Special issue of The International Journal of Game Theory on “Games, Decisions, and Language”
guest editors: P Egré, C Pawlowitsch, J Sobel, B Spector, B von Stengel
submission deadline: 31 May 2024
The International Journal of Game Theory (IJGT) invites submissions of significant papers at the interface of Linguistics and Game Theory. Both disciplines are studies of interaction with common topics. However, papers in one area often use only rudimentary versions of the other, such as extremely simple games in linguistic models, or ad-hoc theories of language in economics papers. In this collection, we aim for articles that employ linguistics and game theory with a significant contribution from the other field.
The deadline for submission for this Special Issue is 31st May 2022.
Guest editors are
Gary E. Bolton (University of Texas at Dallas)
Emin Karagözoğlu (Bilkent University)
The special issue is dedicated to the International Conference on Mathematical Optimization for Fair Social Decisions: A tribute to Michel Balinski, https://tombalinski.sciencesconf.org
The editors solicit high-quality, multi-disciplinary contributions that address mathematical (continuous and discrete) optimization (algorithms and modeling) in the context of game theory, voting, matching, fair division, cost-sharing, social choice, mechanism design, price of anarchy, and other areas relevant to social decisions. Papers that are only social science are not suitable for this special issue as well as papers that only consider optimization. See here for details. The deadline for submission is December 15, 2020. The editors are
Mourad Baiou, baiou@isima.fr
José Correa, correa@uchile.cl
Rida Laraki, rida.laraki@gmail.com
Ennio Bilancini, IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca, and Leonardo Boncinelli, University of Florence are co-editing a special issue of Games on Social Coordination and invite submissions.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: 31st January 2021
The inaugural issue of the Journal of Mechanism and Institution Design has recently been published. The journal – based at the University of York and edited by a team of 52 leading experts from all over the world – is an open-access, independent, peer-reviewed, non-profit, English-language journal with the purpose of disseminating and sharing the latest knowledge and understanding of the subject widely. It aims to publish original articles that deal with the issues of designing, improving, analyzing and testing economic, financial, political, or social mechanisms and institutions. It is free of charge to the authors and the readers and open-access to everyone.
Please visit its website http://www.mechanism-design.org/ for further information.