Welcome to the Tokyo Social Choice Theory Workshop. This workshop provides an informal yet focused environment for researchers and graduate students specializing in social choice theory and related fields to present their latest research findings and engage in scholarly discussions.
The Tokyo Social Choice Theory Workshop aims to promote scholarly exchange among economists and researchers specializing in social choice theory and related fields. It offers an informal but focused environment for presenting and discussing recent work, strengthening research collaboration within the community.
Researchers and graduate students specializing in social choice theory
Scholars interested in collective decision-making, voting theory, welfare economics, mechanism design, and related fields.
Approximately three times per year (irregular schedule)
In-person only (location details announced prior to each workshop)
For inquiries, participation details, or suggestions, please contact the organizers:
Tsuyoshi Adachi (Waseda University), Susumu Cato (University of Tokyo), Kohei Kamaga (Sophia University)
Details of upcoming and past workshops will be provided on dedicated pages.