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London

Amsterdam

Lausanne

First Workshop in
Decisions, Games & Logic '07
July 18 - 20, 2007, London School of Economics (LSE)

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<b>First Workshop in<br />
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July 18 - 20, 2007, London School of Economics (LSE)</span>

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Programme

Thanks to all speakers and participants for making the first workshop in London such a great event!

Tutorials

Bayesian Decision Theory I + II (Richard Bradley, LSE)
Epistemic Game Theory I + II (Adam Brandenburger, NYU)
Dynamic Logic I + II (Johan van Benthem, Amsterdam & Stanford)

Presentations Day 1

Logics for Social Situations (Eric Pacuit, Amsterdam)
On the Representation of Almost Common Knowledge (Paul Egré, Paris)

Presentations Day 2

Backward Induction Revisited (Christian W. Bach, Lausanne)
Intrapersonal Connectedness and Discounting (Conrad Heilmann, London)
Modeling Simultaneous Games (Sujata Ghosh, Amsterdam)
Intentions and Coordination in Strategic Games (Olivier Roy, Amsterdam)
On the Mu-Calculus Hierarchy and Wadge Games (Alessandro Facchini, Lausanne)
Game Theory and Computational Modeling: Small Models against Grand Theory (Kai Spiekermann, London)
When Bayesians Feel Lucky (Guy Mayraz, London)
Some Formal Informal Logic (Tom Cunningham, London)

Presentations Day 3

Impossible States and Unawareness (Mikael Cozic, Paris)
Sequential Decision-Making and Preference Change (Katie Steele, Sydney)
Representation Theorems: Rules and Roles (Brian Hill, Paris)
Better than Free: Why Autonomy favours Freedom, Success and Self-Esteem (Margherita Bottero, Stockholm)
The Progress of Intentional Psychology: An Anti-Davidsonian Perspective (Michiru Nagatsu, Exeter)
A Dynamic Approach to the Deductive Foundations of Solution Concepts (Cedric Degremont, Amsterdam)
Deliberation and the Condorcet Jury Theorem (Zsuzsanna Chappell, London)

<h2>Programme</h2>

<p> Thanks to all speakers and participants for making the first workshop in London such a great event!</p>

<h3>Tutorials</h3>
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 <li>Bayesian Decision Theory <a href="./Bayesian Decision Theory.ppt">I</a> + <a href="./UnifiedD handouts.pdf">II</a> (Richard Bradley, LSE)
 <li>Epistemic Game Theory <a href="http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~abranden/fogt-07-24-07.pdf">I + II</a>
 (Adam Brandenburger, NYU)
 <li>Dynamic Logic <a href="./presentations/LSE2007.pdf">I + II</a> (Johan van Benthem, Amsterdam & Stanford)
</ul>

<h3>Presentations Day 1</h3>
<ul>
 <li><a href="./presentations/pacuit.pdf">Logics for Social Situations</a> (Eric Pacuit, Amsterdam)
 <li>On the Representation of Almost Common Knowledge (Paul Egr&eacute, Paris) 
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<h3>Presentations Day 2</h3>
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 <li><a href="./presentations/bach.pdf">Backward Induction Revisited</a> (Christian W. Bach, Lausanne)
 <li><a href="./presentations/heilmann.pdf">Intrapersonal Connectedness and Discounting</a> (Conrad Heilmann, London)
 <li><a href="./presentations/ghosh.pdf">Modeling Simultaneous Games</a> (Sujata Ghosh, Amsterdam)
 <li><a href="./presentations/roy.pdf">Intentions and Coordination in Strategic Games</a> (Olivier Roy, Amsterdam)
 <li><a href="./presentations/facchini.pdf">On the Mu-Calculus Hierarchy and Wadge Games</a> (Alessandro Facchini, Lausanne)
 <li><a href="./presentations/spiekermann.pdf">Game Theory and Computational Modeling: Small Models against Grand Theory</a> (Kai Spiekermann, London)
 <li>When Bayesians Feel Lucky (Guy Mayraz, London)
 <li><a href="./presentations/cunningham.pdf">Some Formal Informal Logic</a> (Tom Cunningham, London)
</ul>

<h3>Presentations Day 3</h3>
<ul>
 <li><a href="./presentations/cozic.pdf">Impossible States and Unawareness</a> (Mikael Cozic, Paris)
 <li><a href="./presentations/steele.ppt">Sequential Decision-Making and Preference Change</a> (Katie Steele, Sydney)
 <li><a href="./presentations/hill.pdf">Representation Theorems: Rules and Roles</a>  (Brian Hill, Paris)
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 <li><a href="./presentations/bottero.ppt">Better than Free: Why Autonomy favours Freedom, Success and Self-Esteem</a> (Margherita Bottero, Stockholm) 
 <li><a href="./presentations/nagatsu.pdf">The Progress of Intentional Psychology: An Anti-Davidsonian Perspective</a> (Michiru Nagatsu, Exeter) 
 <li><a href="./presentations/degremont.pdf">A Dynamic Approach to the Deductive Foundations of Solution Concepts</a> (Cedric Degremont, Amsterdam) 
 <li><a href="./presentations/chappell.pdf">Deliberation and the Condorcet Jury Theorem</a> (Zsuzsanna Chappell, London) 
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