Summer School "Game Theory: Applications, Networks, Emotions", July 5-6, 2019

Ph: Valeria Kuka

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On July, 5-6, the International Laboratory of Game Theory and Decision Making organized the International Summer School on Game Theory: Applications, Networks, Emotions.

The School was oriented to PhD students, graduate students, and young researchers and gave an introduction to design problems where the methodologies of economics and computer science interact successfully.

SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM

Summer School 2019 Program (PDF, 90 Kb)

Our lecturers:
Eyal Winter (Hebrew University of Jerusalem): Game Theory and Emotions

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Arunava Sen (Indian Statistical Institute): Implementation in undominated strategies via bounded mechanisms

Jay Sethuraman (Columbia University): An overview of prophet inequalities and their applications

Moshe Babaioff (Microsoft Research): How to maximize profit when selling multiple items?

Francis Bloch (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne): The value of social networks

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Anna Bogomolnaia (HSE, University of Glasgow)
Herve Moulin (HSE, University of Glasgow)
Alexander Nesterov (HSE)
Fedor Sandomirskiy (HSE, Technion)
Constantine Sorokin (HSE, University of Glasgow)

The Summer School preceded the conference on Economic Design and Algorithms in St Petersburg (July 8-9, 2019)
CONFERENCE WEBPAGE

SUMMER SCHOOL MANAGER
Xenia Adaeva xeniya.adayeva@gmail.com

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