Call for Papers :
The next International Social Dilemma Conference will be held in downtown Chicago at the historic Palmer House Hotel. As in past social dilemma conferences, a full program of talks and posters is anticipated.
In addition, the annual Taste of Chicago Festival will coincide with the meeting, giving conferees a great chance to sample the food, music, and other attractions of Chicago between conference sessions.
Keynote addresses will be delivered by :
- Robyn Dawes, Department of Social and Decision Sciences, Carnegie-Mellon University, "The Past and Future of Social Dilemma Research",
- Arun Agrawal, Department of Political Science, Yale University, "Institutional Sustainability and the Commons".
Conference participants who wish to present a paper or a poster must submit an abstract to the Program Committee by January 30, 2001.
The default method of submission is electronic :
To access the electronic submission page, you'll need the Submission Access ID. It is SD2000 (case sensitive). To submit an abstract, go to http://psychology.msu.edu/SD.
We anticipate notifying people about their submissions by March 15, 2001.
Questions about the Program or a submission should be directed to the Chair of the Program Committee, Keith Murninghan.
A website has been created on which information about the conference may be found (see http://www.msu.edu/user/kerr/sdconf ). Check this site often, as we will be updating it periodically.
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