The Foundations of Utility and Risk Conference (FUR) is an interdisciplinary conference bringing together decision theorists, behavioural scientists, economists, psychologists, mathematicians, management scientists, medical and health scientists, philosophers, statisticians, and other...

Games 2020, the 6th World Congress of the Game Theory Society, has been postponed to 19-23 July 2021. Papers can only be submitted by members of the Game Theory Society.

The aim of the conference is to bring together academics and practitioners to discuss state-of-the-art results in the field of financial market liquidity. These topics include: - Market Liquidity and Funding Liquidity; - Liquidity Aspects of Corporate Finance; - Liquidity Aspects of Systemic...

Programm: - Francesco Nava (London School of Economics) and Anja Prummer (Queen Mary University of London): Norm dynamics, - Manuel Foerster (University of Hamburg), Ana Mauleon (UCLouvain Saint-Louis - Bruxelles) and Vincent Vannetelbosch (UCLouvain): Shadow links, - Francis Bloch (Université...

The conference is intended to bring together researchers who are interested in the evolutionary foundations of economic and social behavior, evolutionary game theory, and learning in games. We welcome submissions from anyone working in these areas, both theoretical and experimental/empirical work.

Three lectures on economic design will be given on Monday 27 June 2016 in Lund, Sweden, by - Professor Federico Echenique, Caltech "Revealed Preference Theory" - Professor Lars Ehlers, University of Montreal "Strategy-Proofness in Markets with Indivisibilities" - Professor William Thomson,...

Topics are welcome from all areas of economics, as long as the focus is on search, matching or information frictions. However, preference is given to researchers in the fields of macroeconomics, monetary economics and labor economics.

Researchers and advanced PhD students are invited to submit research papers to be considered for presentation at the workshop. Theoretical and applied contributions from all areas of game theory and social choice are welcome.

Topics are welcome from all areas of economics, as long as the focus is on search, matching or information frictions. However, preference is given to researchers in the fields of macroeconomics, monetary economics and labor economics.

Topics are welcome from all areas of economics, as long as the focus is on search and matching models. However, preference is given to researchers in the fields of macroeconomics, monetary economics and labor economics.