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)