Call for Papers
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\nfor the Workshop on \;Issues in Dynamic Decision Theory
\norganized by the Reinhart-Koselleck project &ldquo\;Reflexive Decision and Game Theory&rdquo\; of Wolfgang Spohn at the University of Konstanz
\n\nTime: July 6 &ndash\; 8\, 2023
\nPlace: Bischofsvilla\, University of Konstanz
\n\nPlease find below the description of the workshop and a list of confirmed participants below. See also the project&rsquo\;s website:
\nhttps://www.philosophie.uni-konstanz.de/forschung/drittmittelprojekte/reinhart-koselleck-projekt/
\n\nThere are up to 5 further slots of 30 minutes (20 minutes talk\, 10 minutes discussion) for short presentations. Everyone interested in presenting is invited to apply for participation.
\n\nFor application\, please submit an abstract of your talk of at most 1000 words (2 pages) and a CV \;till March 12\, 2023. Decisions on the submissions will be made within four weeks. Those selected will be invited to participate\, including a coverage of travel and accommodation costs in case they are not supported by their institutions.
\n\nPlease send your application both to: \;alida.muehlbauer@uni-konstanz.de \;and \;wolfgang.spohn@uni-konstanz.de
\n\nAbstract: Dynamic choice has become an important topic within the theory of rational choice (decision theory). But it has two different facets. The topic originated in economics from the problem of (endogenous) preference change. Dynamic consistency was then considered to be a crucial desideratum\, leading to theories of sophisticated choice satisfying this desideratum. Since McClennen&rsquo\;s important book in 1990\, a different rich discussion has evolved in which dynamic consistency is rather used as a test criterion for various decision rules in a dynamic setting. The former motivation was no longer in the center. Hence\, the aim of the workshop is to bring together these two strands of the discussion and to promote an exchange between them.
\nThe workshop will be organized by the Reinhart-Koselleck project &ldquo\;Reflexive Decision and Game Theory&rdquo\; of Wolfgang Spohn at the University of Konstanz. Its decision-theoretic part is particularly concerned with dynamic choice. This is hence the topic of the first workshop of this project. Therefore\, a further aim of the workshop is to introduce the so-called reflexive perspective which is pursued within the project.
\n\nConfirmed Participants:
\n\nWolfgang Spohn\, University of Konstanz (Main Organizer)
\nMantas Radzvilas\, University of Konstanz
\nGerard Rothfus\, University of North Carolina\, Chapel Hill
\nIrem Portakal\, University of Munich
\n\nArif Ahmed\, University of Cambridge
\nRichard Bradley\, London School of Economics
\nTill Grü\;ne-Yanoff\, University of Stockholm
\nJohan E. Gustafsson\, University of York
\nPeter Hammond\, University of Warwick \;
\nConrad Heilmann\, University of Rotterdam
\nBrian Hill\, HEC Paris
\nLaurie A. Paul\, University of Yale
\nRichard Pettigrew\, University of Bristol
\nWlodek Rabinowicz\, University of Lund
\nOrri Stefá\;nsson\, University of Stockholm
\nReuben Stern\, Duke University
\nJohanna Thoma\, London School of Economics\, University of Bayreuth
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