18th CTN Workshop
8-9 February , 2013
Venue: Radcliffe Training and Conference Centre, (Rooms 10 and 6)
(Organizer: Bhaskar Dutta, Department of Economics, University of Warwick)
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Progamme
8th February 2013
8.30 - 9.00: REGISTRATION: Radcliffe Foyer
9.00- 11.00 : Invited Talks (Room 10) (Chair : Bhaskar Dutta)
Herve Moulin (Rice University) : Fair Division of a Flow : the bipartite case and beyond (Paper 1) (Paper 2)
Fuhito Kojima (Stanford University) : Efficient Matching under Distributional Concerns: Theory and Applications (with Kamada)
11.00-11.30 : Coffee Break
11.30-1.30 : Contributed Sessions
Contributed Session 1 (Room 10) (Chair : Peter Biro)
Szilvia Papai (Concordia University): Individual Preference Restrictions in Hedonic Coalition Formation Games
Bary Pradelski (University of Oxford): The Evolution of Core Stability in Decentralized Matching Markets (with Nax and Young)
Peter Biro (Hungarian Academy of Sciences): Fractional Solutions for Capacitated NTU-games, with
Applications to Stable Matchings (with Fleiner)
Contributed Session 2 (Room 6) (Chair: Pascal Billand)
Nizar Allouch (Queen Mary College, London): The Cost of Segregation in Social Networks.
Timo Hiller (University of Bristol): Peer Effects in Endogenous Networks.
Pascal Billand (Jean Monnet University, St.Etienne) :Mutual Insurance Networks in Communities. (with Bravard and Sarangi)
1.30-2.30 Lunch
2.30- 4.30 Contributed Sessions
Contributed Session 3 (Room 10) (Chair : Sergio Currarini)
Manuel Förster (C.O.R.E.): Ordered Weighted Averaging in Social Networks (with Rabisch and Rusinowska)
Andrew Harkins (University of Warwick) Network Games with Perfect Complements
Sergio Currarini (Universita de Venezia) : Games on Networks:Direct Complements and Indirect Substitutes (with Fumagalli and Panebianco)
Contributed Session 4 (Room 6) (Chair: Bryony Reich)
Anja Prummer (European University Institute) : More versus Closer Friends: How Gender Shapes Social Networks and their Effects on Performance (with Lindenlaub)
Matthieu Solignac (GREQAM, Marseille): Neighborhood Effects and Labour Market Integration (with To)
Bryony Reich (University College, London): Culture, Community and Segregation
4.30-5.00 Coffee Break
5.00-6.20 Contributed Sessions
Contributed Session 5 (Room 10) (Ben McQuillin)
Shyam Sundar Chandramouli (Columbia University): Group Strategy Proofness of the Egalitarian Mechanism in Constrained Rationing Problems
Ben Mcquillin (University of East Anglia):Balance and the Extended Generalized Shapley Value (with Sugden)
Contributed Session 6 (Room 6) (Chair : Thomas Tregouet)
Edoardo Gallo (Cambridge University) : Social learning by chit-chat
Thomas Tregouet (Universite Cergy-Pointoise): Truthtelling in Matching Markets (with Hagenbach and Koessler)
7.30 : Drinks and Dinner
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9th February 2013
9.00-11.00 : Contributed Sessions
Contributed Session 7 (Room 10) (Chair : Vincent Anesi)
Niall Hughes (European University Institute) :Voting in Legislative Elections under Plurality Rule
Diego Cerdeiro (University of Cambridge): On the Efficiency of Generosity
Vincent Anesi (Nottingham University) : Bargaining in Standing Committees (with Seidman)
Contributed Session 8 (Room 6) (Chair : Oliver Baetz)
Ran Shorrer (Harvard University) :Optimal Truncation in Matching Markets
Antonio Miralles (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona) : All about Priorities: no school choice under the presence of bad schools (with Calsamiglia)
Oliver Baetz (Cambridge University): Social Activity and Network Formation
11.00-11.30 : Coffee Break
11.30-12.30 : Invited Talk (Room 10) (Chair : Myrna Wooders)
Sanjeev Goyal (Cambridge University) : Intermediated Exchange : Theory and Evidence.
12.30-1.30 : Lunch
1.30-3.30 : Contributed Sessions
Contributed Session 9 (Room 10) (Chair : Jonathan Newton)
Salvador Barbera (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona) : Meritocracy, egalitarianism and the stability of majoritarian organizations (with Bevia and Ponsati)
Myrna Wooders (Vanderbilt University) : Subgame Perfect Cooperation in an Extensive Game
Jonathan Newton (University of Sydney) : Coalitions, Tipping Points and the Speed of Evolution (with Angus)
Contributed Session 10 (Room 6) ( Chair : Jobst Heitzig)
Arkadi Predtetchinski (Maastricht University) : Voting in Collective Stopping Games (with Herings)
Agnieszka Rusinowska (University Paris 1): Ingratiation and Favouritism (with Robin and Villeval)
Jobst Heitzig(Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research) : Bottom-Up Strategic Linking of Carbon Markets:Which Climate Coalitions Would Farsighted Players Form?
3.30-.400 Coffee Break
End of Workshop
