The stage is the 1980s and game theory is fulfilling von Neuman and Morgenstern’s prophecy, reshaping all corners of economics: cooperative games for the Core Equivalence theorem and two-sided matching, noncooperative ones for the optimal design of auctions and a new strategic theory of industrial organisation, etc..  But Ehud is aware that more, much more,… Read More Changing of the Guard at GEB

Congratulations to fellows of the society, Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson, upon receiving this years Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel.

The seminar will be held bi-weekly on Fridays at 1-2 pm ET (10-11 am PT) beginning October 2nd. You can find more information about the seminar on this webpage.  If you interested in receiving updates about future seminars, please join the mailing list.

This on-line seminar series is organized by a consortium of Australian Universities.

A weekly on-line seminar series organized by Gagan Goal, Daniela Saban and Yash Kannoria. It is held on Thursday’s at 11 am PST. More details can be found here.

William Sandholm, known to many of us as Bill, and former council member of the Society, passed away on July 6th, 2020. At the time of his death he was the occupant of the Richard E. Stockwell Chair in Economics at the University of Wisconsin. Bill made a number of important contributions to Game Theory… Read More In Memoriam: William H. Sandholm (1970-2020)

A weekly on-line seminar series organized by Gagan Goal, Daniela Saban and Yash Kannoria. It is held on Thursday’s at 11 am PST. More details can be found here.

William Sandholm, known to many of us as Bill, and former council member of the Society, passed away on July 6th, 2020. At the time of his death he was the occupant of the Richard E. Stockwell Chair in Economics at the University of Wisconsin. Bill made a number of important contributions to Game Theory… Read More In Memoriam: William H. Sandholm (1970-2020)

These are being organized by the University of Southhampton. A schedule can be found here. To view the seminars one must first register. They are held on Thursday’s at 4 pm UK time.

Weekly on Wednesdays at noon pacific time. Live streamed here, where viewer questions are forwarded to the speaker. Each talk is accompanied by two or three “guests”: experts in the subject matter who offer additional questions, perspectives and discussion points. See updates here.