Martin B.H. Weiss

Research Themes

My research interests are broadly focussed on the interaction between technology, public policy and industry as well as cooperation among competing firms. Within this, I focus on specific issues in the telecommunications industry, such as spectrum policy, internet telephony, and broadband access. The research methodologies that my recent Ph.D. students have used include cost modelling, real options analysis, and game theory. I currently have five Ph.D. students working in my group.

Selected Publications

  Sterling, Christopher, Phyllis Bernt and Martin Weiss Shaping American Telecommunications Lawrence Erlbaum and Associates, 2006.

  Shin, Seung-Jae and Martin Weiss "Internet Interconnection Economic Model and its Analysis: Peering and Settlement" Netnomics April 2004, Volume 6, Issue 1.

  Weiss, Martin "Models of Grids: Cost and Standards Implications" (Invited) 1st IEEE Workshop on Grid Economics and Business Models Seoul Korea, 23 April 2004.

  Shin, Seung-Jae, Hector Correa and Martin Weiss “A Game Theoretic Modeling and Analysis for Internet Access Market” ITS-14 World Conference, Seoul, Korea, August 2002.

  Kim, Hak-Ju and Martin Weiss “The Principle of Modularity to the Internet QoS Service Model Design” ITS-14 World Conference, Seoul, Korea, August 2002.

 Shin, Seung-Jae and Martin Weiss “Internet Interconnection Economic Model and its Analysis: Peering and Settlement” IFIP World Computer Conference (Aug 25 - 30 2002).

  Hwang, Junseok, Hak-Ju Kim and Martin B.H. Weiss “Interprovider Differentiated Service Interconnection Management Models in the Internet Bandwidth Commodity Markets" Telematics and Informatics April 2001.

  Weiss, Martin and Hak-Ju Kim “Operating Cost of VoIP in the Local Exchange” 29th Telecommunications Policy Research Conference Oct 2001.

  Weiss, Martin B.H. and Junseok Hwang Circuit Switched Telephony or Itel: Which is Cheaper? Telecommunications Policy Research Conference, October 1998. Revised 12/98