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Toward a Dynamic Theory of Open Online Collaboration Communities

This paper reports a research in progress aimed at building an integrated theoretical framework for studying ‘open online collaboration communities’. A dynamic feedback modeling and simulation approach is suggested for exploring and articulating a preliminary theoretical framework, which will be useful in analyzing policy options for improving the performance of a range of open online collaboration communities.