Multidisciplinary Decision Science Symposium
12th -13th August 2010
Meritus Mandarin Hotel, Singapore
Post Conference Summary: Contributed Papers
Link: http://editorialexpress.com/conference/DSS2010/program/DSS2010.html
Keynote speakers
Professor Lloyd Stowell Shapley, University of California (Los Angeles)
Note: Due to unforeseen circumstances, Professor Lloyd Stowell Shapley is unable to attend the conference and his address will be cancelled.
Professor Martin Shubik,Yale University
Note: Professor Martin Shubik will not be able to attend the conference physically and he will deliver his keynote address via video conferencing and will be happy to take questions as well.
Invited speaker
Professor Shmuel Zamir,
Hebrew University of Jerusalem and
Editor in Chief, The International Journal of Game Theory
Professor Ali Khan,
Johns Hopkins University
Professor Alvaro Sandroni, Northwestern University
Professor Gideon Keren, Tilburg University
Professor Huang Chen-ying,
National Taiwan University
Professor Hiroaki Hayakawa,
Chuo University
Associate Professor Ju Biung Ghi,
Korea University
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The Centre for Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS) together with the Division of Economics and Division of Psychology at the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) is organising an international symposium on Decision Science in Singapore on 12 and 13 August 2010. The symposium is a multi-disciplinary event where scholars working on decision sciences can come together to present, discuss and exchange ideas and to foster inter-disciplinary collaborative research projects. We invite scholars in all areas of decision making (including mathematics, psychology, business and economics) to participate in this event. Theoretical, empirical, experimental and applied papers are sought from the following areas (including but not exclusive to):
- Game Theory
-Cooperative and Non-cooperative Games
-Mechanism Design
-Voting Games
-Computational Game Theory
- Economics and Business
-Behavioural and Experimental Economics
-Analysis of Collective Decision-Making
-Information, Knowledge, and Uncertainty
-Firm Objectives, Organization, and Behaviour
- Psychology
-Behavioural Sciences of decision making
-Decision making under risk and uncertainty
-Group vs. Individual Decisions
- Complexity and Bounded Rationality
Applied papers with an emphasis on decision science and the effect on public policy making would be most welcomed. Cross disciplinary papers are highly encouraged.
Submission Details
The first page of the paper should contain the title, authors' names, affiliations, addresses, telephone numbers, fax numbers and e-mail addresses. The abstract should not exceed 250 words and should contain at least three (3) keywords and the JEL codes (if applicable). Kindly submit your paper or abstract online using Conference Maker at:https://editorialexpress.com/conference/DSS2010.
Important Dates Full papers or abstracts are to be submitted by 15 April 2010. The authors will be notified of a decision by 30 April 2010. Should you have any enquiries, please direct to kqkek@ntu.edu.sg. Please feel free to alert anyone whom you think may be interested.