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These conferences are listed for your interest. They are not endorsed by the GTS unless stated otherwise. Travellers are advised to consult with their home universities and/or national authorities in case of concerns about their destinations.

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International Conference on Game Theory & Management 2021 — conference website

23–25 June 2021

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

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Abstract submission: March 1, 2021

Notification of acceptance: March 20, 2021

Final version of abstract: May 20, 2021

Early registration: May 20, 2021

The Conference will be either in person, hybrid, or fully virtual depending on developments.

GameSec 2020 — conference website

26–30 October 2020

Online (hosted by the University of Maryland, College Park)

The 11th Conference on Decision and Game Theory for Security was held online. The organizers revised the dates to 26–30 October 2020.

Game Theory and Management (GTM 2020) — conference website

5–9 October 2020

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

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Abstract submission: February 20, 2020

notification of acceptence: March 20, 2020

Final version of the abstract: August 1, 2020

Early registration: August 15, 2020

Game Theory Among the Colors, Scents & Flavors of Sicily

17–19 September 2020

Palermo, Italy

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44th meeting of the Association for Mathematics Applied to the Social and Economic Sciences will have a special session on Game Theory organized by Gianfranco Gambarelli.

If interested submit an extended abstract to Professor Gambarelli by April 16th 2020. The extended abstract must contain: title, authors, affiliation (for each author), institution address (for each author), e-mail address (for each author), one to five keywords, and at most five references. The extended abstract should be written in English and not exceed 2000 characters (spaces included). In the accompanying e-mail provide the following information: – The general topic (Cooperative Games, or Non-cooperative Games, or Dynamic Games) and – the name of the speaker.

Doctoral Workshop on Learning — conference website

22–24 June 2020

Location not recorded separately; see the preserved announcement.

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Doctoral Workshop on Learning, Paris School of Economics

Advanced course taught Johannes Hörner (Yale University), Vianney Perchet (ENS Paris-Saclay) and Nicolas Vieille (HEC Paris).

The application deadline for PhD students is February 29th 2020.