Topics: - Impact of visuospatial skills on the processes of learning in STEM fields, - The nature and dynamics of visuospatial skills and their place in the larger context of cognitive processes, - The role of visualizations in cognitive processes as scaffolding tools and expressive media, -...

The goal of this series of symposia is to establish contact and discussion between researchers of the different fields. We look for empirical contributions from diverse fields, such as Individual Decision Making, Consumer Behavior, Bargaining, Social Dilemmas, Experimental Games, Emotions,...

The Symposium provides a venue for attendees to learn from each others' experiences; to gain wider exposure for their ideas, successes and start-ups; and to collaborate on activities that increase innovation and entrepreneurship in their academic communities. National speakers and esteemed...

Topics: - Labor and corporate governance, - Interrelationship between wages, employment, and financial policy, - Risk sharing between employees and the firm, - Interplay between cost of capital and cost of labor, - Effects of human capital and worker mobility on financial policy and...

Ludwig M. Lachmann (1906-1990) was an outstanding social scientist whose achievements ranged across a number of disciplines, including economics, sociology, law and philosophy. Well known for his work on Max Weber, his analysis of the limitations of equilibrium economics, and his contributions...

Programmüberblick: Sektion I: Flucht - Asyl - Zuwanderung: Eine historische Herausforderung für Deutschland? Sektion II: Selbstreflexionsraum Wissenschaft Sektion III: Narrative des Fremden und Eigenen: "Imagined Communities" Sektion IV: Transfer in die Gesellschaft: Modelle guter Praxis aus...

The objective of the symposium is to present novel use of game and decision theory in reliability and risk analysis and to bring together researchers from diverse disciplines such as economics, engineering, finance, mathematics, medical sciences, probability and statistics who find themselves...