Speakers

Louis Billera (Cornell University, USA): Balanced collections revisited

Alessandra Casella (Columbia University, USA): Democracy and Intensity of Preferences. A Test of Storable Votes and Quadratic Voting on Four California Propositions

José Correa (Universidad de Chile, Chile): School Choice in Chile

Gabrielle Demange (EHESS, Paris School of Economics, France): Resolution procedures in a system of financially linked institutions

Pradeep Dubey (Stony Brook University, USA): Transfers in Non-cooperative Games

Eric Maskin (Harvard University, USA): Elections and Strategic Voting: Condorcet and Borda

Claire Mathieu (CNRS, ENS Paris, France): Stable marriage and the French college admissions platform

Iain McLean (University of Oxford, UK): Academe meets politics:  uses and non-uses of Fair Representation and Majority Judgment in electoral politics

Hervé Moulin (University of Glasgow, UK): Guarantees in Fair Division, under informational parsimony

Vincent Pons (Harvard University, USA): Rankings Matter Even When They Shouldn't: Bandwagon Effect in Two-Round Elections

Friedrich Pukelsheim (University of Augsburg, Germany): Fair Representation by Double Proportionality

Clemens Puppe (University of Karlsruhe, Germany): Strategy-Proofness and Responsiveness imply Minimal Participation

Chloé Ridel (Association Mieux Voter, France): Majority Judgment: from Research to Politics

Marco Scarsini (LUISS Business School, Italy): Asymptotics of large games: Wardrop vs Poisson

Gautier Stauffer (Kedges Business School, France): How many matchings cover the nodes of a graph?

John Weymark (Vanderbilt University, USA): The Core of a Transferable Utility Game as the Solution to a Public Good Market Demand Problem

Peyton Young (Johns Hopkins University, USA and University of Oxford, UK): Mathematics that Matters: The Theory and Practice of Legislative Apportionment