The UECE Lisbon Meetings in Game Theory and Applications are an annual event that brings together leading scholars doing theoretical or applied research in the field of game theory.

Submission of papers within the area of theoretical, applied and experimental game theory and related fields is encouraged.

Tentative Program: - Economic Statistics and Employment - National Income - Shadow Economy

It is no news to anybody that power, culture and the economy are interlinked. Yet answers to the question how they are interlinked vary considerably. Orthodox economists approach the issues of power and culture from the viewpoint of utility calculation. Radical cultural constructionists claim...

Topics: - Game theory and management applications - Cooperative games and applications - Dynamic games and applications - Evolutionary games and applications - Stochastic games and applications - Game theory applications in fields such as: strategic management, industrial organization,...

Economic and Social Development Conferences, together with Economic and Social Development Association: promote, develop and improve the economic and social development, without territorial, ethnic and religious exclusivity, supporting the principles of economic efficiency, sustainable social...

Tracks: - Social Sciences and Humanities, - Business and Economics, - Teaching and Education, and - Science and Technology. The accepted submissions will be clustered around their common topics and areas of interest. As is typical of multidisciplinary conferences, the final program - released...

Special topics of the conference are: - Governance: models, problems, challenges; - Cultural evolution and modernization; - Inequality and Economic Growth; - Varieties of Capitalism.

The International Conference on Game-Theory, Development, and Applications (ICGTDA2014) will be held as part of The Second World Congress on Computing and Information Technology (WCIT2014). Topics: - Game Theory for Cloud Computing and its Application - Algorithmic Game Theory - Complexity...