1. Java Concurrency and Multithreading Tutorial
2. Multithreading Benefits
3. Multithreading Costs
4. Concurrency Models
5. Same-threading
6. Single-threaded Concurrency
7. Concurrency vs. Parallelism
8. Creating and Starting Java Threads
9. Java Virtual Threads
10. Race Conditions and Critical Sections
11. Thread Safety and Shared Resources
12. Thread Safety and Immutability
13. Java Memory Model
14. Java Happens Before Guarantee
15. Java Synchronized Blocks
16. Java Volatile Keyword
17. CPU Cache Coherence in Java Concurrency
18. False Sharing in Java
19. Java ThreadLocal
20. Thread Signaling
21. Deadlock
22. Deadlock Prevention
23. Starvation and Fairness
24. Nested Monitor Lockout
25. Slipped Conditions
26. Locks in Java
27. Read / Write Locks in Java
28. Reentrance Lockout
29. Semaphores
30. Blocking Queues
31. The Producer Consumer Pattern
32. Thread Pools
33. Thread Congestion in Java
34. Compare and Swap
35. Anatomy of a Synchronizer
36. Non-blocking Algorithms
37. Amdahl's Law
38. Java Concurrency References

• Books
• Articles
• Other Resources

From time to time I get asked about what books and articles I have read before writing this Java concurrency tutorial. Concurrency is tricky so people often like to be able to double check my writing against other sources. Therefore I have collected this list of references of concurrency related books and articles that I have used in the writing of this Java concurrency tutorial.

Books

Java Concurrency in Practice
This is the newest book on Java concurrency. It is from 2006 so it is a bit dated in some ways. For instance, it does not cover asynchronous architectures much (which are getting popular now in 2015). It is a decent book on Java concurrency. By far the best book on the java.util.concurrent package in Java 5 and forward.

Seven Concurrency Models in Seven Weeks
This book is newer (from 2014) and covers different concurrency models - not just the traditional Threads, Shared Memory and Locks model.

Concurrent Programming in Java - 1st + 2nd Ed. This book (in two editions) was a good primer on Java concurrency back in the day. The book is from 1999, so a lot has happened in Java and with concurrency models since then.

Taming Java Threads
This was also a good primer on Java threading back in the day. The book is from 2000, so like with Doug Lea's book, a lot has changed since.

Java Threads
A decent book on Java threading from 2004. Most of the material in this book is covered in other books though, so I didn't read it too closely.

Articles

https://www.cise.ufl.edu/tr/DOC/REP-1991-12.pdf
Good article on non-blocking concurrency algorithms (from 1991).

Other Resources

https://lmax-exchange.github.io/disruptor/
The LMAX Disrupter concurrent data structure (a single reader, single writer queue-like structure with high concurrency).