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2020 – today

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2021
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Darren E. Stewart, Dallas W. Wood, James B. Alcorn, Erika D. Lease, Michael Hayes, A. Brett Hauber, Rebecca E. Goff:
A revealed preference analysis to develop composite scores approximating lung allocation policy in the U.S. BMC Medical Informatics Decis. Mak. 21(1): 8 (2021)

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2011
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Brent Rowe, Dallas Wood:
Are Home Internet Users Willing to Pay ISPs for Improvements in Cyber Security? WEIS (Springer Volume) 2011: 193-212
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Dallas Wood, Brent Rowe:
Assessing Home Internet Users' Demand for Security: Will They Pay ISPs? WEIS 2011
2010
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Brent Rowe, Dallas Wood, Douglas S. Reeves:
How the Public Views Strategies Designed to Reduce the Threat of Botnets. TRUST 2010: 337-351

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