Research and Publications

CES Research Group "Networks and Games"

Research Topics

Microeconomic Theory, Game Theory, Operations Research, Social Choice Theory:

Social and Economic Networks, Influence and Opinion Dynamics, Coalitions, Voting Power, Bargaining Theory, Alliances

Research Projects (Funded)

1. 2023 - present : CNRS MITI (Mission pour les initiatives transverses et interdisciplinaires) – Aide à la décision, Project NEGOCLIM – Modéliser et simuler les négociations sur le climat (Modeling and Simulating Climate Negotiations)

2. 2021 - present : Member of the European Joint Doctorate Programme, EU project 956107 Innovative Training Network, Project EPOC - Economic Policy in Complex Environments

3. 2017 - 2021 : Member of the European Joint Doctorates Programme, Project ExSIDE - Expectations and Social Influence Dynamics in Economics, Horizon 2020 Programme

4. 10/2014 - 10/2018 : Member of the ANR (Agence Nationale de la Recherche, Programme Blanc) Project CoCoRICoCoDEC - Complexity, Computation, Rationality and Incentives in Cooperative Collective DECision Making

5. 02/2014 - 02/2018 : Member of the ANR Project DynaMITE - Dynamic Matching and Interactions: Theory and Experiments, Participating institutions: CES, GATE Lyon St Etienne, Ecole Polytechnique

6. 2014 - 2017 : Member of the European Project SIMPOL (Financial Systems Simulation and Policy Modeling)

7. 10/2009 - 10/2013 : Project coordinator of the ANR project (Programme Blanc) MINT - Models of Influence and Network Theory, Participating institutions: CES (University of Paris 1), GATE Lyon St Etienne (CNRS - University of Lyon, University of Saint-Etienne), Dutch Group of Social Choice Theory

8. 2008 - 2011 : Eurocores LogICCC project of the European Science Foundations on Social software for elections, the allocation of tenders and coalition/alliance formation, collaboration with researchers of Tilburg University, University of Kiel, University of Turku, Valladolid University

9. 09/2004 - 04/2006 : Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen School of Management, The Netherlands, Post-doctoral researcher, Project Applying Game Theory to Business Science

10. 2003 - 2005 : collaboration within the COST Action 274, TARSKI (Theory and Applications of Relational Structures as Knowledge Instruments), collaboration with researchers of Tilburg University, University of Kiel, University of Turku, Faculté Polytechnique de Mons, Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne

11. 12/2002 - 08/2004 : Tilburg University, The Netherlands, Post-doctoral researcher, Project Coalition Formation and Power Indices

12. 2000 - 2002 : Marie Curie Fellowship, Tilburg University, The Netherlands, Project Elections and Coalition Formation in Central and Western Europe

13. 10/1998 - 09/1999 : Central and East European Economic Research Center (CEEERC), Warsaw University, Department

14. of Economics, research scholarship, Project Bargaining Problem with Non-stationary Time Preferences of the Players

15. 10/1997 - 09/1999 : a group grant of the (Polish) State Committee for Scientific Research, Project Collective Decision-making

List of Publications

Articles in peer-reviewed journals:

1. van den Brink, Rusinowska (2024) Degree centrality, von Neumann-Morgenstern expected utility function and externalities in networks, Accepted for publication in European Journal of Operational Research 

2. Grabisch, Mandel, Rusinowska (2023) On the design of public debate in social networks, Operations Research 71(2): 626-648

3. Grabisch, Rusinowska, Venel (2022) Diffusion in large networks, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 139: 104439

4. van den Brink, Rusinowska (2022) The degree measure as utility function over positions in graphs and digraphs, European Journal of Operational Research 299(3): 1033-1044

5. van den Brink, Dimitrov, Rusinowska (2021) Winning coalitions in plurality voting democracies, Social Choice and Welfare 56(3): 509-530

6. van den Brink, Rusinowska (2021) The degree ratio ranking method for directed graphs, European Journal of Operational Research 288(2): 563-575

7. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2020) A survey on nonstrategic models of opinion dynamics, Games 11(4), 65, In: Alison Watts (Ed.), Special Issue "Social and Economic Networks"

8. Rusinowska, Vergopoulos (2020) Ingratiation and favoritism in organizations, Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics 176: 413-445

9. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2020) k-additive upper approximation of TU-games, Operations Research Letters 48: 487-492

10. van den Nouweland, Rusinowska (2020) Bargaining foundation for ratio equilibrium in public good economies, Journal of Public Economic Theory 22(2): 302-319

11. Grabisch, Poindron, Rusinowska (2019) A model of anonymous influence with anti-conformist agents, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 109: 103773

12. Rusinowska, Taalaibekova (2019) Opinion formation and targeting when persuaders have extreme and centrist opinions, Journal of Mathematical Economics 84: 9-27

13. Moehlmeier, Rusinowska, Tanimura (2018) Competition for the access to and use of information in networks, Mathematical Social Sciences 92: 48-63

14. Grabisch, Mandel, Rusinowska, Tanimura (2018) Strategic influence in social networks, Mathematics of Operations Research 43(1): 29-50

15. Moehlmeier, Rusinowska, Tanimura (2016) A degree-distance-based connections model with negative and positive externalities, Journal of Public Economic Theory 18(2): 168-192

16. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2016) Determining influential models, Operations Research and Decisions 26(2): 69-85

17. Caulier, Grabisch, Rusinowska (2015) An allocation rule for dynamic random network formation processes, Economic Theory 60(2): 283-313

18. Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2015) Inefficient equilibria in wage bargaining with discount rates varying in time, Economics Bulletin 35(3): 1744-1751

19. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2015) Lattices in social networks with influence, International Game Theory Review 17(1), f18 pages

20. Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2015) On equilibrium payoffs in wage bargaining with discount rates varying in time, Economic Theory Bulletin 3(2): 181-199

21. Robin, Rusinowska, Villeval (2014) Ingratiation: Experimental evidence, European Economic Review 66: 16-38

22. Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2014) Wage bargaining with discount rates varying in time under different strike decisions, RAIRO-Operations Research 48(3): 325-348

23. Berghammer, Rusinowska, de Swart (2014) Spatial voting games, relation algebra and RelView, Journal of Logical and Algebraic Methods in Programming 83: 120-134

24. Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2013) An application of wage bargaining to price negotiation with discount factors varying in time, Journal of Business Economics and Political Science 2(3): 83-102

25. Foerster, Grabisch, Rusinowska (2013) Anonymous social influence, Games and Economic Behavior 82: 621-635

26. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2013) A model of influence based on aggregation functions, Mathematical Social Sciences 66: 316-330

27. van den Brink, Rusinowska, Steffen (2013) Measuring power and satisfaction in societies with opinion leaders: An axiomatization, Social Choice and Welfare 41: 671-683

28. Berghammer, Rusinowska, de Swart (2013) Computing tournament solutions using relation algebra and RelView, European Journal of Operational Research 226(3): 636-645

29. Hendrix, de Ridder, Rusinowska, Saiz (2013) Coalition formation: the role of procedure and policy flexibility, Group Decision and Negotiation 22(3): 407-427

30. Maruani, Grabisch, Rusinowska (2012) A study of a dynamic of influence through differential equations, RAIRO-Operations Research 46: 83-106

31. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2011) A model of influence with a continuum of actions, Journal of Mathematical Economics 47: 576-587

32. Berghammer, Bolus, Rusinowska, de Swart (2011) A relation-algebraic approach to simple games, European Journal of Operational Research 210(1): 68-80

33. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2011) Influence functions, followers and command games, Games and Economic Behavior 72(1): 123-138

34. van den Brink, Rusinowska, Steffen (2011) Measuring power and satisfaction in societies with opinion leaders: Dictator and opinion leader properties, Homo Oeconomicus 28: 161-185

35. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2010) A model of influence with an ordered set of possible actions, Theory and Decision 69(4): 635-656

36. Berghammer, Rusinowska, De Swart (2010) Applying relational algebra and RelView to measures in a social network, European Journal of Operational Research 202: 182-195

37. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2010) A model of influence in a social network, Theory and Decision 69(1): 69-96

38. Rusinowska (2010) The Hoede-Bakker index modified to the Shapley-Shubik and Holler-Packel indices, Group Decision and Negotiation 19: 543-569

39. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2009) Measuring influence in command games, Social Choice and Welfare 33: 177-209

40. Berghammer, Rusinowska, De Swart (2009) An interdisciplinary approach to coalition formation, European Journal of Operational Research 195: 487-496

41. De Ridder, Rusinowska (2008) On some procedures of forming a multi-partner alliance, Journal of Economics and Management Strategy 17(2): 443-487

42. Rusinowska, De Swart (2008) Negotiating a stable government - an application of bargaining theory to a coalition formation model, Group Decision and Negotiation 17: 445-464

43. Eklund, Rusinowska, De Swart (2008) A consensus model of political decision-making, Annals of Operations Research 158: 5-20

44. Eklund, Rusinowska, De Swart (2007) Consensus reaching in committees, European Journal of Operational Research 178/1: 185-193

45. Berghammer, Rusinowska, De Swart (2007) Applying relational algebra and RelView to coalition formation, European Journal of Operational Research 178/2: 530-542

46. Rusinowska, De Swart (2007) On some properties of the Hoede-Bakker index, Journal of Mathematical Sociology 31(4): 267-293

47. Roubens, Rusinowska, De Swart (2006) Using MacBeth to determine utilities of governments to parties in coalition formation, European Journal of Operational Research 172/2: 588-603

48. Rusinowska, De Swart, Van der Rijt (2005) A new model of coalition formation, Social Choice and Welfare 24: 129-154

49. Rusinowska (2004) Bargaining model with sequences of discount rates and bargaining costs, International Game Theory Review 6: 265-280

50. Rusinowska, Van Deemen (2004) The redistribution paradox and the paradox of new members in the German parliament, International Journal of Mathematics, Game Theory, and Algebra 14: 413-431, Nova Science Publishers, Inc. New York

51. Van Deemen, Rusinowska (2003) Paradoxes of voting power in Dutch politics, Public Choice 115: 109-137

52. Rusinowska (2002) Refinements of Nash equilibria in view of jealous or friendly behaviour of players, International Game Theory Review 4: 281-299

53. Rusinowska (2002) Subgame perfect equilibria in model with bargaining costs varying in time, Mathematical Methods of Operations Research 56: 303-313

54. Rusinowska (2002) On certain generalization of Rubinstein’s bargaining model, International Journal of Mathematics, Game Theory, and Algebra 12: 545-552, Nova Science Publishers, Inc. New York

55. Rusinowska (2001) Paradox of redistribution in Polish politics, Annals of the Marie Curie Fellowships 2: 46-54, European Commission, Brussels

56. Czarny, Rusinowska (2001) Intra-branch trade and Cournot oligopoly, Polish Central Bank, Bank and Credit 3: 70-79, Warsaw

57. Rusinowska (1998) Bargaining problem with preferences varying in time, Journal of the College of Economic Analyses, No. 6 - Problems of Mathematical Economics and Financial Mathematics, pp. 74-87, Warsaw School of Economics, Warsaw

Book reviews in peer-reviewed journals:

1. Rusinowska (2013) Book review on ‘Bezalel Peleg and Hans Peters: Strategic Social Choice. Stable Representations of Constitutions’, Social Choice and Welfare 40(2): 631-634

Books and articles in contributed volumes (peer-reviewed):

1. Rusinowska, Grabisch (2024) Binary opinion models of influence and opinion dynamics in social networks (Invited paper), In: Gadouleau and Castillo-Ramirez (Eds.), AUTOMATA 2024, LNCS 14782, 19 pages, Springer Nature Switzerland AG

2. Rusinowska (2021) On different ranking methods, In: Borkotokey, Kumar, Mukherjee, Rao, Sarangi (Eds.), Game Theory and Networks: New Perspectives and Directions, pp. 105-116, Indian Statistical Institute Series. Springer, Singapore

3. Rusinowska (2019) Is it still worth exploring social and economic networks?, In Laslier et al. (Eds.), The Future of Economic Design, pp. 389-391, Springer Nature Switzerland AG

4. Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2016) Holdout threats during wage bargaining, In Thanh Nguyen et al. (Eds.), Transactions on Computational Collective Intelligence XXIII, Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) 9760, pp. 111-127, Springer

5. Berghammer, Rusinowska, de Swart (2011) Computations on simple games using RelView, In Gerdt et al. (Eds.), Computer Algebra in Scientific Computing, Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) 6885, pp. 49-60, Springer, Heidelberg

6. Rusinowska, Berghammer, De Swart, Grabisch (2011) Social networks: Prestige, centrality, and influence (Invited paper), In: de Swart (Ed.), RAMICS 2011, Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) 6663, pp. 22-39, Springer, Heidelberg

7. Van Deemen, Rusinowska (2010) (Eds.) Collective Decision Making: Views from Social Choice and Game Theory, Series Theory and Decision Library C, Volume 43, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

8. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2010) Different approaches to influence based on social networks and simple games, In: Van Deemen and Rusinowska (Eds.), Collective Decision Making: Views from Social Choice and Game Theory, Series Theory and Decision Library C, Volume 43, pp. 185-209, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

9. Czarny, Rusinowska (2010) Effects of opening national markets on the intensity competition (theoretical approach), In: Menkes and Gardocka (Eds.), Transnational Corporations: One Subject, Different Views, in Polish, Academica, Warsaw, pp. 32-44

10. Gambarelli, Mercik, Ramsey, Rusinowska (2009) Editors of a special SING4 issue of the journal Operation Research and Decisions, 02/2009

11. De Swart, Berghammer, Rusinowska (2009) Computational Social Choice Using Relation Algebra and RelView, In Berghammer et al. (Eds.), RelMiCS / AKA 2009, Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) 5827, Springer, Heidelberg, pp. 13-28

12. Rusinowska (2008) On the not-preference-based Hoede-Bakker index, In: Petrosjan and Mazalov (Eds.) Game Theory and Applications, Vol. XIII, Chapter 9, pp. 127-141, Nova Science Publishers, Inc. New York

13. Rusinowska, Berghammer, Eklund, Van der Rijt, Roubens, De Swart (2006) Social software for coalition formation, In: De Swart et al. (Eds.) Theory and Applications of Relational Structures as Knowledge Instruments, No 2. Springer’s Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, LNAI 4342, pp. 1-30, Springer, Heidelberg, Germany

14. Rusinowska, De Swart (2006) Generalizing and modifying the Hoede-Bakker index, In: De Swart et al. (Eds.) Theory and Applications of Relational Structures as Knowledge Instruments, No 2. Springer’s Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence LNAI 4342, pp. 60-88, Springer, Heidelberg, Germany

15. Rusinowska, Van Deemen (2005) The redistribution paradox and the paradox of new members in the German parliament, In: Petrosjan and Mazalov (Eds.) Game Theory and Applications, Vol. X, pp. 153-174, Nova Science Publishers, Inc. New York

16. Rusinowska (2003) Axiomatic and strategic approaches to bargaining problems, In: De Swart et al. (Eds.) Theory and Applications of Relational Structures as Knowledge Instruments, Springer’s Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer, LNCS 2929, pp. 125-147, Heidelberg, Germany

17. Rusinowska (2002) On certain generalization of Rubinstein’s bargaining model, In: Petrosjan and Mazalov (Eds.) Game Theory and Applications, Vol. VIII, pp. 159-169, Nova Science Publishers, Inc. New York

18. Rusinowska (2001) Bargaining models with non-stationary preferences of the players, In: Welfe (Ed.) Numerical Methods in Economic Sciences, pp. 189-210, Warsaw School of Economics, Warsaw

19. Rusinowska (1999) Bargain, In: Sosnowska et al. (Eds.) Collective Decisions. Theory and Applications, pp. 139-156, Scholar, Warsaw

Work in progress or submitted:

1. Colombo, Labrecciosa, Rusinowska, A dynamic analysis of criminal networks

2. van den Ende, Mandel, Rusinowska, Network-based allocation of responsibility for GHG-emissions

3. van den Brink, Dimitrov, Rusinowska, Power in plurality games

4. Comola, Rusinowska, Villeval, Competing for influence: Insights from a multi-agent targeting experiment

5. Grabisch, Mandel, Rusinowska, Network dynamics with link recommendation

6. Grabisch, Parilina, Rusinowska, Zaccour, Dynamic network formation with farsighted players and limited capacities

7. Boulu-Reshef, Charroin, Rusinowska, Anticonformism: An experiment with matching pennies

8. Gilles, Rusinowska, Sarangi, Elgar Encyclopedia of Networks and Games, to be published by Edward Elgar Publishing

Manuscripts/theses:

1. Rusinowska (2008) Models of bargaining, coalition formation, voting power and influence, HDR manuscript (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches), 71 pages + 24 attached papers, GATE - Université Lumière Lyon 2, Ecully (Lyon)

2. Rusinowska (2000) Bargaining problem with non-stationary preferences of the players, Ph.D. thesis, in Polish, 150 pages, Warsaw School of Economics, Warsaw

3. Rusinowska, Zakowska (1996) Exponential and logarithmic functions, dissertation at Postgraduate Studies, in Polish, 100 pages, Warsaw University, Department of Mathematics, Computer Sciences and Mechanics

4. Rusinowska (1993) Approximation with algebraic and trigonometric polynomials, Master’s thesis, in Polish, 104 pages, Warsaw University, Department of Mathematics, Computer Sciences and Mechanics

Working and discussion papers (including earlier versions of some of the published papers):

1. van den Ende, Mandel, Rusinowska (2023) Network-based allocation of responsibility for GHG-emissions, CES Working Paper (Documents de travail du Centre d'Economie de la Sorbonne), 2023.13

2. van den Brink, Rusinowska (2023) Degree centrality, von Neumann-Morgenstern expected utility function and externalities in networks, CES Working Paper, 2023.12

3. Colombo, Labrecciosa, Rusinowska (2023) A dynamic analysis of criminal networks, CES Working Paper, 2022.06R (revised version, halshs-03601580v2, first version 2022)

4. Grabisch, Mandel, Rusinowska (2022) On the design of public debate in social networks, CES Working Paper, 2022.01

5. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2021) A survey on nonstrategic models of opinion dynamics, CES Working Paper, 2021.05

6. van den Brink, Dimitrov, Rusinowska (2019) A characterization of plurality voting democracy, CES Working Paper, 2019.19

7. Grabisch, Rusinowska, Venel (2019) Modeling contagion by aggregation functions, CES Working Paper, 2019.17

8. van den Brink, Rusinowska (2019) The degree ratio ranking method for directed networks, CES Working Papers, 2019.09

9. Rusinowska, Taalaibekova (2018) Opinion formation and targeting when persuaders have extreme and centrist opinions, CES Working Papers, 2018.05

10. van den Nouweland, Rusinowska (2018) Bargaining foundation for ratio equilibrium in public good economies, CES Working Papers, 2018.04

11. Grabisch, Poindron, Rusinowska (2017) A model of anonymous influence with anti-conformist agents, CES Working Papers, 2017.47

12. van den Brink, Rusinowska (2017) The degree measure as utility function over positions in networks, CES Working Papers, 2017.35

13. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2016) Determining influential models, CES Working Papers, 2016.38

14. Moehlmeier, Rusinowska, Tanimura (2016) Competition for the access to and use of information in networks, CES Working Papers, 2016.33

15. Rusinowska, Vergopoulos (2016) Ingratiation and favoritism in organizations, CES Working Papers, 2016.10

16. Grabisch, Mandel, Rusinowska, Tanimura (2015) Strategic influence in social networks, CES Working Papers, 2015.06

17. Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2014) Inefficient equilibria and lockouts in wage bargaining with discount rates varying in time, CES Working Papers, 2014.73

18. Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2014) Holdout threats of the union during wage bargaining, CES Working Papers, 2014.72

19. Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2014) On equilibrium payoffs in wage bargaining with discount rates varying in time, CES Working Papers, 2014.11

20. Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2013) An application of wage bargaining to price negotiation with discount factors varying in time, CES Working Papers, 2013.66

21. Caulier, Grabisch, Rusinowska (2013) An allocation rule for dynamic random network formation processes, CES Working Papers, 2013.63

22. Moehlmeier, Rusinowska, Tanimura (2013) A degree-distance-based connections model with negative and positive externalities, CES Working Papers, 2013.40

23. Foerster, Grabisch, Rusinowska (2012) Ordered weighted averaging in social networks, CES Working Papers, 2012.56

24. Robin, Rusinowska, Villeval (2012) Ingratiation and Favoritism: Experimental evidence, CES Working Papers, 2012.32, (also IZA Discussion Paper no. 6530, Bonn, and GATE-WP, 2012-07)

25. Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2012) Wage bargaining with discount rates varying in time under exogenous strike decisions, CES Working Papers, 2012.13

26. Berghammer, Rusinowska, de Swart (2011) Computing tournament solutions using relation algebra and RelView, CES Working Papers, 2011.67

27. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2011) A model of influence based on aggregation functions, CES Working Papers, 2011.58

28. Grabisch, Maruani, Rusinowska (2011) A study of the dynamic of influence through differential equations, CES Working Papers, 2011.22

29. van den Brink, Rusinowska, Steffen (2011) Measuring power and satisfaction in societies with opinion leaders: An axiomatization, CES Working Papers, 2011.18

30. Berghammer, Rusinowska, de Swart (2011) Computations on simple games using RelView, CES Working Papers, 2011.14

31. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2010) Iterating influence between players in a social network, CES Working Papers, 2010.89

32. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2010) A model of influence with a continuum of actions, GATE Working Paper, 2010-04

33. Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2009) Wage bargaining with non-stationary preferences under strike decision, GATE Working Paper, 2009-30

34. Berghammer, Rusinowska, de Swart (2009) A relation-algebraic approach to simple games, GATE Working Paper, 2009-13

35. Berghammer, Rusinowska, De Swart (2009) Applying relation algebra and RelView to measures in a social network, GATE Working Paper, 2009-02

36. van den Brink, Rusinowska, Steffen (2009) Measuring power and satisfaction in societies with opinion leaders: properties of the qualified majority case, GATE Working Paper, 2009-01

37. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2008) Influence functions, followers and command games, GATE Working Paper, 2008-31

38. De Ridder, Rusinowska, Saiz, Hendrix (2008) Coalition formation: the role of procedure and policy flexibility, GATE Working Paper, 2008-06

39. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2008) Measuring influence among players with an ordered set of possible actions, GATE Working Paper, 2008-01

40. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2008) Measuring influence in command games, GATE Working Paper, 2008-02

41. Rusinowska (2007) Modifying the Hoede-Bakker index to the Shapley-Shubik and Holler-Packel indices, GATE Working Paper, 2007-29

42. Saiz, Hendrix, De Ridder, Rusinowska (2007) On the computation of negotiation positions and preferences in a spatial coalition model, Working Paper Mansholt Graduate School of Social Sciences, Wageningen (The Netherlands), Discussion Paper No.39, 2007

43. Rusinowska (2007) The not-preference-based Hoede-Bakker index, GATE Working Paper, 2007-4

44. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2007) Influence indices, GATE Working Paper, 2007-5

45. Rusinowska, De Swart (2006) Applying bargaining theory to coalition formation, Working paper series on Relational Management, RRM-2006-16-STR, Nijmegen School of Management, Radboud University Nijmegen

46. Berghammer, Eklund, Roubens, Rusinowska, De Swart (2006) An interdisciplinary approach to coalition formation, Working paper series on Relational Management, RRM-2006-17-STR, Nijmegen School of Management, Radboud University Nijmegen

47. Berghammer, Rusinowska, De Swart (2006) Applications of Relations and Graphs to Coalition Formation, FEEM(Fondazione Eni EnricoMattei)Working Paper Series, 77.2006

48. Czarny, Rusinowska (2005) Effects of intensifying competition in the Single European Market on welfare of the population of the participating countries (theoretical approach), Warsaw School of Economics

49. De Ridder, Rusinowska (2005) Different sequences of alliance formation, Working paper series on Relational Management, RRM-2005-13-STR, Nijmegen School of Management, Radboud University Nijmegen

50. Rusinowska (2003) Consensus reaching in coalition formation, 21 pages, Warsaw School of Economics

51. Rusinowska (2002) Bloc postulate and paradox of large size for the Hoede-Bakker index, 28 pages, Warsaw School of Economics

52. Czarny, Rusinowska (2001) Intra-branch trade in oligopoly markets, discussion paper, series Mathematical Economics, No.6/EM/2001, 85 pages, Institute of Econometrics, Warsaw School of Economics

53. Czarny, Rusinowska (2001) Intra-branch trade in oligopoly markets. Theory and empirical research, 85 pages, Warsaw School of Economics

54. Czarny, Rusinowska (2000) Game theory application in economy on oligopoly markets case, 60 pages, Warsaw School of Economics

55. Czarny, Rusinowska (2000) Intra-branch trade in oligopoly markets, 70 pages, Warsaw School of Economics

56. Rusinowska (2000) Bargaining model with preferences described simultaneously by sequences of discount rates and sequences of bargaining costs, 30 pages, Warsaw School of Economics

57. Rusinowska (1999) Subgame perfect equilibria in certain bargaining models, discussion paper, series Mathematical Economics, No.1/EM/99, 83 pages, Institute of Econometrics, Warsaw School of Economics

58. Rusinowska (1998) Bargaining problem with non-stationary preferences of the players, discussion paper, series Mathematical Economics, No.2/EM/98, 32 pages, Institute of Econometrics, Warsaw School of Economics

59. Rusinowska (1997) Bargaining problem with varying discount rates of the players. Sufficient and necessary conditions of the existence of the subgame perfect equilibrium, 33 pages, Warsaw School of Economics

60. Rusinowska (1997) Sufficient conditions of the existence of the subgame perfect equilibrium in the case of varying preferences, 24 pages, Warsaw School of Economics

61. Rusinowska (1995) Divisions of subgame perfect equilibrium in Rubinstein model, in which one of the players has preferences defined by constant discount rate and the other by constant bargaining cost, 28 pages, Warsaw School of Economics

Papers and (extended) abstracts in conference proceedings:

1. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2016) Iterating influence in social networks, forthcoming in the Proceedings of SCIS-ISIS 2016 (Joint 8th International Conference on Soft Computing and Intelligent Systems and 17th International Symposium on Advanced Intelligent Systems), August 25-28, 2016, Sapporo (Japan)

2. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2013) Modeling influence by aggregation functions, 34th Linz Seminar on Fuzzy Set Theory, pp. 57-59, Linz (Austria)

3. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2011) Lattices in social networks with influence, Proceedings of the ICFCA 2011 (9th International Conference on Formal Concept Analysis), pp. 1-12, Nicosia, Cyprus

4. Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2011) Wage bargaining with non-stationary preferences under strike decision, Proceedings of the ROADEF 2011 (XII Congrès Annuel de la Société Française de Recherche Opérationnelle et d’Aide à la Décision), volume II, p. 645, Saint Etienne

5. Rusinowska (2010) Different approaches to influence in social networks, Proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Computational Social Choice (COMSOC 2010), p. 5-6, Duesseldorf

6. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2009) Influence in social networks, COGnitive systems with Interactive Sensors (COGIS’09), Paris

7. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2007) Generalized influence indices, EURO XXII (XXII European Conference on Operational Research), p. 248, Prague

8. Rusinowska, De Ridder, Saiz, Hendrix (2007) The role of policy flexibility and party strength in coalition formation - an analysis of Dutch elections, SING3 (Third Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory), p. 56, Madrid

9. De Ridder, Rusinowska (2006) Comparing different procedures of forming a coalition, SING2 (Second Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory) and XVI IMGTA, p. 138, Foggia (Italy)

10. Grabisch, Rusinowska (2006) On influence and power indices, SING2 (Second Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory) and XVI IMGTA, p. 73, Foggia (Italy)

11. Berghammer, Eklund, Roubens, Rusinowska, De Swart (2006) An interdisciplinary approach to coalition formation, 27th Linz Seminar on Fuzzy Set Theory, ‘Preferences, Games and Decisions’, pp. 17-19, Linz, Austria

12. Czarny, Rusinowska (2005) Effects of the Single European Market on welfare of the participating countries (theoretical approach), electronic publication in: Conference ‘Channels of European Integration’, Warsaw, October 7 - 8, 2005

13. Czarny, Rusinowska (2005) Effects of intensifying competition in the Single European Market (theoretical approach), VII Annual Conference of the European Trade Study Group, Dublin, September 2005

14. Berghammer, Rusinowska, De Swart (2005) A relational approach to coalition formation, Workshop of COST Action 274/TARSKI, pp. 44-58, Malaga, Spain

15. Eklund, Rusinowska, De Swart (2005) A model of political consensus, VIII International Conference on Relational Methods in Computer Science (RelMiCS 8) and COST

16. 274/TARSKI Workshops, pp. 41-47, St. Catharines, Canada

17. Czarny, Rusinowska (2004) Theoretical approach to the evaluation of the implications of the single European market, electronic publication in ‘American Economic Ways. Its Character, Effectiveness and Applicability’, Warsaw, October 22 - 23, 2004

18. Czarny, Rusinowska (2004) Effects of the single European market on welfare of the participating countries (theoretical approach), 12 pages, VI Annual Conference of the European Trade Study Group, Nottingham, September 9 - 11, 2004

19. Rusinowska, Eklund, De Swart (2004) Consensus reaching in committees and coalition formation, International Conference ‘Game Theory and Mathematical Economics’, pp. 73-74, Warsaw, Poland

20. Rusinowska, Roubens, De Swart (2004) Application of the Macbeth approach to coalition formation, International Conference ‘Game Theory and Mathematical Economics’, pp. 75-76, Warsaw, Poland

21. Rusinowska, Eklund, De Swart (2004) A consensus model of decision-making in committees and coalition formation, VI Spanish Meeting on Game Theory and Practice, pp. 46-47, Elche, Spain

22. Rusinowska, Roubens, De Swart (2004) Applying the Macbeth technique to coalition formation, VI Spanish Meeting on Game Theory and Practice, pp. 47-48, Elche, Spain

23. Rusinowska, De Swart (2003) Negotiating a stable government - application of bargaining theory to a coalition formation model, III International Conference ‘Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice’, pp. 103-110, Siena, Italy

24. Rusinowska, De Swart (2003) Generalizing and modifying the Hoede-Bakker index, III International Conference ‘Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice’, pp. 131-138, Siena, Italy

25. Rusinowska, De Swart (2003) Negotiating a stable government - application of bargaining theory to a model of coalition formation, XV Italian Meeting on Game Theory and Applications, p. 99, Urbino, Italy

26. Rusinowska, De Swart (2003) Generalization and modifications of the Hoede-Bakker index, XV Italian Meeting on Game Theory and Applications, p. 100, Urbino, Italy

27. Van Deemen, Rusinowska (2001) Paradoxes of voting power in Dutch politics, XIV Italian Meeting on Game Theory and Applications, 2 pages, Ischia, Italy

28. Rusinowska, Tijs (2001) On certain bargaining model with simultaneous moves of the players, II International Conference ‘Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice’, pp. 213-214, St. Petersburg, Russia