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Annabi, H., Crowston K., & Heckman R. (2006).  From Individual Contribution to Group learning: the Early Years of Apache Web Server. Proceedings of the IFIP 2nd International Conference on Open Source Software. 77–90. Abstract
Annabi, H., & Crowston K. (2003).  Collective Learning in Distributed Groups (Research in progress).
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Bolici, F., Howison J., & Crowston K. (2010).  The under-appreciated role of stigmergic coordination in software development. Abstract
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Conklin, M. S., Howison J., & Crowston K. (2005).  Collaboration Using OSSmole: A repository of FLOSS data and analyses. Symposium on Mining Software Repositories. Abstract
Crowston, K. (2005).  Future research on FLOSS development. First Monday. 10(Special Issue #2: Open Source — 3 October 2005), 
Crowston, K., Howison J., Masango C., & Eseryel Y. (2007).  The role of face-to-face meetings in technology-supported self-organizing distributed teams. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communications. 50, 185–203. Abstract
Crowston, K., & Howison J. (2006).  Assessing the health of open source communities. IEEE Computer. 39(5), 89-91. Abstract
Crowston, K., & Howison J. (2005).  The social structure of Free and Open Source Software development. First Monday. 10, Abstract
Crowston, K., & Scozzi B. (2004).  Coordination practices for bug fixing within FLOSS development teams. 1st International Workshop on Computer Supported Activity Coordination, 6th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems. Abstract
Crowston, K. (2005).  SE, IS & (FL)OSS @ EASE.
Crowston, K., Howison J., & Annabi H. (2006).  Information systems success in Free and Open Source Software development: Theory and measures. Software Process–Improvement and Practice. 11, 123–148. Abstract
Crowston, K., Howison J., Wei K., Eseryel Y., & Li Q. (2008).  Towards A review of the empirical FLOSS literature.
Crowston, K., Allen E. E., & Heckman R. (2012).  Using natural language processing for qualitative data analysis. International Journal of Social Research Methodology. 15(6),  Abstract
Crowston, K., Jullien N., & Ortega F. (2013).  Sustainability of Open Collaborative Communities: Analyzing Recruitment Efficiency. Technology Innovation Management Review. 20–26. Abstract
Crowston, K., & Howison J. (2006).  Hierarchy and centralization in Free and Open Source Software team communications. Knowledge, Technology & Policy. 18, 65–85. Abstract
Crowston, K., Howison J., & Wiggins A. (2008).  Opportunities for eScience research on Free/Libre Open Source Software. Proceedings of the Oxford e-Research 08 Conference.
Crowston, K., Annabi H., Howison J., & Masango C. (2004).  Towards a portfolio of FLOSS project success measures. Workshop on Open Source Software Engineering, 26th International Conference on Software Engineering. Abstract
Crowston, K., & Fagnot I. (2013).  The motivational arc of massive virtual collaboration.
Crowston, K. (2008).  The bug fixing process in proprietary and free/libre open source software: A coordination theory analysis. (Grover, Varun, Markus, M. Lynne, Ed.).Business Process Transformation. 69-99. Abstract
Crowston, K., Eseryel Y., & Li Q. (2006).  Audio of ICIS 2006 Presentation.
Crowston, K., Wei K., Howison J., & Wiggins A. (2012).  Free/Libre Open Source Software Development: What we know and what we do not know. ACM Computing Surveys. 44, Abstract
Crowston, K. (2011).  Lessons from volunteering and free/libre open source software development for the future of work. IFIP Working Group 8.2 Working Conference: Researching The Future.
Crowston, K., Wei K., Li Q., Eseryel Y., & Howison J. (2005).  Coordination of Free/Libre Open Source Software development. Proceedings of the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS). Abstract
Crowston, K., Annabi H., & Heckman R. (2004).  A structurational model of leadership in virtual distributed groups.
Crowston, K., Liu X., Allen E. E., & Heckman R. (2010).  Machine Learning and Rule-Based Automated Coding of Qualitative Data. American Society for Information Science and Technology (ASIST) Annual Conference. Abstract