International Conference "Advances in Fair Division"

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Fairness is a hard design constraint in most resource allocation mechanisms, but its conceptualization is a hard problem, approached somewhat differently by, inter alia, economists and other social scientists, computer scientists, operations researchers, and mathematicians. This meeting will gather, in a single session "workshop" format, more than twenty scholars at the heart of these debates from these various disciplines.

Dates: August 9-11, 2017
Place: 3/1-A Kantemirovskaya st., St. Petersburg, Russia

Conference Schedule (updated on 31/07/2017)
Photos on Google Drive

Our speakers:

Speaker	Title
Sophie Bade, Royal Holloway College, University of London	Shift Exchange Problems
Olivier Bochet, New YorkUniversity in Abu Dhabi	Manipulating Fair Division Rules
Sylvain Bouveret, Grenoble Informatics Laboratory	Fair Division of Indivisible Goods on a Graph Sylvain Bouveret
Simina Branzei, Hebrew University of Jerusalem	The query and communication complexity of cake cutting Simina Branzei
Wonki Jo Cho, Korea University	Fractional Group Identification
Battal Dogan, University of Lausanne	On Acceptant and Substitutable Choice Rules
Vasilis Gkatzelis, Drexel University	Nash social welfare maximization Vasilis Gkatzelis
Erel Segal Halevi, Bar Ilan university	Cutting a Cake with both Good and Bad Parts Erel Segal-Halevi
Patrick Harless, University of Glasgow	Efficient rules for probabilistic assignment
Dorothea Herreiner, Loyola Marymount University	Envy Freeness and other Fairness Criteria – Experimental and Empirical Evidence
Jens Leth Hougaard, University of Copenhagen	Implementation of maximum welfare connection networks
Onur Kesten, Carnegie Mellon University	Parallel versus Sequential School Admissions: A Tale of Two Countries
Morimitsu Kurino, University of Tsukuba	Dural organ markets: coexistence of living and deceased donors
Jerome Lang, LAMSADE University Paris-Dauphine	Picking Sequences for Resource Allocation Jerome Lang
Justin Leroux, HEC Montréal	Solidarity, Frugality and Context-Dependent Fairness Justin Leroux
Nicolas Maudet, Pierre and Marie Curie University	Distributed Fair Allocation of Indivisible Goods
Juan D. Moreno-Ternero, Universidad Pablo de Olavide	Sharing the revenues from broadcasting sport events
Oleg Musin, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley	Fair division and colorful KKM type theorems
Alexander Nesterov, National Research University “Higher School of Economics”	On assignment with cardinal preferences
Fedor Sandomirskiy, National Research University “Higher School of Economics”	Competitive division of a mixed manna
Francis Edward Su, Harvey Mudd College	Fair Division Using Topological Combinatorics
William Thomson, University of Rochester	New properties of rules for the adjudication of conflicting claims
Christian Trudeau, University of Windsor	Fairness, stability and complementarity: a cooperative game approach to the job scheduling problem

Date

9 August 09:00

Address

ул. Кантемировская, д. 3, к. 1, лит. А

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