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Controversies in Game Theory: Homo Oeconomicus Versus Homo Socialis

Term: Fall 2014

The block course "Controversies in Game Theory: Homo Oeconomicus Versus Homo Socialis" (851-0585-36L) in the Fall semester 2014 will take place each day in the week from Sept. 8 to Sept. 12, 2014, from 9 to 12 am in room IFW C 33. The (preliminary) schedule is given below, any further information on the course may be found here.

NOTE: On Friday the block course is part of a larger scientific workshop on the same topic. Details about the workshop, venue etc. will be announced here.

Course Schedule

Date	Time	Presenter	Title
08.09.	09.00-10.00	Dirk Helbing	Introduction to the course.	IFW C 33
	10.00-11.00	Herbert Gintis	Anatomy of Other-Regarding Behavior: Private Selves, Public Selves, Character Virtues, and Categorical Imperatives.	IFW C 33
	11.00-12.00	Bruno Frey	Beyond Standard Behavioral Economics.	IFW C 33
09.09.	09.00-10.00	Heiko Rauhut	Models of reciprocity for homo economicus and homo socialis.	IFW C 33
	10.00-11.00	Ryan Murphy	Social Value Orientation: Theoretical and Measurement Issues in the Study of Social Preferences.	IFW C 33
	11.00-12.00	Andreas Diekmann	Norm violations and the second-order free rider dilemma. Strategic motives versus altruistic punishment.	IFW C 33
10.09.	09.00-10.00	Dirk Helbing	How Natural Selection Can Create Both Self- and Other-Regarding Preferences, and Networked Minds.	IFW C 33
	10.00-11.00	Heinrich Nax	Evolution of Cooperative Behavior under Meritocratic Matching.	IFW C 33
	11.00-12.00	Herbert Gintis	Homo Socialis: An Analytical Core for Sociological Theory.	IFW C 33
11.09.	09.00-10.00	Urs Fischbacher	Theory and evidence on the assessment of intention and responsibility I.	IFW C 33
	10.00-11.00	Urs Fischbacher	Theory and evidence on the assessment of intention and responsibility II.	IFW C 33
	11.00-12.00	Michael Mäs	Experiments on unintended consequences of rational behavior.	IFW C 33
12.09.	09.00-12.00 14.00-17.00	Workshop	see Conference homepage for details	LFO C 13

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