Workshop on Game Theory: Stony Brook

Drew Fudenberg organizes a workshop with the help of Guillaume Frechette, Muriel Niederle, and
Leeat Yariv

Workshop on Experimental Game Theory
July 14-15, 2013 - Stony Brook University


July 14-15, 2013 - Location TBD
July 14 - Day One

 Registration and Breakfast
Welcome remarks
09:05am
"Institutions build intutitions: creating cultures of cooperation and defection in the laboratory"
David Rand - Yale University

"The relationship between cooperation and punishment: evidence from online experiments"
Alex Peysakhovich - Harvard University

10:55am
Coffee Break
11:20am
"It's the Thought that Counts: The Role of intentions in Reciprocal Altruism,"
Anna Dreber - Stockholm School of Economics

12:15pm
Lunch
1:45pm
"Dissolution of Partnerships in Infinitely Repeated Games: An Experimental Examiniation of Termination Clauses"
Alistair Wilson - University of Pittsburgh

2:40pm
Break

3:05pm
"Native Play and the Process of Choice in Guessing"
Marina Agranov - Caltech

"Identifying Predictable Players"
Muriel Niederle - Stanford University

July 15 - Day Two


9:05am
"Cheap Talk and Transparency as Substitutes for Commitment in Indefinitely Repeated Policy Games"
John Duffy - University of Pittsburgh

"Cooperation in Dynamic Games: An Experimental Investigation"
Emanuel Vespa - UC Santa Barbara

10:55am
Coffee Break

11:20am
"Social Coupons: Mechanism Design for Social Media"

Tanya Rosenblat - Iowa State University

12:15pm
Lunch
1:45pm
"An Experimental Test of a Complex Market Design: Changing the Course Allocation System at Wharton"
Judd Kessler - University of Pennsylvania

2:40pm
Break
3:05pm
"Bargaining in Supply Chain Networks"
Stephen Leider - University of Michigan

"Belief Updating and the Demand for Information: An Experiment"
Sandro Ambuehl - Stanford University