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Subject: CFP : Artificial Economics 2005
Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 13:48:23 +0100
From: Philippe Mathieu <philippe.mathieu@lifl.fr>
To: sma@loria.fr <sma@loria.fr>, agents@cs.umbc.edu, alad@cs.york.ac.uk, 
        DAI-List@mcc.com, Jacques Le Maitre <lemaitre@univ-tln.fr>


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                        CALL FOR PARTICIPATION

                                 for

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                   |  Artificial Economics'2005  |
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            Symposium in Agent-based Computational Methods
            in Finance, Game Theory and their applications

                    Lille, September 15--16, 2005

                  http://cisco.univ-lille1.fr/ae2005

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The  main aims  of the  event  are to  present computer-science  based
multi-agent  methodologies  and   tools  with  their  applications  to
social-scientists  (mainly people  from economics  and  the management
sciences) ;  present uses  and needs of  multi-agent based  models and
their  constraints, as used  by those  social scientists,  to computer
scientists ;  and above all favor  the meeting of people  and ideas of
those  two  communities  in order  to  be  able  to construct  a  much
structured multi-disciplinary approach.

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                 COMMUNICATIONS AND INVITED SPEAKERS
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20 papers  chosen by  the programme committee  through a  double blind
process will  be presented by  their authors.  The proceedings  of the
conference  will  be  published  in  a volume  of  "Lecture  Notes  in
Economics  and  Mathematical Systems"  by  Springer  available to  all
participants.  The  complete list of  selected papers is  available on
the conference website.

During the  event exchanges and  discussions will have a  large space.
It  will  offer  presentations  of  papers  selected  by  the  program
committee as well as special invited keynote sessions:

* Dr Robert  Axtell, from The  Brookings Institution and the  Santa Fe
  Institute, will  give a talk temporarily entitled  "Very Large Scale
  Multi-Agent Systems and Emergent Macroeconomics".

* Pr Cristiano Castelfranchi, from the Institute of Cognitive Sciences
  and  Technologies and  the University  of  Siena, will  give a  talk
  temporarily entitled "The Invisible (Left) Hand".

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                                PLACE
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The symposium will  last two days and will take  place in Lille, which
is  very well connected  to most  major european  cities.  It  will be
located  in the  historical center  of  Lille in  the "State  Business
School"  facility of the  University of  Sciences and  Technologies of
Lille:

           Universite des Sciences et Technologies de Lille
              Institut d'Administration des Entreprises
                     104, Avenue du Peuple Belge
                             59043 Lille

A  social event  will gather  all  participants on  the first  evening
allowing them to discover the historical  heart of the town as well as
its history. It will be concluded by a dinner enabling participants to
discover local cooking and brewering.

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                    REGISTRATIONS AND INFORMATIONS
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All  informations   concerning  registration  and   accomodations  are
available on the conference  website. For any further informations one
may contact the organizing committee chair:

                         Pr Philippe MATHIEU

                   email : philippe.mathieu@lifl.fr
                   www   : http://cisco.univ-lille1.fr/ae2005

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        Pr Philippe MATHIEU
        LIFL - UMR 8022 CNRS - Bat. M3
        Université de Lille 1
        59655 VILLENEUVE D'ASCQ Cedex  FRANCE

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