5th Amsterdam / Saint-Etienne Workshop on Social Choice

The Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC) at the University of Amsterdam, in cooperation with the Groupe d'Analyse et de Théorie Economique (GATE) at the Saint-Etienne School of Economics, will host the 5th Amsterdam/Saint-Etienne Workshop on Social Choice on 4-5 March 2027 in the city centre of Amsterdam. Everyone working in the field is very welcome to join.

Previous editions were held in Amsterdam in 2023, Saint-Etienne in 2024, Amsterdam in 2025, and Saint-Etienne in 2026.

Registration

Registration is free of charge but required for everyone who wants to participate (also for locals, including students, who are very welcome). Please complete this registration form no later than Thursday, 12 February 2027.

Programme

The programme will include invited talks by Hannaneh Akrami (Saarbrücken), Fatma Aslan (Budapest), Pierre Bardier (Saint-Etienne), Daniel Barreto (Amsterdam), Jiehua Chen (Vienna), Aria Glynia (Thessaloniki), Davide Grossi (Groningen & Amsterdam), Dominik Peters (Paris), Lily Savey (Saint-Etienne), and Stanisław Szufa (Geneva).

Poster Session

Anyone working on topics related to social choice is cordially invited to participate in the workshop's open poster session. We specifically welcome submissions discussing work in progress, but you are equally welcome to present a poster you are also presenting at another conference.

If you would like to present a poster, please register no later than Thursday, 21 January 2027 and include a short description of your poster when you do. We will inform you within one week of this deadline about whether we will be able to accommodate your poster.

Travel Grants

We will be able to offer travel grants (up to € 300 per person) to a small number of participants. You are eligible for such a grant if you have been accepted for a poster presentation and if your home institutions does not provide adequate funding for attending events such as this.

To apply for a grant, please register and submit your poster proposal by Thursday, 7 January 2027. If you are a PhD student, we also require an email from your PhD supervisor by the same deadline, in which they confirm both their support for your attendance and their inability to fully fund your trip. We will inform you within one week of this deadline about whether we will be able to award a travel grant to you.

Venue

The workshop will take place at the Chirurgisch Theater in the (new) main building of the University Library of the University of Amsterdam, which is located in the University Quarter at Vendelstraat 2-8.