: How collaboration changes knowledge - Re-considering knowledge and power

• Iolanda Pensa: The Power of Wikipedia: Legitimacy and Territorial Control

• Denny Vrandečić and Lydia Pintscher: Wikidata - a game-changer for Wikipedia and beyond

• Sylvana Kroop: How Students Judge The Excellence Of Wikipedia Articles

• Talya Ponchek: Creating Access to Free Scientific Knowledge by Establishing a Collaborative Research Common

• Melanie Dulong de Rosnay and Beatriz Busaniche: Comparative public policy for open access to public domain works

• Dalit Ken-Dror: Gold & Green Models - an Open Access Solution?

• Jonathon Hutchinson: Importing Wikipedia Principles into the Cultural Institution of a Public Service Broadcaster: The Case of ABC Pool

• Juliana Bastos Marques: Starting the Brazilian Wikipedia Education Program: educational and community specifics

• Vojtěch Dostál: Czech Ambassador Program: key differences and lessons learned

• Simeona Petkova: Individual and Cultural Memories on Wikipedia and Wikia, Comparative Analysis

• Friedemann Vogel: Wikipedia as a social symbol network. Or: How to deal with conflicts in internet communication. A linguistic research project

• Thomas Petzold: Geo-linguistic Bursts: The Hidden Pattern Behind Wikipedia’s globally distributed, yet locally specific knowledge distribution

• Alexander Mehler, Christian Stegbauer and Rüdiger Gleim: Latent Barriers in Wiki-based Collaborative Writing

• Aileen Oeberst, Iassen Halatchliyski and Ulrike Cress: Collaborative knowledge construction under highly uncertain circumstances: The case of Fukushima in Wikipedia

• Bernardo Esteves and Henrique Cukierman: The climate change controversy through 15 articles of Portuguese Wikipedia

• Guillermo Garrido, Enrique Alfonseca, Jean-Yves Delort and Anselmo Peñas: Extracting Wikipedia Historical Attributes Data

• Robert Warren: Creating specialized ontologies using Wikipedia: The Muninn Experience

• Fabian Flöck and Andriy Rodchenko: [ http://wikipedia-academy.de/2012/w/images/2/24/23_Paper_Fabian_Fl%C3%B6ck_Andriy_Rodchenko.pdf Whose article is it anyway? - Detecting authorship distribution in Wikipedia articles over time with WIKIGINI]

• Vera de Kok: Can the gender gap on Wikipedia be closed?

• Moritz Braun: Here be Trolls: The difficulties of encountering the unknown in online communities

• Balazs Bodo: Social control and self governance in file-sharing communities: The Constitution of Pirate Republics

Posters

• Ernesto Leon De La Rosa: On theoretical frameworks and internet memes as instruments of education

• Frieder Bronner: WikiPedia about Walter Höllerer - The Authors of the Walter-Höllerer-Article in the German WikiPedia

• Katja Grashöfer: Shared Commons - Shared Memories? Wikipedia's Function in Remembering Events

• Carlos D'Andréa: Seft-organization and emergence in peer production: editing “Biographies of living persons” in Portuguese Wikipedia

• Djordje Stakic: Biographical articles on Serbian Wikipedia and application of the extraction information on them

• Cristina Giannone, Gabriele Cuppone, Danilo Croce and Roberto Basili: Automatic lexical resource extractor from Wikipedia

• Stephan Ligl: Wikipedia article namespace – user interface now and a rhizomatic alternative

• Marc Miquel-Ribé, David Morera-Ruíz and Joan Gomà-Ayats: Extensive Survey to Readers and Writers of Catalan Wikipedia: Use, Promotion, Perception and Motivation