5th Paris Workshop on Game Theory and Language

June 10-11, 2027

University Paris-Panthéon-Assas

12, Place du Panthéon

The 5th edition, June 10-11, 2027, will have several thematic sessions, hosted by specialists in the respective domains.

If you are interested in hosting a session, please write to: Christina.Pawlowitsch@assas-universite.fr

by December 30, 2026.

So far in the planning:

Session hosted by Galit Ashkenazi-Golan

Session on Signaling, cheap talk, language, and experiments hosted by Andreas Blume
Session on Special Issue 50 Years "Agreeing to Disagree" of Games and Economic Behavior hosted by Christina Katt-Pawlowitsch

Image: Christian Katt

The purpose of this workshop series is to foster research at the intersection of game theory and the study of language. It notably aims at providing a platform for:

game-theoretic treatments of problems studied in the context of established research programs in linguistics, in particular, semantics and pragmatics, language evolution and language change, sociolinguistics;
studies carving out the linguistic implications of established modeling frameworks in game theory, such as signaling, cheap-talk, Bayesian persuasion, ambiguity, models of interactive knowledge and Bayesian dialogues; and
methodological reflections on the interaction of game and decision theory and the study of language.

Program

12, Place du Panthéon

Salle des conseils, stairs M, 2nd floor

Thursday, June 10, 2027

9h00-10h30

10h30-11h: Coffee break

11h-12h30
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12h30-14h00: Lunch break

14h-15h30
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15h30-16h: Coffee break

16h-17h30
Chair:

Friday, June 11, 2027

9h-10h30. Salle des Conseils.
Chair: