Wayland Collegium Faculty Interdisciplinary
Seminar on
Decision Making and Rationality |
Alternate Tuesdays, 4:00-5:30pm. Refreshments served at 3:45pm.
Most seminars in the Lubrano Conference Room, 4th Floor CIT, 115 Waterman Street.
Students and faculty from all fields are welcome to attend. Talks are designed for a general audience.
Schedule of Talks 2004-2005
September 14th |
Roberto Serrano (Brown University) Rejecting Small Gambles under Expected Utility: A Recent Controversy |
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September 28th
Lubrano |
Steven Sloman (Brown University) Decision-making and the Causal World: Choice as Intervention |
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October 12th
Lubrano |
Pedro Dal Bó (Brown University) Cooperation under the Shadow of the Future: Experimental Evidence from Infinitely Repeated Games |
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October 26th
Lubrano |
Amy Greenwald (Brown University) Game-Theoretic Learning: Regret Minimization vs. Utility Maximization |
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November 9th
Lubrano |
Craig Boutilier (University of Toronto) Minimax Regret Methods for Decision Making with Imprecise Utility Functions |
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November 23rd
Lubrano |
Aldo Rustichini (University of Minnesota) An economist's point of view on Neuroeconomics |
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February 1st
Lubrano |
Joe Halpern (Cornell University) Redoing the Foundations of Decision Theory: Decision Theory with Subjective State Spaces |
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February 15th
Lubrano |
Ariel Rubinstein (NYU & Tel Aviv University) Introduction to the Economics of the Jungle |
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March 8th
Lubrano |
Tom Gilovich (Cornell University) Understanding Others by Adjusting from the Self |
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March 22nd
Lubrano |
Stuart Russell (UC Berkeley) Rationality and Intelligence Sponsored by The Charles K. Colver Lectureship and Publication Fund |
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April 12th
McMillan 117 |
Daniel Kahneman (Princeton University) Toward a Science of Well-Being? Sponsored by The Charles K. Colver Lectureship and Publication Fund |
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April 26th
Salomon 101 |
John Nash (Princeton University) Ideal and Asymptotically Ideal Money Sponsored by The Charles K. Colver Lectureship and Publication Fund |