THEOP

A repository for Netlogo model THEOP 'Testing the Hypothesis of the End-Of-Privacy'. By P Tubaro, AA Casilli, Y Sarabi.

THEOP is a multi-agent model simulating the evolution of privacy choices in a social networking platform.

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To use this model you can either:

1. go to the Netlogo website (ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo), download the software and run the THEOP_16Aug2013.nlogo file;
2. open the THEOP_16Aug2013.html in your browser (be sure to have java 5 or higher enabled and that the .nlogo and .jar files are in the same directory).

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If you use or refer to THEOP in a scientific publication, we ask that you cite it as follows:

P Tubaro, AA Casilli, Y Sarabi (2013). THEOP 'Testing the Hypothesis of the End-Of-Privacy. https://github.com/Bodyspacesociety/THEOP, University of Greenwich (UK).

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This model comes as a supplementary material to the book P Tubaro, AA Casilli, Y Sarabi (2014). Against the Hypothesis of the End Of Privacy: An Agent-Based Modeling Approach to Social Media”. Berlin, Springer (SpringerBriefs in Digital spaces series).

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THEOP Project funded by the Fondation CIGREF (France) ISD programme 2011.