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 --29-May-2010-Game-Theory-and-Communication-Prospe
 cts-and-Syntheses
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SUMMARY:Game Theory and Communication: Prospects a
 nd Syntheses
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100528
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20100529
LOCATION:Center for the Study of Language and Info
 rmation, Stanford University
DESCRIPTION:This conference aims to explore the st
 ate of the art of game-theoretic models in the stu
 dy of communication and language. The importance o
 f the interplay between participants in modeling t
 he dynamics of communication has long been appreci
 ated. Only recently, however, have the specific mo
 dels of game theory been applied to this problem. 
 Recent developments in fields as diverse as evolut
 ionary biology and multi-agent systems have shed n
 ew light on both the sophistication of game-theore
 tic models and the breadth of phenomena they can a
 ddress. The goal of this conference is to consolid
 ate perspectives and encourage communication on th
 is topic across disciplinary lines. As such, both 
 "communication" and "game-theoretic model" should 
 be construed as broadly as possible; researchers i
 n any field actively pursuing this endeavor are en
 couraged to apply.   Invited speakers include Robe
 rt Stalnaker, Rohit Parikh, Prashant Parikh.  Send
  submission or any inquiries to Alistair Isaac at 
 aisaac at stanford.edu   Interested parties should
  submit a 1 - 2 page abstract summarizing material
  suitable for a 30 - 40 minute talk. Deadline: Mar
 ch 1, 2010. This is an interdisciplinary conferenc
 e: submissions from any relevant field are welcome
 .
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n        <p>\n 
        This\n        conference aims to explore th
 e state of the art of game-theoretic\n        mode
 ls in the study of communication and language.  Th
 e importance of\n        the interplay between par
 ticipants in modeling the dynamics of\n        com
 munication has long been appreciated.  Only recent
 ly, however, have\n        the specific models of 
 game theory been applied to this problem. \n      
   Recent developments in fields as diverse as evol
 utionary biology and\n        multi-agent systems 
 have shed new light on both the sophistication of\
 n        game-theoretic models and the breadth of 
 phenomena they can address. \n        The goal of 
 this conference is to consolidate perspectives and
 \n        encourage communication on this topic ac
 ross disciplinary lines. \n        As such, both "
 communication" and "game-theoretic model" should b
 e\n        construed as broadly as possible; resea
 rchers in any field actively\n        pursuing thi
 s endeavor are encouraged to apply.\n        </p>\
 n        <p>Invited speakers include Robert Stalna
 ker, Rohit Parikh, Prashant Parikh.</p>\n    \n   
    \n        <p>Send submission or any inquiries t
 o <i>Alistair Isaac</i> at <a class="email">aisaac
  <span class="at">at</span> stanford.edu</a>\n    
     </p>\n    </div><div>\n        <p>\n        In
 terested parties should submit a 1 - 2 page abstra
 ct summarizing material suitable for a 30 - 40 min
 ute talk.\n        <b>Deadline</b>:  March 1, 2010
 .\n        This is an interdisciplinary conference
 : submissions from any relevant field are welcome.
 \n        </p>\n      </div>
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