Conference: Frontiers of Rationality and Decision (Groningen)
Final CfP: Frontiers of Rationality and Decision, August 29-31 in Groningen
Conference on the
FRONTIERS OF RATIONALITY AND DECISION
August 29-31, University of Groningen
We welcome submissions of extended abstracts; see the website for further instructions. The deadline for submitting abstracts is April 15.
The conference highlights frontiers of formal and philosophical approaches to reasoning and decision making: recent developments, limitations, open questions and uncharted territory. It marks the end of a series of meetings by leading experts on theoretical and practical rationality. Invited presentations will be given by Branden Fitelson, Jeff Helzner, Simon Hutegger, Katya Tentori, and Kevin Zollman, and by many of the network participants.
Limited funding is available for contributors and for PhD students who would like to attend the conference. Please contact the organisers at RatDec2012@rug.nl if you wish to apply for funding.
Note that the event is preceded by a Groningen / Munich summer school on formal methods in philosophy.
Conference on the
FRONTIERS OF RATIONALITY AND DECISION
August 29-31, University of Groningen
We welcome submissions of extended abstracts; see the website for further instructions. The deadline for submitting abstracts is April 15.
The conference highlights frontiers of formal and philosophical approaches to reasoning and decision making: recent developments, limitations, open questions and uncharted territory. It marks the end of a series of meetings by leading experts on theoretical and practical rationality. Invited presentations will be given by Branden Fitelson, Jeff Helzner, Simon Hutegger, Katya Tentori, and Kevin Zollman, and by many of the network participants.
Limited funding is available for contributors and for PhD students who would like to attend the conference. Please contact the organisers at RatDec2012@rug.nl if you wish to apply for funding.
Note that the event is preceded by a Groningen / Munich summer school on formal methods in philosophy.
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