Collaborative Rearch: Summer Program on Game Theory and Economics (June - July 2000, 2001, and 2002 Stony Brook, New York)

9987692陶曼博弈论在当代经济理论的许多研究中发挥着重要作用，因此在世界各地杰出的研究中心组织的活动中，博弈论是一个频繁的主题。该基金支持纽约州立大学石溪分校（USB）经济学博弈论中心2000-2002年度夏季项目。USB的夏季课程在其明确关注博弈论方面是独一无二的，无论是理论还是应用。每年夏季都举办面向研究的会议和讲习班，并就一个具有重大意义的题目提供密集的教学课程，同时还提供一段时间的非正式研究活动。一个庞大的国际研究小组——由知名学者、初级教师和研究生组成——他们的兴趣代表了博弈论的各种理论和应用方面。2000年至2002年的项目是1990年至1999年在石溪举行的一系列夏季活动的延续，每次活动都吸引了150多名参与者。正式活动通常包括为期五天的会议，包括全体会议和平行会议，以及邀请和贡献的文件；关于选定主题的为期两周的讲习班；通常是一到两周的精选主题强化教学。以往项目的成功证明了这种形式和方法的价值。虽然夏季课程的主要目标是刺激和传播理论和应用方面的新进展，但它也有助于使博弈论的概念和方法发展提供给经济学和其他学科的学者群体。同时，夏季项目为这些学者提供了一个向博弈论学者展示他们的想法和关注的场所，使双方能够探索富有成效的合作新领域。这种互动是活动中不可或缺的、非常重要的一部分。

9987692TaumanGame theory plays a significant role in much of the contemporary research in economic theory and is accordingly a frequent theme in organized activities at outstanding research centers throughout the world. This grant supports the annual summer programs in 2000-2002 of the Center for Game Theory in Economics, at the State University of New York at Stony Brook (USB). The USB's summer program is unique in its explicit focus on game theory, both theoretical and applied. Each summer research-oriented conferences and workshops and an intensive course of instruction on a topic of major significance, complemented by a further period of informal research activities are made available. A large international group of researchers --- a mix of established scholars, junior faculty, and graduate students --- whose interests represent a diverse array of theoretical and applied aspects of game theory are brought together. The programs for 2000-2002 are a continuation of the series of summer activities held at Stony Brook from 1990 to 1999, each of which attracted more than 150 participants. Formal activities normally include a five-day conference with plenary and parallel sessions, and invited and contributed papers; two weeks of workshops on selected themes; and quite often one to two weeks of intensive instruction on selected topics. The value of this format and approach is evidenced by the success of the previous programs.While the summer program's primary objective is to stimulate and disseminate new advances in both theory and applications, it also serves to make conceptual and methodological developments in game theory available to an expanding group of scholars in economics and other disciplines. At the same time the summer program provides a venue for these scholars to present their ideas and concerns to game-theorists, enabling both to explore fruitful new areas of collaboration. This interaction is an integral, and very valued, part of the activities.