2007 NSF/CEME Decentralization Conference

"Diversity and Robustness"

Center For the Study of Complex Systems
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

Co Sponsor:
James S. McDonnell Foundation

Series Coordinator:
Matt Jackson, Stanford University

Local organizer:
Scott E Page, University of Michigan, Santa Fe Institute

Date: April 20-22, 2007

Location:
411 West Hall (Ehrlicher Room)
University of Michigan

To view the submitted papers click here

To attend, please register by contacting Howard Oishi hoishi@umich.edu .

Agenda: Click here to view agenda

Lodging: http://www.annarbor.org/ .

The theme for the 2007 NSF/CEME Decentralization Conference will be "Diversity and Robustness." Special consideration will be given to papers that consider heterogeneity - diverse preferences, types, behavioral patterns, information, perspectives - and to papers that discuss robust mechanism design.

A conference website listing accommodations and registration will be up shortly.

For an overview of the conference series, see http://www.stanford.edu/~jacksonm/history.htm.

For information from last year's 2006 conference, see http://www.decentralization06.com.

For past programs, see: http://www.stanford.edu/~jacksonm/programs.htm.

To receive information about forthcoming Decentralization Conferences, you can add your name to the e-mail list by registering. If you are already on the e-mail list you do not need to re-register, unless it is to update your email address due to a change. To do this you may simply send an email indicating your name and email address to Matthew O. Jackson at jacksonm@stanford.edu.