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 ---22-April-2022-Formal-Models-of-Democracy-Rotter
 dam-The-Netherlands-or-virtual-Rotterdam-The-Nethe
 rlands-or-Virtual
DTSTAMP:20211111T170202
SUMMARY:Formal Models of Democracy, Rotterdam (The
  Netherlands) or  virtual, Rotterdam (The Netherla
 nds) or Virtual
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220420
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220422
LOCATION:Rotterdam (The Netherlands) or Virtual
DESCRIPTION:The Erasmus Institute for Philosophy a
 nd Economics (Erasmus School of Philosophy, Erasmu
 s University of Rotterdam) and the OZSW study grou
 p on Social Choice and Group Dynamics are organisi
 ng a graduate conference on Formal Models of Democ
 racy, featuring contributed talks by junior schola
 rs and tutorials by Hélène Landemore (Yale Univers
 ity) and Ulle Endriss (University of Amsterdam).  
 Formal modelling (decision theory, game theory, so
 cial choice theory, agent-based models, formal epi
 stemology) has been and continues to be an importa
 nt source of insight for political philosophy in g
 eneral, and democratic theory in particular. The a
 im of this graduate workshop is to bring together 
 junior scholars working on formal models and the n
 ormative theory of democracy. We specifically welc
 ome contributions that combine both enterprises, o
 r that critically inspect the relation between the
 m.  We welcome contributions by graduate students 
 and scholars who obtained their PhD after March 1s
 t, 2019. Depending on the number of high-quality s
 ubmissions received, these junior scholars will ha
 ve between 30 and 45 minutes (including Q&A) to pr
 esent their work or research project.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>The Erasm
 us Institute for Philosophy and Economics (Erasmus
  School of Philosophy, Erasmus University of Rotte
 rdam) and the OZSW study group on Social Choice an
 d Group Dynamics are organising a graduate confere
 nce on Formal Models of Democracy, featuring contr
 ibuted talks by junior scholars and tutorials by&n
 bsp;<a href="https://politicalscience.yale.edu/peo
 ple/h-l-ne-landemore">Hélène Landemore</a>&nbsp;(Y
 ale University) and&nbsp;<a href="https://staff.sc
 ience.uva.nl/u.endriss/">Ulle Endriss</a>&nbsp;(Un
 iversity of Amsterdam).</p>\n\n  <p>Formal modelli
 ng (decision theory, game theory, social choice th
 eory, agent-based models, formal epistemology) has
  been and continues to be an important source of i
 nsight for political philosophy in general, and de
 mocratic theory in particular. The aim of this gra
 duate workshop is to bring together junior scholar
 s working on formal models and the normative theor
 y of democracy. We specifically welcome contributi
 ons that combine both enterprises, or that critica
 lly inspect the relation between them.</p>\n</div>
 <div>\n  <p>We welcome contributions by graduate s
 tudents and scholars who obtained their PhD after 
 March 1st, 2019. Depending on the number of high-q
 uality submissions received, these junior scholars
  will have between 30 and 45 minutes (including Q&
 amp;A) to present their work or research project.<
 /p>\n</div>
URL:https://www.ozsw.nl/event-calendar/graduate-co
 nference-formal-models-of-democracy/
CONTACT:vandeputte at esphil.eur.nl
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