Bruce Schneier has pointed to a newly available archive of papers from the Workshop on Economics and Information Security (WEIS), which has run for 25 years. In a blog post, he describes the archive as a "really nice resource" and says it contains all the papers presented at the workshop over that period.
The workshop has been central to the idea that security failures are often economic failures, and the archive includes Schneier's own 2002 essay on the economics of information security, which he says is "fun to reread." The post does not describe the archive's structure or search features, but Schneier's endorsement highlights the value of having a historical record of the field's development.
For readers interested in the intersection of security and economics, the archive offers a single point of access to a quarter-century of research, from early foundational arguments to more recent work on incentives, risk, and market failures.