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CALL FOR POSTERS AND PARTICIPATION

3rd ILLC Workshop on Collective Decision Making
Amsterdam, 6-7 June 2019

Submit a poster by Monday, 20 May 2019.

Register by Saturday, 25 May 2019 (early registration is free).

Website: http://www.illc.uva.nl/~ulle/workshop-2019/

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The Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC) at the
University of Amsterdam will host the 3rd ILLC Workshop on Collective
Decision Making on 6-7 June 2019 in the historic centre of Amsterdam.

The scientific programme of this informal workshop will be structured
around a number of invited talks on topics broadly related to the design
and analysis of mechanisms for collective decision making. There will be
an open poster session (to which submissions are now invited), one of
those infamous "rump sessions" so beloved by the computational social
choice research community, and plenty of time for discussion.

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*** INVITED SPEAKERS                                                 ****
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Invited talks will be given by Antoinette Baujard (Saint-Etienne), Caspar 
Chorus (Delft), Umberto Grandi (Toulouse), Davide Grossi (Groningen), 
Ronald de Haan (Amsterdam), Arianna Novaro (Toulouse), Daniele Porello 
(Trento), Ton Storcken (Maastricht), Zoi Terzopoulou (Amsterdam), 
Matthijs van Veelen (Amsterdam), and Anaelle Wilczynski (Munich).

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Members of the computational social choice research community and those
working on related topics are cordially invited to participate in the
workshop's open poster session. This is an inclusive event and we
specifically invite submissions discussing work in progress (but you are
equally welcome to simply submit a poster you are also presenting at one
of the major conferences this year). Submissions will be reviewed for
relevance to the workshop only and, subject to space constraints, we
intend to accept all reasonable submissions.

You can submit either an abstract of up to 500 words or a draft of the
poster itself, anytime before the end of Monday, 20 May 2019. Early
submissions are welcome. We will try to let you know whether we can
accommodate your poster within one week of receiving your submission.

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We would like to to get a realistic estimate of the number of attendees
well in advance of the event, so as to be able to order the right amount
of coffee. Here is how we hope to achieve this:

Early registration is free and possible until Saturday, 25 May 2019.

Late registration costs EUR 10, to be paid in cash on site.

The first five registered participants will be offered a free copy of the 
book "Trends in Computational Social Choice".

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*** ORGANISERS                                                        ***
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The workshop is organised by Ulle Endriss, with the help of Suzanne 
Bloks, Arthur Boixel, and Sirin Botan, all based at the ILLC, University 
of Amsterdam.

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