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16th EUROPEAN MEETING ON GAME THEORY GRANADA, JUN 30 – JULY 2, 2021
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
ZOOM - BASIC INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE THE CONFERENCE Please, check in advance that Zoom is installed in your device. The installation takes some time, so it is important not to wait until the last minute. Speakers and chairs must be identifiable during the sessions. It is key that you log in with your first and last names (i.e. avoid nicknames or usernames) so that the host can easily identify you. TERMINOLOGY Host: She/he facilitates the use of the technology. This user will have and special icon by the side of the profile. Chair: She/he is in charge of coordinating the session and managing questions and answers. As usual, the Chair will be the last speaker in each session. Speaker: Each of the presenters in a session. BASIC STRUCTURE OF THE SESSION The time of the session is equally split among speakers, that is, 22 minutes per speaker (19 min. presentation + 3 min. discussion). IF YOU ARE A CHAIR/SPEAKER 10 minutes before the Session: The Host will start the designated Zoom room for you to log in. Remember to log in with your first and last names. Chair and Speakers are given permissions to share their screen and technical details are sorted out. If possible, switch on your camera so that people in the audience can see you while you are presenting. 3 minutes before the Session: The Zoom room is opened to all participants. Beginning of the Session: The Chair will introduce the session. If you are a Chair you will need to manage the questions. We recommend you to check whether there are some questions in the chat that need to be answered. Look also for people in the audience who have raised their hands and want to intervene. The Chair is responsible of managing the questions and the time of the session. In order to know who raised her/his hand, click on the chat icon at the bottom of the screen to show the participants panel. You will see a hand icon near to the name of those who raised it.
IF YOU ARE ATTENDING A SESSION 10 minutes before the Session: The Host will start the designated Zoom room for the Chair and Speakers to log in and to sort out technical details. As an attendee, please, wait until three minutes before the session to access the room. 3 minutes before the Session: The Host will allow you to enter into the session and will mute your microphone. You are kindly asked to switch off your camera. Beginning of the Session: The Chair will introduce the session. You can ask questions by raising your hand or using the chat (see below). HOW TO MAKE QUESTIONS Participants will be muted during the session. If you want to intervene you can submit your questions using the chat or raising your hand. The Chair will be in charge of given you permission to ask. If the Chair allows you to talk, you may be prompted to unmute yourself. Option 1. CHAT Click on the chat icon at the bottom of the screen to show the chat panel. You can post your questions anytime during the presentation. Have in mind that they may not be answered until the end of the talk, so, please, wait until the presentation is finished or provide a precise indication on which part of the talk you question is about so that the Speaker can easily contextualize it.
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ZOOM - MEETING ROOMS
These are the virtual meeting rooms we are going to use during the conference. Please, check the room name of the session you want to attend in the detailed schedule and use the corresponding link and password. If, in the program, you click on the room name, the link opens automatically.
Room Link Password A https://ugr.zoom.us/j/89490881766 SINGA1 B https://ugr.zoom.us/j/89173814074 SINGB1 C https://ugr.zoom.us/j/86958198815 SINGC1 D https://ugr.zoom.us/j/84707571597 SINGD1 E https://ugr.zoom.us/j/82569516231 SINGE1 F https://ugr.zoom.us/j/82348421643 SINGF1 X https://oficinavirtual.ugr.es/redes/SOR/SALVEUGR/accesosala.jsp?IDSALA=22981472 197491 Y https://oficinavirtual.ugr.es/redes/SOR/SALVEUGR/accesosala.jsp?IDSALA=22981407 547098 Z https://oficinavirtual.ugr.es/redes/SOR/SALVEUGR/accesosala.jsp?IDSALA=22981405 678939
PLANNED SCHEDULE
(MEETING TIME ZONE: MADRID, SPAIN (GMT+2))
WEDNESDAY - JUNE 30, 2021 THURSDAY - JULY 1, 2021 FRIDAY - JULY 2, 2021
9:00 – 10:30 PARALLEL SESSION 1 PARALLEL SESSION 4 PARALLEL SESSION 6
10:30 – 11:00 COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK
11:00 – 12:15 PLENARY SESSION (Jordi Massó)
PLENARY SESSION (Oscar Volij)
PLENARY SESSION (Marek Pycia)
12:15 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK LUNCH BREAK LUNCH BREAK
14:00 – 15:30 PARALLEL SESSION 2 PARALLEL SESSION 5 PARALLEL SESSION 7
15:30 – 16:00 COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK
16:00 – 17:30 PARALLEL SESSION 3 PLENARY SESSION (Utku Ünver)
BEST STUDENT PAPER PRICE
SING ASSAMBLY
17:30 – 18:30 MEETING OF THE SING COUNCIL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30
PARA
LLEL
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1
9:00
– 10
:30 Cooperative Games
and Applications 1 Voting 1 Cost Sharing and Resource Allocation 1 Auctions Mechanism Design 1
Room A Pass: SINGA1
Room B Pass: SINGB1
Room C Pass: SINGC1
Room D Pass: SINGD1
Room E Pass: SINGE1
A real Shapley: value for cooperative games with fuzzy characteristic function Hugo Galindo Rough Shapley values for games with a priori unions Andrés Jiménez-Losada Weighted Shapley Value for Ambulance Repositioning Rudramoorthi Thangaraj Core Compatible and Strongly Monotone Values on Supply Chain Games Anna Ráhel Radványi
A Probabilistic Model of Party Formation and Party Relevance Dariusz Stolicki Incumbent Competition and Pandering Anne Marie Go Spoiler Effects in Multiparty Systems: A Mathematical Model Daria Boratyn To what extent does the model of processing sincere incomplete rankings affect the likelihood of the truncation paradox? Eric Kamwa
A claims problem approach to the cost allocation of a minimum cost spanning tree José-Manuel Giménez-Gómez On properties of the average of awards rule with an application to the allocation of CO2 emissions Miguel Ángel Mirás Calvo Simultaneous conflicting claims problems Josep María Izquierdo Social solidarity with dummies in the museum pass problem Ricardo Martínez
Characterization of the minimum price Walrasian rule with reserve prices Yuya Wakabayashi Efciency and strategy-proofness in package assignment problems with positive income effects Hiroki Shinozaki On multi-keyword sponsored search auctions: Equilibria, revenue and welfare Ayano Nakagawa Bayesian Nash Equilibrium Existence in (Almost Continuous) Contests Ori Haimanko
A Framework to Implement Cooperative Solutions Héctor Hermida Rivera Belief Inducibility and Informativeness Toygar Kerman Conditional rights and implementation Foivos Savva Fighting the Corona Pandemic: A Theoretical Assessment of the Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions in Germany Frank Steffen
10:30 – 11:00 COFFEE BREAK
11:00 – 12:15 PLENARY SESSION 1
Room A Pass: SINGA1 All sequential allotment rules are obviously strategy-proof Jordi Massó (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
12:15 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK
PARA
LLEL
SES
SION
2
14:0
0 – 15
:30 Cooperative Games
and Applications 2 Voting 2 Cost sharing and resource Allocation 2 Dynamic Games 1 Non-cooperative
Games 1 Room A
Pass: SINGA1 Room B
Pass: SINGB1 Room C
Pass: SINGC1 Room D
Pass: SINGD1 Room E
Pass: SINGE1 Allocation Rules for Multi-choice Games with a Permission Tree Structure David Lowing An allocation rule for a family of cooperative games on colored networks Antonio Carlos Alarcón Stable agreements through liability rules: a multi-choice game approach to the social cost problem Kevin Techer
Inconsistent weighting in weighted voting games Mostapha Diss On majority voting rules with abstention Josep Freixas Vote Delegation and Misbehavior Manvir Schneider Influence in Weighted Committees Alexander Mayer
Multi-issue bankruptcy problems with crossed claim Rick Acosta Cost sharing methods for capacity restricted cooperative purchasing situations Jop Schouten Fair and consistent prize allocation in sports competitions Bas Dietzenbacher Monotonicity in sharing the revenues
A game-theoretic approach to line formation during bank runs Alfonso Rosa Garcia A general constructive method for subgame perfect Nash equilibria in Stackelberg games Francesco Caruso Epidemics with Behavior Satoshi Fukuda
Innovation decisions for green products: the role of regulatory incentives and acquisitions in a consumer-firm game Inês Carrilho Nunes Market exit and minimax regret Gisèle Umbhauer Pricing, Revenue sharing and Quality decisions in the Internet Value Chain Sudha Madhavi Dastrala
Sharing the Surplus and Proportional Values Yukihiko Funaki
from broadcasting sports leagues Gustavo Bergantiños
Every Country for Itself, and the Central Bank for Us All? Reinhard Neck
Garbling an evaluation to retain an advantage Jose A. García-Martínez
15:30 – 16:00 COFFEE BREAK
PARA
LLEL
SES
SION
3
16:0
0 – 17
:30 Cooperative Games
and Applications 3 Voting 3 Cost sharing and resource Allocation 3 Dynamic Games 2 Non-cooperative
Games 2 Room A
Pass: SINGA1 Room B
Pass: SINGB1 Room C
Pass: SINGC1 Room D
Pass: SINGD1 Room E
Pass: SINGE1 Algorithmic aspect of core stability Dylan Laplace Mermoud An Axiom-Based Comparison of the Core and other Core Extensions Anne van den Nouweland Privacy Accountability Measures via Shapley Value and Penalties: the case of IoT Firms Andrea di Liddo A characterization of the core for totally positive games without any consistency axiom Sylvain Béal
Cooperation, Dependencies, and Flexibility Gero Henseler Effect of close elections on the likelihood of voting paradoxes: Further results in three-candidate elections Abdelmonaim Tlidi Persuading Communicating Voters Anastas Tenev Properties of anti-manipulation method Honorata Sosnowska
Minimum cost spanning tree problems as value sharing problems Christian Trudeau Uniqueness of Clearing Payment Matrices and Continuity of Bankruptcy Rules in Financial Networks Péter Csóka Stable Partitions for Proportional Generalized Claims Problem Oihane Gallo Deviation from proportionality and Lorenz-dominance between the average of awards and the standard rules for claims problems Iago Núñez Luigilde
Competing Conventions with Costly Acquisition of Information Roberto Rozzi Effectiveness of protection measures in a clustered epidemic model Ilya Petrov Envy-induced collective strategy condensation Claudius Gros Evolutionary information search dynamics against fake news Alberto Pinto
Strategic Investments in Distributed Computing: A Stochastic Game Perspective Swapnil Dhamal The Attack-and-Defense Conflict with the Gun-and-Butter Dilemma Subhasish Chowdhury Dastrala Unaware consumers and disclosure of deficiencies Dominik Bruckner Strategic Settings with Social and Psychological Elements Joel Watson
THURSDAY, JULY 1
PARA
LLEL
SES
SION
4
9:00
– 10
:30 Cooperative Games
and Applications 4 Networks 1 Matching 1 Dynamic Games 3 Non-cooperative Games 3
Room A Pass: SINGA1
Room B Pass: SINGB1
Room C Pass: SINGC1
Room D Pass: SINGD1
Room E Pass: SINGE1
An Option Games Approach to valuate urban redevelopment projects achieving by Public-Private Partnership Antonio Di Bari Analysis of the impact of DMUs on overall efficiency in the event of a merger Alejandro Saavedra-Nieves Essential coalitions for non-balanced games Zsóa Dornai Weighted values via face games Estela Sánchez Rodríguez
Decentralization and mutual liability rules Martijn Ketelaars Optimal Management of Evolving Hierarchies Juan D. Moreno-Ternero Power measures in communication networks Encarnación Algaba Ranking Game Theoretical Institutions Balázs R. Sziklai
School Choice with Transferable Students’ Characteristics Carmelo Rodriguez-Alvarez Serial Vickrey mechanism Yu Zhou Valuation monotonicity, fairness and stability in assignment problems Marina Núñez Valuation monotonicity and manipulability of stable rules in a multiple-partners job market Gerard Domenech
Incentives for Research Effort: An evolutionary model of publication markets with double blind and open review Mantas Radzvilas Learning and Endogenous Technology Cycles in Games with Monitoring Alae Baha Liberal parentalism Aviad Heifetz
Advantageous Symmetric Cross-Ownership Konstantinos Papadopoulos Deceptive Features on Platforms Robert Somogyi Noisy Disclosure Aidan Smith Stackelberg Competition in Dynamic Advertising With an Application to Cryptocurrency Market Rajani Singh
10:30 – 11:00 COFFEE BREAK
11:00 – 12:15 PLENARY SESSION 2
Room A Pass: SINGA1 Theft in Equilibrium Oscar Volij (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev)
12:15 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK
PARA
LLEL
SES
SION
5
14:0
0 – 15
:30 Cooperative Games
and Applications 5 Networks 2 Matching 2 Dynamic Games 4 Experiments 1
Room A Pass: SINGA1
Room B Pass: SINGB1
Room C Pass: SINGC1
Room D Pass: SINGD1
Room E Pass: SINGE1
Efficient Effort Equilibrium in Cooperation with Pairwise Cost Reduction Ana Meca On realizations with minimum sum of weighted majority games Marc Taberner Efficient and fair solutions in cooperative games Takumi Kongo
Homophily and Polarization in Endogenous Networks Patrick Allmis Network Games on Probabilistic Graphs: Two Axiomatisations of the Myerson Value Robert Gilles Criticality orders in flow situations Teresa Estañ Degree Centrality and Externalities in Networks Agnieszka Rusinowska
Application Costs as a Screening Instrument in Decentralized Matching Sergei Balakin Matching markets with (in)compatibilities Sarah Kühn Priority-based Assignment with Reserves and Quotas Aram Grigoryan An Implementation Approach to Rotation Programs Riccardo Saulle
Repeated Games with Switching Costs - Stationary vs History Independent Strategies Yevgeny Tsodikovich Reputation, Innovation, and Externalities in Venture Capital Farzad Pourbabaee Sustainable cooperation in extensive games based on the subgame-perfect core concept Nadezhda V. Smirnova
An Experimental Study of an Approximate DGS Algorithm: Price Increment, Allocative Efficiency, and Seller’s Revenue Naoki Watanabe Beliefs, learning, and personality in the indenitely repeated prisoner’s dilemma David Gill Cognitive skills, strategic sophistication, and life outcomes Victoria Prowse
Two characterizations of the Banzhaf bisemivalue Margarita Domènech Blàzquez
Horizontal differentiation in a Hotelling Network with uncertainty on costs Joao Paulo Almeida
Naivety about hidden information: An experimental investigation Maria Montero
15:30 – 16:00 COFFEE BREAK
16:00 – 17:15 PLENARY SESSION 3
Room A Pass: SINGA1 Blood Allocation with Replacement Donors: A Theory of Multi-unit Exchange with Compatibility-based Preferences Utku Ünver (Boston College)
17:30 – 18:00 MEETING OF THE SING COUNCIL
FRIDAY, JULY 2
PARA
LLEL
SES
SION
6
9:00
– 10
:30 Cooperative
Games and Applications 6
Networks 3 Power Indices 1 Social Choice Non-cooperative Games 4
Cooperative Games and
Applications 7 Room A
Pass: SINGA1 Room B
Pass: SINGB1 Room C
Pass: SINGC1 Room D
Pass: SINGD1 Room E
Pass: SINGE1 Room F
Pass: SINGF1 The complexity of problems for simple games under succinct representations Maria Serna Parametric representations of ELS values for TU games Marcin Malawski On the multidimension of simple games Xavier Molinero Value-Free Reductions David Perez-Castrillo
Global Games on Social Networks Przemys law Siemaszko Local Public Goods with Weighted Link Formation Markus Kinateder Market choices driven by reference groups. Comparison of analytical and simulation results on random networks Micha l Ramsza Stable cooperation in differential games on networks Anna Tur
Efficient computation of power indices Jochen Staudacher Evaluation of decision power in multi-dimensional rules Sebastien Courtin Solidarity measures in binary decision-making process Izabella Stach
A mathematical approach to law and deal modelling: legislation and agreements Asier Estevan Learning in Games Where Agents Sample Eduardo Garcia Echeverri Necessary versus equal players in axiomatic studies Florian Navarro Stable Sets Protected from Abstention in Multidimensional Spatial Games Francesco Ciardiello
Every Normal-Form Game Has a Pareto-Optimal Nonmyopic Equilibrium Mehmet Ismail Vaccination cycles for the reinfection SIRI model José Martins Regulation and Management Policy in Groudwater Exploitation Marta Biancardi Psychological Nash Equilibria under Ambiguity Alba Roviello
Assessment of the influence of features on a classification problem: an application to COVID-19 patients Laura Davila Pena Filter Bubbles and Online Price Dispersion András Kálecz-Simon SOLO FTRL algorithm for production management with transfer prices Dmitry Rokhlin Consolidating Marginalism and Egalitarianism: A New Value for Transferable Utility Games Surajit Borkotokey
10:30 – 11:00 COFFEE BREAK
11:00 – 12:15 PLENARY SESSION 4
Room A Pass: SINGA1 A Theory of Simplicity in Games and Mechanism Design Marek Pycia (University of Zurich)
12:15 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK
PARA
LLEL
SES
SION
7
14:0
0 – 15
:30 Cooperative Games
and Applications 8 Experiments 2 Power Indices 2 Mechanism Design 2 Cooperative Games and Applications 9
Room A Pass: SINGA1
Room B Pass: SINGB1
Room C Pass: SINGC1
Room D Pass: SINGD1
Room E Pass: SINGE1
Approximations of Absorbing Games and Sunspot Equilibria Orin Munk Convexity in Games with Externalities Mikel Alvarez-Mozos Positivity and convexity in cooperative games
Demand commitment bargaining and bounded rationality: An experimental analysis Michela Chessa Minority Protection in Voting Mechanisms - Experimental Evidence Alex Possajennikov
Formation of coalitions in Regional Parliaments Bureau Omar de la Cruz Mergeable weighted majority games and Characterizations of power indices Livino Manuel Armijos-Toro
Single Unit Double Auctions Matthijs Ruijgrok Strategy-proof mechanism design with non-quasi-linear preferences: Ex-post revenue maximization for an arbitrary number of objects Ryosuke Sakai
1-convex extensions of partially defined cooperative games and their solution concepts Martin Cerny A core-partition solution for coalitional rankings Philippe Solal
with partial information Jan Bok Weak assortative multisided matching games Javier Martínez de Albéniz
Three-person Unstructured Bargaining Experiment: Effect of Communication Taro Shinoda
Minimal winning coalitions and orders of criticality Michele Aleandri Hedonic games and social ranking solutions Stefano Moretti
Distributing the European Union Greenhouse Gas emission 2030 Foroogh Salekpay The Role of Information Design in Facilitating Trust and Trustworthiness Michiko Ogaku
A description of the Shapley value using a binary procedure Iván Téllez The core and balancedness of TU games with infinite many players Miklós Pintér
15:30 – 16:00 COFFEE BREAK
16:00 – 16:15 SING BEST STUDENT PAPER PRICE
Room A Pass: SINGA1
16:15 – 16:30 CLOSSING SESSION
Room A Pass: SINGA1
16:35 – 17:30 SING ASSAMBLY
Room A Pass: SINGA1
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
NAME AFFILIATION Abdelmonaim Tlidi cadi ayyad university of Marrakesh Agnieszka Rusinowska CNRS - Paris School of Economics
Aidan Smith University of Oxford
Alae Baha Toulouse School of Economics Alba Roviello University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli
Alberto Pinto University of Porto
Alejandro Saavedra-Nieves Universidade de Santiago de Compostela Alex Possajennikov University of Nottingham
Alexander Mayer University of Bayreuth
Alfonso Rosa Garcia Universidad de Murcia Ana Meca Universidad Mighel Hernández de Elche
Anastas Tenev Maastricht University
András Kálecz-Simon Corvinus University of Budapest Andrea di Liddo University of Foggia - Italy
Andrés Jiménez-Losada Universidad de Sevilla
Anna Ráhel Radványi Corvinus University of Budapest Anna Tur Saint-Petersburg State University
Anne Marie Go De La Salle University
Anne van den Nouweland University of Oregon
Antonio Carlos Alarcón Universidad de Huelva
Antonio Di Bari University of Bari
Aram Grigoryan Duke University
Asier Estevan Public University of Navarre Aviad Heifetz Open University of Israel
Ayano Nakagawa Waseda University
Balázs R. Sziklai Centre for Economic and Regional Studies Bas Dietzenbacher Maastricht University
Bernardo Moreno Universidad de Málaga
Camelia Bejan
Carmelo Rodriguez-Alvarez Universidad Complutense
Carmen Hernández
Carmen Quinteiro Sandomingo Universidade de Vigo
Christian Trudeau university of Windsor Claudius Gros Goethe University Frankfurt
Cori Vilella Bach Universitat Rovira i Virgili
Daniel Samaniego Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
Daria Boratyn Jagiellonian University Dariusz Stolicki Jagiellonian University
David Gill Purdue University
David Lowing Université Lyon St-Etienne David Perez-Castrillo Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
Dmitry Rokhlin Southern Federal University
Dominik Bruckner University of Bamberg
Dylan Laplace Mermoud Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne Eduardo Garcia Echeverri University of Rochester
Encarnación Algaba University of Sevilla
Eric Kamwa Univ. des Antilles Estela Sánchez Rodríguez SIDOR. Universidade de Vigo
Farzad Pourbabaee UC Berkeley
Florian Navarro Université d'Angers Foivos Savva University of St Andrews
Foroogh Salekpay Universitat Rovira I Virgili
Francesco Caruso University of Naples Federico II Francesco Ciardiello University of SHeffield
Francisco López-Navarrete Universidad Mighel Hernández de Elche
Frank Steffen University of Bayreuth
Gerard Domenech University of Barcelona Gero Henseler University of Hamburg
Gisèle Umbhauer University of Strasbourg
Gustavo Bergantiños Universidade de Vigo Héctor Hermida Rivera University of East Anglia
Heyin Hou Southeast University
Hiroki Shinozaki Osaka University Honorata Sosnowska Warsaw School of Economics
Hugo Galindo Universidad de Sevilla
Iago Núñez Lugilde SIDOR. Universidade de Vigo
Ignacio García-Jurado Universidade da Coruña
Ilya Petrov Russian Academy of Sciences
Inês Carrilho Nunes CEG-IST Instituto Superior Técnico Universidade Lisboa
Inés Gallego-Sánchez Universidad de Sevilla
Iván Téllez Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí
Izabella Stach AGH University of Science and Technology
Jacqueline Morgan University of Naples Federico II
Jan Bok Charles University Javier Martínez de Albéniz University of Barcelona
Joao Paulo Almeida Instituto politécnico de Bragança
Joaquín Sánchez-Soriano Universidad Mighel Hernández de Elche
Jochen Staudacher Hochschule Kempten
Joel Watson UC San Diego
Jon Benito-Ostolaza Universidad Pública de Navarra Jop Schouten Tilburg University
Jordi Massó Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Jose A. García-Martínez Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche
José Manuel Gallardo Universidad de Sevilla José Martins Polytechnic Institute of Leiria
José-Manuel Giménez-Gómez Universitat Rovira i Virgili
Josep Freixas Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya Josep Maria Izquierdo Universitat de Barcelona
Juan Camilo Gomez
Juan D. Moreno-Ternero Universidad Pablo de Olavide
Julio Rodrigo García Universidad de Sevilla
Jung You california state university Justyna Winnicki Jagiellonian University
Kevin Techer Université Lyon St-Etienne
Konstantinos Papadopoulos Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Laura Davila Pena Universidade de Santiago de Compostela
Lina Andersson Gothenburg University
Livino Manuel Armijos-Toro Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain and Universidad de las Fuerzas Armadas ESPE, Ecuador
Makoto Hagiwara Osaka University of Economics
Mantas Radzvilas Marche Polytechnic University
Manuela Basallote Universidad de Sevilla
Manvir Schneider ETH Zurich
Marc Taberner Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya Marcin Malawski Koźmiński University
Marco Slikker Technische Universiteit Eindhoven
Marek Pycia University of Zurich, Switzerland
Margarita Domènech Blàzquez Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
María Albina Puente Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
Maria Carmela Ceparano University of Naples Federico II
Maria Ekes SGH Warsaw School of Economics
María Jesús Campión Universidad Pública de Navarra
Maria Montero University of Nottingham Maria Serna Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
Marina Núñez University of Barcelona
Markus Kinateder Universidad de Navarra Marta Biancardi University of Bari
Martijn Ketelaars Tilburg University
Martin Černý Charles University Matthijs Ruijgrok Utrecht University
Mehmet Ismail New York University
Michał Ramsza Warsaw School of Economics Michela Chessa Université Cote d'Azur
Michele Aleandri Luiss
Michiko Ogaku Nagasaki University Miguel Ángel Mirás Calvo ECOBAS. Universidade de Vigo
Mikel Alvarez-Mozos Universitat de Barcelona
Miklós Pintér Corvinus University of Budapest Mostapha Diss Univ. Bourgogne Franche-Comt
Nadezhda V. Smirnova Saint-Petersburg State University
Naoki Watanabe Keio University
Natividad Pacual Universidad Mighel Hernández de Elche
Oihane Gallo University of Lausanne
Omar de la Cruz universidad Ori Haimanko BEN-GURION UNIVERSITY OF THE NEGEV
Orin Munk Tel-Aviv University
Oscar Volij Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Patrick Allmis University of Antwerp
Pawel Zawislak SGH Warsaw School of Economics
Péter Csóka Corvinus University of Budapest Philippe Solal Université Lyon St-Etienne
Przemysław Siemaszko Warsaw School of Economics
Rajani Singh Copenhagen Business School
Reinhard Neck University of Klagenfurt
Ricardo Martínez Universidad de Granada
Riccardo Saulle University of Padova Rick Acosta Universidad Mighel Hernández de Elche
Robert Gilles Queen's University Belfast
Robert Somogyi Budapest University of Technology and Economics Roberto Rozzi Ca' Foscari University of Venice
Rocio Botta
Rudramoorthi Thangaraj Indian Institute of Technology Madras
Ruud Hendrickx Tilburg University
Ryosuke Sakai Osaka University
Sarah Kühn Paderborn University
Satoshi Fukuda Bocconi University Sebastien Courtin Unicaen
Sergei Balakin Ohio State University
Shigehiro Serizawa Osaka University
Silvia Miquel University of Lleida
Stefano Moretti Universite Paris-Dauphine
Subhasish Chowdhury University of Bath
Sudha Madhavi Dastrala Indian Institute of Management-Bangalore Surajit Borkotokey Dibrugarh University
Swapnil Dhamal Chalmers University of Technology
Sylvain Béal Univ. Bourgogne Franche-Comt
Tadeusz Platkowski University of Warsaw
Takumi Kongo Fukuoka University
Taro Shinoda Waseda University
Teresa Estañ Universidad Mighel Hernández de Elche Toygar Kerman Maastricht University
Utku Ünver Boston College
Victoria Prowse Purdue University Xavier Molinero Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
Yevgeny Tsodikovich Aix-Marseille University
Yorick Peeters Eindhoven University of Technology - OPAC Group
Yu Zhou Kyoto University
Yukihiko Funaki Waseda University
Yuya Wakabayashi Osaka University Zsófia Dornai Budapest University of Technology and Economics