Submission for GAMES 2016, the Fifth World Congress of the
Game Theory Society, is now open, and closes on February 15,
2016.
The Congress takes place Sunday-Thursday 24-28 July, 2016 in
Maastricht, the Netherlands. You can submit a paper
(including an abstract of up to 150 words), and revise it
until submission closes, after registering free of charge
with the EasyChair conference system, as described in the
submission instructions at
http://www.games2016.nl/submissions
Each participant can submit only one paper.
Accepted papers will be selected for a contributed talk of
25 minutes (including discussion/questions) in a parallel
session, or else a poster presentation (entered into a queue
in case talk slots become available).
The Congress is the main event of the Game Theory Society,
which takes place every four years.
Participation at the Congress requires membership in the
Game Theory Society in 2016 (which is inexpensive, see 2015
membership options including journal subscriptions and
concessionary rates at
http://www.gametheorysociety.org/join/online.html
GAMES 2016 conference fee: Early 390 Euros, late (from May
16, 2016) 490 Euros. The fee includes access to all talks,
refreshments and lunches, a conference dinner, and free
local public transport. Students get a 50 percent discount.
Inexpensive dormitory rooms will be available.
The Congress is co-located with the 17th ACM Conference on
Economics and Computation (EC'16) which participants at
GAMES 2016 are allowed to attend (as are EC participants at
the Congress).
Maastricht is a beautiful medieval city in the heart of
Europe. The Congress takes place in a single location at the
university in the town center. Maastricht is in easy reach
from airports at Brussels BRU, Cologne/Bonn CGN, Duesseldorf
DUS, or Amsterdam AMS. Information on public transportation
and shuttle services (in particular to BRU and DUS) will be
provided on the conference website.
Important dates:
Submission deadline papers: February 15, 2016
Notification of decisions: March 15, 2016
Deadline for Early registrations: May 15, 2016
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