CURRICULUM VITAE

September 2017

1 Personal Data

First name - Agnieszka, Family name - RusinowskaDate and place of birth - February 21st 1969; Milanowek (Poland)Nationality - Polish

2 Scientific Position and Affiliation

Directrice Adjointe au Centre d’Economie de la Sorbonne

Directeur de Recherche 2eme classe (DR2) / Research ProfessorHDR (Habilitation a Diriger des Recherches)

CNRS, Centre d’Economie de la Sorbonne106-112, Boulevard de l’Hopital, 75647 Paris Cedex 13, FranceE-mail: agnieszka.rusinowska@univ-paris1.frWebpage: http://ces.univ-paris1.fr/membre/Rusinowska/Fax: (+33) 1 44 07 83 01, Tel.: (+33) 1 44 07 82 12

Paris School of Economics (associated member)

3 Research Topics

Game Theory, Social Choice Theory, Operations Research: Social and Economic Networks,Coalitions, Alliances, Influence, Voting Power, Bargaining Theory, Elections

4 Languages

Polish - native; English, French - fluent; Dutch, Russian - passive; German - basic level

5 Professional Membership

Game Theory Society, Society for Social Choice and Welfare, Coalition Theory Network

6 Scientific and Organizational Responsibilities

- since November 2016 : Directrice Adjointe du CES

- since January 2014 : Member of the Management Board of CES (Comite de Direction duCES)

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- since March 2014 : Member of the Council of CES (Conseil d’Unite du CES)

- since 2014 : Member of the Scientific Advisory Board at CES (Comite Consultatif Scien-tifique du CES)

- since 2014 : Member of the Scientific Council of ADRES (Conseil Scientifique de l’Associationfor the Development of Research in Economics and Statistics)

- 03/2013 - 09/2017 : Director of the research group (section) Theoretical Microeconomics(earlier name Mathematical Economics and Games) at CES (over 20 permanent members,about 30 Ph.D. students)

- 11/2011 - 10/2016 : Member of the CoNRS (National Committee for Scientific Research/ Comite National de la Recherche Scientifique), Section 37 (Economie et Gestion / Eco-nomics and Management), http://www.cnrs.fr/comitenational/sections/section37.htm

- 2007 - 2011 : Member of the CNU (National Council of Universities / Conseil Nationaldes Universites) Section 5 (Economics), assesseur (1 year since May 2010)

- since 2013 : Local Coordinator for CES at the CTN (Coalition Theory Network)http://www.feem-web.it/ctn/

- since July 2016 : SING Country (France) Co-representative (European Meetings on GameTheory - annual)

- Coordinator of the research group on Networks and Cooperative Games at CES (over 10members)

- 2007 - 2009 : Coordinator of the External Research Seminars at GATE (Ecully - Lyon)

- Editorial Responsibilities:

- Associate Editor of the International Game Theory Review (since 2011)

- Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of the College of Economic Analyses,Warsaw School of Economics (since 2013)

- Member of the Editorial Board of the Decisions (Decyzje), Kozminski University,Warsaw (since Autumn 2016)

- Member of the Editorial Review Board of the International Journal of InformationSystems and Social Change (since 2009)

- Invited co-editor of the Special SING7 Issue of the Annals of Operations Research(2011 - 2014)

- Invited co-editor of the special SING4 Issue of the Operation Research and Decisions(2008 - 2009)

- Member of the following recruitment and evaluation committees:

– April-May 2017 : Universite Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne - 2 posts MCF, UniversiteParis II - post MCF, Universite de Nice Sophia-Antipolis - post PR

– June 7, 2016 : CNRS, INSHS, member of the jury d’admission (posts CR2/CR1)

– April-May 2015 : Universite Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne - posts PR; Universite J.Monnet de Saint-Etienne - post PR, post MCF; Universite Paris Nanterre - postMCF

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– October 2, 2014 : Universite Franche-Comte, Besancon, Campagne PEDR 2014,president of the group 11 (section CNU 05-06, Economics and Management)

– April-May 2014 : Universite Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne - posts MCF, president ofthe committee

– April-May 2014 : Universite Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne - posts PR

– January 14, 2014 : AERES evaluation committee of THEMA, CNRS expert

– December 4, 2013 : AERES evaluation committee of GREG - HEC, AERES expert

– April 2012 : Universite J. Monnet de Saint-Etienne - post PR

– May and June 2009 : Universite Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne - posts MCF

– April 2009 : Universite J. Monnet de Saint-Etienne - post MCF

- Conferences and Workshops Organization, Program Committees:

- Organizer of the invited sessions ‘Social and Economic Networks’ for SAET 17 (17thMeeting of the Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory), June 25-30, 2017,Faro

- Organizer of the ‘Workshop on networks: dynamics, information, centrality, andgames’, May, 17-18, 2017, CES, Paris

- Member of the Program Committee of the 2017 ADRES Conference, February 27-28,2017, Toulouse

- Member of the Program Committee of the Latin American Meetings of the Econo-metric Society (LAMES 2016), November 10-12, 2016, Medellin, Columbia

- Organizer of the Workshop ‘Strategic interactions, information transmission and ex-ternalities in networks’, May, 24-25, 2016, CES, Paris

- Member of the Program Committee of CEAFE 2016 (Sixth Euro-African Conferencein Finance and Economics), March 31 - April 1, 2016, Marseille

- Member of the Program Committee of the 15th International Conference on Rela-tional and Algebraic Methods in Computer Science (RAMiCS 2015), September 28- October 1, 2015, Braga, Portugal

- Co-organizer of the ETSG 2015 (The European Trade Study Group Conference),September 10-12, 2015, Paris

- Organizer of the invited session ‘Social Networks’ for SAET 15, July 27-31, 2015,Cambridge

- Member of the Program Committee of the Annual Conference of the Associationfor Public Economic Theory (PET15), organizer of invited sessions, July 2-4, 2015,Luxembourg

- Co-organizer (chair) of the 2015 Doctoral Conference of the Association for the De-velopment of Research in Economics and Statistics (ADRES), February 27-28, 2015,CES, Paris

- Co-organizer of the Workshop on Dynamic Networks, December 15, 2014, CES, Paris

- Organizer of the invited session ‘Social Networks’ for SAET 14, August 19-21, 2014,Tokyo

- Member of the Program Committee of the Annual Conference PET14, July 11-13,2014, Seattle, US

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- Member of the Program Committee of SING10 (X Spain Italy Netherlands Meetingon Game Theory), organizer of the invited sessions ‘Dynamic Networks and Cooper-ative Games’, July 7-9, 2014, Cracow, Poland

- Co-organizer of the International Workshop on Dynamic Interactions, June 11, 2014,CES, Paris

- Member of the Program Committee of CEAFE 2014 (Fifth Euro-African Conferencein Finance and Economics), April 24-26, 2014, Agadir, Maroc

- Co-organizer of the International Workshop ‘Network Dynamics and Public Goods’,January 24, 2014, Paris

- Member of the Scientific Committee of DIET 2013 (International Conference on Dy-namic Interaction and Economic Theory), organizer of the invited session ‘DynamicEconomic Networks’, December 16-17, 2013, Paris

- Organizer of the invited session ‘Models of Influence and Network Theory’ for SAET13 (13th Meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory), July22-27, 2013, Paris

- Member of the Program Committee of SING9, July 8-10, 2013, Vigo, Spain

- Member of the Program Committee of the Annual Conference PET13, organizer ofthe invited session MINT, July 5-7, 2013, Lisbon, Portugal

- Member of the Program Committee of SING8, organizer of the MINT invited ses-sions, July 16-18, 2012, Budapest

- Member of the Program Committee of the Annual Conference PET12, organizer ofthe invited sessions, June 12-14, 2012, Taipei, Taiwan

- Co-organizer of the Third International Workshop ‘Models of Influence and NetworkTheory’ (MINT3), May 14-15, 2012, Centre d’Economie de la Sorbonne, Paris

- Co-organizer of the CTN17 (17th Workshop of the Coalition Theory Network), Febru-ary 3-4, 2012, CES, Paris

- Member of the Program Committee of the 60th Annual Congress of AFSE, Chair ofa session Decision, September 8-9, 2011, Paris

- Vice-chair of the organizing committee of SING7 (Seventh Spain Italy NetherlandsMeeting on Game Theory), July 18-20, 2011, Paris

- Organizer of the invited session MINT (‘Models of Influence and Network Theory’,Parts 1 & 2) for SING7 conference, July 18-20, 2011, Paris

- Co-organizer of the invited session ‘Cooperative Games, Communication and Influ-ence’ (Parts 1 & 2) for SAET 11, June 26 - July 1, 2011, Faro, Portugal

- Member of the Program Committee of RAMiCS12 (12th International Conferenceon Relational and Algebraic Methods in Computer Science), May 30 - June 3, 2011,Rotterdam

- Organizer of the Second MINT Seminar ‘Models of Influence and Network Theory’,May 19, 2011, Centre d’Economie de la Sorbonne, Paris

- Organizer of the MINT Seminar ‘Models of Influence and Network Theory’, October15, 2010, Centre d’Economie de la Sorbonne, Paris

- Organizer of the First International Workshop ‘Models of Influence and NetworkTheory’ (MINT1), February 15-16, 2010, GATE (Ecully - Lyon)

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- Co-organizer of the 2010 Doctoral Conference of the Association for the Develop-ment of Research in Economics and Statistics (ADRES), January 22-23, 2010, GATE(Ecully - Lyon)

- Organizer of the Research Meeting ‘Computational Social Choice and Social Soft-ware’, April 1-2, 2009; GATE (Ecully - Lyon)

- Co-organizer of the International Workshop ‘Games and Social Choice’, September24-25, 2008; GATE (Ecully - Lyon)

- Member of the organizing committee of SING4 (Fourth Spain Italy NetherlandsMeeting on Game Theory), June 26-28, 2008; Wroclaw (Poland)

7 Scientific Expertises, Review Services

Scientific expertises for:

Universite Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne, F.R.S.-FNRS (Fonds de la Recherche Scientifique, Bel-gium), ANR (Agence Nationale de la Recherche, France), Universite Libre de Bruxelles (Bel-gium), The Leverhulme Trust (UK), EMLyon (France)

Refereeing for the following international journals (> 30):

Advances in Complex Systems – Annales d’Economie et Statistique – Annals of Operations Re-search – Bulletin of Economic Research – Central European Journal of Operations Research –Decisions – Dynamic Games and Applications – Econometrica – Economic Journal – EuropeanJournal of Operational Research – Fuzzy Sets and Systems – Games – Games and EconomicBehavior – Group Decision and Negotiation – Homo Oeconomicus – Information Sciences –International Economic Review – International Game Theory Review – International Journalof Game Theory – International Journal of Information Systems and Social Change – Journalof Applied Non-Classical Logics – Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization – Journalof Economic Dynamics & Control – Journal of Logic and Algebraic Programming – Journalof Mathematical Analysis and Applications – Journal of Public Economic Theory – Mathe-matical Social Sciences – Network Science – Operations Research and Decisions – OperationsResearch Letters – 4OR - A Quarterly Journal of Operations Research – RAIRO / RechercheOperationnelle – Revue d’Economie Politique – Social Choice and Welfare – Theory and Deci-sion – Zentralblatt MATH

Polish Journals: Banach Center Publications, Decisions, Journal of the College of EconomicAnalyses (Warsaw School of Economics)

8 Education and Professional Qualifications

• Habilitation a Diriger des Recherches (HDR) obtained at GATE - Universite LumiereLyon 2, Ecully (Lyon), France- Title: Models of bargaining, coalition formation, voting power and influence- Date of award: 24.09.2008- Committee members: Francis Bloch (president of the committee), Abhinay Muthoo,Jean-Louis Rulliere (referee), Donald G. Saari (referee), Maurice Salles (referee), Stef Tijs

• Ph.D. Thesis in Economics submitted at the Warsaw School of Economics (WSE), Warsaw,Poland

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- Title: Bargaining problem with non-stationary preferences of players- Supervisor: Prof. Dr Honorata Sosnowska (WSE)- Date of award: 20.06.2000- obtained Rector Award for Ph.D. thesis

• 1995 - 1996 : Postgraduate Studies in Computer Sciences (3 terms) in the Department ofMathematics, Computer Sciences and Mechanics at the Warsaw University- Title of Dissertation: Exponential and logarithmic functions- Supervisor: Prof. Dr Janusz Jab lonowski (Warsaw University)- Date of award: 26.11.1996

• 1994 - 1995 : doctoral studies in the Collegium of Economic Analyses at the WarsawSchool of Economics; passed the doctoral exam in Economics

• 1988 - 1993 : graduate university studies in the Department of Mathematics, ComputerSciences and Mechanics at the Warsaw University- Title of Master’s Thesis: Approximation with algebraic and trigonometric polynomials- Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Zbigniew Sawon (Warsaw University)- Date of award: 7.07.1993

9 Employment History and Research Experience (Projects)

1. since 2017 - Member of the European Joint Doctorates Programme, Project ExSIDE -Expectations and Social Influence Dynamics in Economics, Horizon 2020 Programme, 48months

2. 10/2014 - 10/2018 : Member of the ANR (Agence Nationale de la Recherche, ProgrammeBlanc) Project CoCoRICoCoDEC - Complexity, Computation, Rationality and Incentivesin Cooperative Collective DECision Making

3. 02/2014 - 02/2018 : Member of the ANR Project DynaMITE - Dynamic Matching andInteractions: Theory and Experiments, Participating institutions: CES, GATE Lyon StEtienne, Ecole Polytechnique

4. 2014 - 2017 : Member of the European Project SIMPOL (Financial Systems Simulationand Policy Modeling)

5. 10/2009 - 10/2013 : Project coordinator of the ANR project (Programme Blanc) MINT- Models of Influence and Network Theory, Participating institutions: CES (University ofParis 1), GATE Lyon St Etienne (CNRS - University of Lyon, University of Saint-Etienne),Dutch Group of Social Choice Theory, 200 000 Euro

6. 2008 - 2011 : Eurocores LogICCC project of the European Science Foundations Socialsoftware for elections, the allocation of tenders and coalition/alliance formation, collab-oration with researchers of Tilburg University, University of Kiel, University of Turku,Valladolid University

7. since December 2011 - present : associated researcher at Paris School of Economics

8. 1.10.2011 - present : CNRS, Centre d’Economie de la Sorbonne (CES), Universite Paris1 Pantheon-Sorbonne, Position: Directeur de Recherche 2eme classe (DR2)

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9. 1.04.2010 - 30.09.2011 : CNRS, CES, Universite Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne, Position:Chargee de Recherche 1ere classe (CR1)

10. 1.03.2007 - 31.03.2010 : CNRS, GATE, University of Lyon 2, Position: Chargee deRecherche, CR1

11. 1.05.2006 - 28.02.2007 : Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen School of Management,The Netherlands, Assistant Professor

12. 1.09.2004 - 30.04.2006 : Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen School of Management,The Netherlands, Post-doctoral research position, working on the research project Apply-ing Game Theory to Business Science

13. 2003 - 2005 : collaboration within the COST Action 274, TARSKI (Theory and Appli-cations of Relational Structures as Knowledge Instruments), collaboration with: Harriede Swart (Tilburg University), Rudolf Berghammer (University of Kiel), Patrik Eklund(University of Turku), Marc Roubens (Faculte Polytechnique de Mons), Michel Grabisch(Universite Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne)

14. 1.12.2002 - 31.08.2004 : Tilburg University, The Netherlands, Post-doctoral research po-sition, working on the research project Coalition Formation and Power Indices

15. 1.12.2000 - 30.11.2002 : Tilburg University, Marie Curie Fellowship, working on the re-search project Elections and Coalition Formation in Central and Western Europe

16. 1.10.2000 - 30.09.2010 : Warsaw School of Economics, Institute of Econometrics/Departmentof Mathematical Economics, position: Associate Professor (adiunkt), on sabbatical

17. 1.10.1998 - 30.09.1999 : Central and East European Economic Research Center (CEEERC),Warsaw University, Department of Economics, research scholarship, working on the re-search project Bargaining Problem with Non-stationary Time Preferences of the Players

18. 1.10.1997 - 30.09.1999 : a group grant of the (Polish) State Committee for ScientificResearch Collective Decision-making

19. 1.10.1995 - 30.09.2000 : Warsaw School of Economics, Institute of Econometrics, position:Teaching and Research Assistant (Assistant Professor), research on Game Theory andMathematical Economics

20. 1.10.1994 - 30.09.1995 : Warsaw School of Economics, Institute of Econometrics, posi-tion: Ph.D. student and Teaching Assistant, research on Game Theory and MathematicalEconomics

21. 1.09.1993 - 31.08.1994 : Secondary School in Podkowa Lesna (Poland), teacher of Mathe-matics

10 Teaching Experience

1. January - February 2017 : Universite Paris 1 (Master 2) - Theorie des reseaux et applica-tions (9 hours, course of 18 hours - joint with Emily Tanimura)

2. January - February 2016 : Universite Paris 1 (Master 2) - Theorie des reseaux et applica-tions (9 hours, course of 18 hours - joint with Emily Tanimura)

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3. April 28-30, 2015 : University Federico II in Naples, Mini-course on ‘Network Dynamicsand Public Goods’ (joint with Nizar Allouch)

4. March - April 2015 : Universite Paris 1 (Course for Ph.D. students) - Social and EconomicNetworks (9 hours, course of 21 hours - joint with Michel Grabisch and Emily Tanimura)

5. January - February 2015 : Universite Paris 1 (Master 2) - Theorie des reseaux et applica-tions (9 hours, course of 18 hours - joint with Emily Tanimura)

6. December 2014 : National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow,Mini-course ‘Strategic Network Formation and Network Allocation Rules’ (5 hours)

7. January - February 2014 : Universite Paris 1 (Master 2) - Theorie des reseaux et applica-tions (9 hours, course of 18 hours - joint with Emily Tanimura)

8. December 2013 : Paris 2, Mini-course ‘Network Dynamics and Public Goods’ (6 hours,course of 12 hours - joint with Nizar Allouch)

9. January - February 2013 : CES, Universite Paris 1 (Master 2) - Networks (9 hours, courseof 18 hours - joint with Emily Tanimura)

10. January - February 2012 : CES, Universite Paris 1 (Master 2) - Cooperative Games (18hours)

11. June 2011 : EM LYON (Business School) - Open Topics Microeconomics (15 hours)

12. June 2010 : EM LYON (Business School) - Open Topics Microeconomics (15 hours)

13. February 2010 : GATE, University Lyon 2 (Ecole Doctorale) - Microeconomics (GameTheory, 12 hours)

14. June 2009 : GATE University Lyon 2 (Ecole Doctorale) - Anglais pour doctorants ensciences sociales (5 hours)

15. February - March 2009 : GATE, University Lyon 2 (Ecole Doctorale) - Microeconomics(Game Theory, 12 hours)

16. 2007/2008 : EM LYON (Business School) - Applied Micro-Economics (24 hours)

17. 2006/2007 : Radboud University Nijmegen - Strategy, Strategic Decision Making

18. 1995 - 2000 : Warsaw School of Economics, teaching:

- Mathematics (in particular, Mathematical Analysis, Algebra, Probability, Differen-tial Equations)

- Game Theory, Social Choice Theory, Mathematical Economics

11 Ph.D., post-doc, HDR and Master Theses Supervision

Ph.D. supervision:

- Ahmet Ozkardas, Essays on Wage Bargaining, Universite Paris 1, supervision, thesisdefended on November 17th, 2014

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- Manuel Forster, Essays on Dynamic Social Influence, EDEEM (European Doctoral Pro-gram) - Universite Paris 1 & Universite Catholique de Louvain, co-supervision, thesisdefended on June 10th, 2014

- Philipp Mohlmeier, The Role of Externalities in Social and Economic Networks, BielefeldUniversity, co-supervision, since July 2014, defense in November/December 2017

- Elena Orlova, Evolution of Preferences, EDEEM (European Doctoral Program) - Univer-site Paris 1 & Bielefeld University, co-supervision, since October 2014

- Simon Schopohl, Essays on Communication and Information Transmission, EDEEM (Eu-ropean Doctoral Program) - Universite Paris 1 & Bielefeld University, co-supervision, sinceSeptember 2015, defense in November 2017

- Alexis Poindron, Anti-conformism in Social Networks, Universite Paris 1, co-supervision,since September 2016

- Akylai Taalaibekova, The Impact of Opinion Formation on Expectations and MarketDynamics, EXSIDE (European Doctoral Program) - Universite Paris 1 & UniversiteCatholique de Louvain, co-supervision, since September 2017

Post-doc supervision:

- Jean-Francois Caulier, post-doc within the ANR project MINT, 1 year (2010 - 2011)

HDR supervision (supervisor – garant):

- Antoine Mandel, Essais sur la dynamique economique, defended 7/10/2015

- Lionel de Boisdeffre, Modeles d’equilibre general sans anticipations rationnelles des prix,to be defended on 23/11/2016

Master supervision at GATE and CES:

- Ahmet Ozkardas, Wage bargaining with non-stationary preferences, GATE - University ofLyon 2, defended in July 2009

- Alexis Poindron, Anti-conformism and Social Networks, Universite Paris 1, defended inMay 2016

- Billel Zaber, Formation des reseaux strategiques, defended in June 2016

- Alylai Taalaibekova, Strategic influence in social networks with three external players,defended in June 2017

Master supervision at Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen School of Management:

- Bas Nagtzaam, Strategic Renewal of the Dutch Energy Incumbents, defended 6.09.2005

- Floris Harthoorn, What Fuels Competition along Highways: a Game Theoretical Researchon Pricing Strategies, defended 7.12.2005

- Ruben van den Bogaard, Stability of Equity Based Joint Ventures, an Holistic Approach,defended: 10.01.2007

Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen School of Management, Co-reader (Master referee):

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- Jaap-Jan Pietersen, It’s all between the games. Are people able to incorporate externalinformation between two different games in a business like situation, defended 10.01.2006

- Ferhat Isguzarer, Aanpassen? Een verkennend onderzoek naar de relatie tussen adaptatieen de relationship value van cooperatieve relaties bij hetmicrobedrijf, defended 14.11.2006

- Tauvik Verhagen, Technological market overlap and competitive intensity. A study of themobile phone handset industry 1999-2005, defended 31.01.2007

- Jan Hoogstraaten, Using R&D alliances - The development of fuel cell vehicles within theautomobile industry, defended 08.02.2007

- Evert Coenen, Conceptualizations of relatedness held by the managers of large diversifiedfirm: a replication and extension study, defended 21.02.2007

12 Participation in Ph.D. and HDR Committees

- Universite Paris Nanterre, referee (rapporteur), HDR thesis of Remy Oddou, Juridictions,Sgrgation, et Choix Social, to be held in December 2017

- University of Southern Denmark in Odense, referee (rapporteur), Ph.D. committee ofJesper Normann Breinbjerg, Efficiency, Fairness and Agent Behavior in Queues, defended6/06/2017

- Radboud University Nijmegen, referee (rapporteur), Ph.D. committee of Weibin Han,Maximality and Stability in Abstract Decision Problems, defended 24/04/2017

- Universite Paris 1, HDR thesis (garant) of Lionel de Boisdeffre, Modeles d’equilibre generalsans anticipations rationnelles des prix, defended 23/11/2016

- Universite Paris 1, HDR thesis (garant) of Antoine Mandel, Essais sur la dynamiqueeconomique, defended 7/10/2015

- Universite Paris 1, member (president) of the Ph.D. committee of Andreas Karpf, SocialInteractions, Expectation Formation and Markets, defended 22/10/2015

- University of Hamburg, referee of the HDR thesis of Berno Buechel, Network Models,Spatial Competition, and Monitoring Incentives, defended in Spring 2015

- Universite Paris 1, referee (rapporteur), HDR committee of Margherita Comola, De latheorie aux modeles econometriques : Essais sur la formation et l’evolution des reseauxsociaux, defended 1/12/2014

- Universite Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallee, CNRS-CIRED, member of the HDR committee ofRabia Nessah, Theorie des jeux et ordonnancement de la production, defended 24/06/2013

- Tilburg University, referee (rapporteur), Ph.D. committee of Manzoor Zahid, A newframework for elections, defended 12/12/2012

- Universite de Caen, referee (rapporteur), Ph.D. committee of Samir Sbabou, Equilibresde Nash dans les jeux de congestion a choix unique : Theorie et Applications, defended10/12/2010

- Warsaw School of Economics, referee (rapporteur), Ph.D. committee of Justyna Winnicka,Indeksy sily dla gier z wieloma rozstrzygnieciami, defended 9/11/2010

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- Universite de Caen, referee (rapporteur), Ph.D. committee of Mostapha Diss, Paradoxes,stabilite et efficience des classements par points, defended 25/05/2010

- Universite Jean Monnet de Saint-Etienne, president of the Ph.D. committee of AmandineGhintran, Reseaux sociaux et regles d’allocation, defended 30/09/2009

13 Participation in Master Committees (not supervision)

- Universite Paris 1, member of the Master committee of Fen LI, A PPolya urn model ofopinion formation, Memoire de recherche, June 2017

- Universite Paris 1, member of the Master committee of Liyan ZHANG, A model of influ-ence with anti-conformists, Memoire de recherche, June 2014

- Universite Paris 1, member of the Master committee of Stephane GONZALEZ, Strategieset influence en reseau social, Memoire de recherche, 2010

- Universite Paris 1, member of the Master committee of Emmanuel MARUANI, Jeuxd’influence dans un reseau social, Memoire de recherche, April 2010

14 List of Publications

14.1 Articles in journals

1) Mohlmeier, Rusinowska, Tanimura (2017) Competition for the access to and use of infor-mation in networks, Mathematical Social Sciences, forthcoming

2) Grabisch, Mandel, Rusinowska, Tanimura (2017) Strategic influence in social networks,Mathematics of Operations Research, forthcoming

3) Mohlmeier, Rusinowska, Tanimura (2016) A degree-distance-based connections modelwith negative and positive externalities, Journal of Public Economic Theory 18(2): 168-192

4) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2016) Determining influential models, Operations Research andDecisions 26(2): 69-85

5) Caulier, Grabisch, Rusinowska (2015) An allocation rule for dynamic random networkformation processes, Economic Theory 60(2): 283-313

6) Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2015) Inefficient equilibria in wage bargaining with discount ratesvarying in time, Economics Bulletin 35(3): 1744-1751

7) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2015) Lattices in social networks with influence, InternationalGame Theory Review 17(1), 18 pages

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

9) Robin, Rusinowska, Villeval (2014) Ingratiation: Experimental evidence, European Eco-nomic Review 66: 16-38

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

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

12) Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2013) An application of wage bargaining to price negotiation withdiscount factors varying in time, Journal of Business Economics and Political Science2(3): 83-102

13) Forster, Grabisch, Rusinowska (2013) Anonymous social influence, Games and EconomicBehavior 82: 621-635

14) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2013) A model of influence based on aggregation functions, Math-ematical Social Sciences 66: 316-330

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

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

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

18) Maruani, Grabisch, Rusinowska (2012) A study of a dynamic of influence through differ-ential equations, RAIRO-Operations Research 46: 83-106

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

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

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

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

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

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

25) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2010) A model of influence in a social network, Theory and Deci-sion 69(1): 69-96

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

27) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2009) Measuring influence in command games, Social Choice andWelfare 33: 177-209

28) Berghammer, Rusinowska, De Swart (2009) An interdisciplinary approach to coalitionformation, European Journal of Operational Research 195: 487-496

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

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

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

32) Eklund, Rusinowska, De Swart (2007) Consensus reaching in committees, European Jour-nal of Operational Research 178/1: 185-193

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

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

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

36) Rusinowska, De Swart, Van der Rijt (2005) A new model of coalition formation, SocialChoice and Welfare 24: 129-154

37) Rusinowska (2004) Bargaining model with sequences of discount rates and bargainingcosts, International Game Theory Review 6: 265-280

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

39) Van Deemen, Rusinowska (2003) Paradoxes of voting power in Dutch politics, PublicChoice 115: 109-137

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

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

42) Rusinowska (2002) On certain generalization of Rubinstein’s bargaining model, Interna-tional Journal of Mathematics, Game Theory, and Algebra 12: 545-552, Nova SciencePublishers, Inc. New York

43) Rusinowska (2001) Paradox of redistribution in Polish politics, Annals of the Marie CurieFellowships 2: 46-54, European Commission, Brussels

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

45) Rusinowska (1998) Bargaining problem with preferences varying in time, Journal of theCollege of Economic Analyses, No. 6 - Problems of Mathematical Economics and FinancialMathematics, pp. 74-87, Warsaw School of Economics, Warsaw

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14.2 Book reviews in journals

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

14.3 Books and articles in contributed volumes

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

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

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

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

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

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

53) Gambarelli, Mercik, Ramsey, Rusinowska (2009) Editors of a special SING4 issue of thejournal Operation Research and Decisions, 02/2009

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

55) Rusinowska (2008) On the not-preference-based Hoede-Bakker index, in: Petrosjan andMazalov (Eds.) Game Theory and Applications, Vol. XIII, Chapter 9, pp. 127-141, NovaScience Publishers, Inc. New York

56) Rusinowska, Berghammer, Eklund, Van der Rijt, Roubens, De Swart (2006) Social soft-ware for coalition formation, in: De Swart et al. (Eds.) Theory and Applications ofRelational Structures as Knowledge Instruments, No 2. Springer’s Lecture Notes in Arti-ficial Intelligence, LNAI 4342, pp. 1-30, Springer, Heidelberg, Germany

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

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

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

60) Rusinowska (2002) On certain generalization of Rubinstein’s bargaining model, in: Pet-rosjan and Mazalov (Eds.) Game Theory and Applications, Vol. VIII, pp. 159-169, NovaScience Publishers, Inc. New York

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

62) Rusinowska (1999) Bargain, in: Sosnowska et al. (Eds.) Collective Decisions. Theory andApplications, pp. 139-156, Scholar, Warsaw

14.4 Articles submitted and under revision

63) Rusinowska, Vergopoulos, Ingratiation and favoritism in organizations

64) Grabisch, Poindron, Rusinowska, A model of anonymous influence with anti-conformistagents

65) van den Brink, Rusinowska, The degree measure as utility function over positions innetworks

14.5 Work in progress/preparation for submission

66) van den Brink, Rusinowska, The degree ratio ranking method for directed networks

67) van den Nouweland, Rusinowska, Implementing share equilibrium in local public goodeconomies

68) Grabisch, Poindron, Rusinowska, A model of non-anonymous influence with anti-conformistagents

69) Caulier, Grabisch, Navarro, Rusinowska, Centrality measures for dynamic networks

70) Grabisch, Rusinowska, Venel, Modeling contagion by aggregation functions

71) van den Brink, Rusinowska, Steffen, Measuring success in societies with opinion leaders

72) Rusinowska, Taalaibekova, Targeting in social networks with three strategic players

73) Comola, Rusinowska, Villeval, Targeting in social networks: Experimental evidence

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14.6 Theses

74) Rusinowska (2008) Models of bargaining, coalition formation, voting power and influence,HDR manuscript (Habilitation a Diriger des Recherches), 71 pages + 24 attached papers,GATE - Universite Lumiere Lyon 2, Ecully (Lyon)

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

76) Rusinowska, Zakowska (1996) Exponential and logarithmic functions, dissertation at Post-graduate Studies, in Polish, 100 pages, Warsaw University, Department of Mathematics,Computer Sciences and Mechanics

77) Rusinowska (1993) Approximation with algebraic and trigonometric polynomials, Master’sthesis, in Polish, 104 pages, Warsaw University, Department of Mathematics, ComputerSciences and Mechanics

14.7 Working and discussion papers (including earlier versions of some ofthe published papers)

78) Grabisch, Poindron, Rusinowska (2017) A model of anonymous influence with anti-conformistagents, CES Working Papers (Documents de travail du Centre d’Economie de la Sorbonne)

79) van den Brink, Rusinowska (2017) The degree measure as utility function over positionsin networks, CES Working Papers, 2017.35

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

81) Mohlmeier, Rusinowska, Tanimura (2016) Competition for the access to and use of infor-mation in networks, CES Working Papers, 2016.33

82) Rusinowska, Vergopoulos (2016) Ingratiation and favoritism in organizations, CES Work-ing Papers, 2016.10

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

84) Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2014) Inefficient equilibria and lockouts in wage bargaining withdiscount rates varying in time, CES Working Papers, 2014.73

85) Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2014) Holdout threats of the union during wage bargaining, CESWorking Papers, 2014.72

86) Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2014) On equilibrium payoffs in wage bargaining with discountrates varying in time, CES Working Papers, 2014.11

87) Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2013) An application of wage bargaining to price negotiation withdiscount factors varying in time, CES Working Papers, 2013.66

88) Caulier, Grabisch, Rusinowska (2013) An allocation rule for dynamic random networkformation processes, CES Working Papers, 2013.63

89) Mohlmeier, Rusinowska, Tanimura (2013) A degree-distance-based connections modelwith negative and positive externalities, CES Working Papers, 2013.40

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90) Forster, Grabisch, Rusinowska (2012) Ordered weighted averaging in social networks, CESWorking Papers, 2012.56

91) 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)

92) Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2012) Wage bargaining with discount rates varying in time underexogenous strike decisions, CES Working Papers, 2012.13

93) Berghammer, Rusinowska, de Swart (2011) Computing tournament solutions using rela-tion algebra and RelView, CES Working Papers, 2011.67

94) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2011) A model of influence based on aggregation functions, CESWorking Papers, 2011.58

95) Grabisch, Maruani, Rusinowska (2011) A study of the dynamic of influence through dif-ferential equations, CES Working Papers, 2011.22

96) van den Brink, Rusinowska, Steffen (2011) Measuring power and satisfaction in societieswith opinion leaders: An axiomatization, CES Working Papers, 2011.18

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

98) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2010) Iterating influence between players in a social network, CESWorking Papers, 2010.89

99) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2010) A model of influence with a continuum of actions, GATEWorking Paper, 2010-04

100) Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2009) Wage bargaining with non-stationary preferences understrike decision, GATE Working Paper, 2009-30

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

102) Berghammer, Rusinowska, De Swart (2009) Applying relation algebra and RelView tomeasures in a social network, GATE Working Paper, 2009-02

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

104) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2008) Influence functions, followers and command games, GATEWorking Paper, 2008-31

105) De Ridder, Rusinowska, Saiz, Hendrix (2008) Coalition formation: the role of procedureand policy flexibility, GATE Working Paper, 2008-06

106) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2008) Measuring influence among players with an ordered set ofpossible actions, GATE Working Paper, 2008-01

107) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2008) Measuring influence in command games, GATE WorkingPaper, 2008-02

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

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

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

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

112) Rusinowska, De Swart (2006) Applying bargaining theory to coalition formation, Workingpaper series on Relational Management, RRM-2006-16-STR, Nijmegen School of Manage-ment, Radboud University Nijmegen

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

114) Berghammer, Rusinowska, De Swart (2006) Applications of Relations and Graphs toCoalition Formation, FEEM (Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei) Working Paper Series, 77.2006

115) Czarny, Rusinowska (2005) Effects of intensifying competition in the Single EuropeanMarket on welfare of the population of the participating countries (theoretical approach),Warsaw School of Economics

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

117) Rusinowska (2003) Consensus reaching in coalition formation, 21 pages, Warsaw Schoolof Economics

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

119) Czarny, Rusinowska (2001) Intra-branch trade in oligopoly markets, discussion paper, se-ries Mathematical Economics, No.6/EM/2001, 85 pages, Institute of Econometrics, War-saw School of Economics

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

121) Czarny, Rusinowska (2000) Game theory application in economy on oligopoly marketscase, 60 pages, Warsaw School of Economics

122) Czarny, Rusinowska (2000) Intra-branch trade in oligopoly markets, 70 pages, WarsawSchool of Economics

123) Rusinowska (2000) Bargaining model with preferences described simultaneously by se-quences of discount rates and sequences of bargaining costs, 30 pages, Warsaw School ofEconomics

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

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

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

127) Rusinowska (1997) Sufficient conditions of the existence of the subgame perfect equilibriumin the case of varying preferences, 24 pages, Warsaw School of Economics

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

14.8 Papers and (extended) abstracts in conference proceedings

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

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

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

132) Ozkardas, Rusinowska (2011) Wage bargaining with non-stationary preferences understrike decision, Proceedings of the ROADEF 2011 (XII Congres Annuel de la SocieteFrancaise de Recherche Operationnelle et d’Aide a la Decision), volume II, p. 645, SaintEtienne

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

134) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2009) Influence in social networks, COGnitive systems with Inter-active Sensors (COGIS’09), Paris

135) Grabisch, Rusinowska (2007) Generalized influence indices, EURO XXII (XXII EuropeanConference on Operational Research), p. 248, Prague

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

137) 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)

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

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

140) Czarny, Rusinowska (2005) Effects of the Single European Market on welfare of the partic-ipating countries (theoretical approach), electronic publication in: Conference ‘Channelsof European Integration’, Warsaw, October 7 - 8, 2005

141) Czarny, Rusinowska (2005) Effects of intensifying competition in the Single European Mar-ket (theoretical approach), VII Annual Conference of the European Trade Study Group,Dublin, September 2005

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

143) Eklund, Rusinowska, De Swart (2005) A model of political consensus, VIII Interna-tional Conference on Relational Methods in Computer Science (RelMiCS 8) and COST274/TARSKI Workshops, pp. 41-47, St. Catharines, Canada

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

145) Czarny, Rusinowska (2004) Effects of the single European market on welfare of the partic-ipating countries (theoretical approach), 12 pages, VI Annual Conference of the EuropeanTrade Study Group, Nottingham, September 9 - 11, 2004

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

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

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

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

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

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

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152) Rusinowska, De Swart (2003) Negotiating a stable government - application of bargain-ing theory to a model of coalition formation, XV Italian Meeting on Game Theory andApplications, p. 99, Urbino, Italy

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

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

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

15 Invited Keynote Speeches at Conferences

1. 11th Workshop of the International Society of Dynamic Games, Warsaw, Invited talk:Dynamic network formation models with strategic interactions, 13.07-15.07.2017

2. Fifth Workshop on Dynamic Games in Management Science, Montreal, Canada, Invitedtalk: Dynamic models of influence and opinion formation, 27.11 - 28.11.2014

3. FSTA 2014 (12th International Conference on Fuzzy Set Theory and Applications), Lip-tovsky Jan, Slovak Republic, Invited talk: Aggregation functions in social networks: Ap-plication to influence and contagion, 26.01 - 31.01.2014

4. RAMiCS12 (12th International Conference on Relational and Algebraic Methods in Com-puter Science), Rotterdam, Invited talk: Social networks: Prestige, centrality, and influ-ence, 30.05 - 3.06.2011

5. Third International Workshop on Computational Social Choice (COMSOC 2010), Dusseldorf,Invited tutorial: Different approaches to influence in social networks, 13.09 - 16.09.2010

16 Research Visits and Invited Seminars/Workshops

1. to be held on 3.11 - 4.11.2017 : Workshop on Networks, Seville

2. to be held on 24.09 - 27.09.2017 : Workshop on Finance and Growth, Florence

3. 1.09 - 2.09.2017 : Axiomatizations in Game Theory Workshop, Pecs, Hungary, invitedtalk Measuring success in societies with opinion leaders

4. 15.06 - 16.06.2017 : 4th Workshop on Cooperative Game Theory in Business Practice,Leipzig Graduate School of Management, invited talk A model of anonymous influencewith anti-conformist agents

5. 7.06.2017 : 6th International Workshop ‘Game Theory - Economics and Mathematics’,University of Southern Denmark, Odense, invited talk A model of anonymous influencewith anti-conformist agents

6. 30.05.2017 : University of Bielefeld, invited seminar A model of anonymous influence withanti-conformist agents

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7. 24.03 - 01.04.2017 : visit to GERAD (Groupe d’Etudes et de Recherche en Analyse desDecisions), Montreal, invited seminar Competition for the access to and use of informationin networks

8. 22.03 - 23.03.2017 : Workshop MARS (Measures, Axioms, Rights and Stability in coali-tions and networks), Saint-Etienne, invited talk A model of anonymous influence withanti-conformist agents

9. 10.11 - 19.11.2016 : visit to the University of Southern Denmark, Odense, invited seminarStrategic influence in social networks on 14.11.2016

10. 16.09.2016 : Workshop on Network Theory, School of Economics and Finance, QueenMary, University of London, invited talk Strategic influence in social networks

11. 16.06 - 17.06.2016 : 3rd Workshop on Cooperative Game Theory in Business Practice,Leipzig Graduate School of Management, invited talk Competition for the access to anduse of information in networks

12. 1.05 - 4.05.2016 : Toulouse Complex Network Workshop “Advanced Mathematics forNetwork Analysis”, invited talk Opinion dynamics and influence networks in economics,Luchon

13. 4.12 - 11.12.2015 : visit to GERAD, Montreal, invited seminar Strategic influence in socialnetworks

14. 20.11.2015 : Seminar “Quantitative methods of group decision making”, Wroclaw (Poland),invited talk Holdout threats of the union during wage bargaining

15. 28.09.2015 : GATE (Lyon), invited seminar Strategic influence in social networks

16. 18.06 - 19.06.2015 : 2nd Workshop on Cooperative Game Theory in Business Practice,Leipzig Graduate School of Management, invited talk Strategic influence in social networks

17. 27.04 - 4.05.2015 : visit to the University Federico II in Naples

18. 30.03.2015 : Workshop on Networks and Cooperative Games, Free University Amsterdam,invited talk Strategic influence in social networks

19. 1.03 - 3.03.2015 : visit to the University of Basque Country, Bilbao, invited seminarStrategic influence in social networks

20. 1.12 - 7.12.2014 : visit to the International Laboratory on Decision and Choice Analysis,National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow (Russia)

21. 17.10.2014 : SAMM (Statistique, Analyse, Modelisation Multidisciplinaire), Paris, semi-nar talk Modeling influence by aggregation functions

22. 12.09.2014 : Workshop ‘Contagion Dynamics in Socio-economic Systems’, ISCpif, Paris,invited talk Modeling influence and contagion by aggregation functions

23. 5.06 - 6.06.2014 : Workshop ‘Power’, Fondation Maison des Sciences de l’Hommes, Paris,invited talk Influence in social networks

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24. 2.03 - 2.04.2014 : visit to the University of Oregon (US), Eugene, Courtesy Professor inEconomics in the College of Arts and Sciences, collaboration with Anne van den Nouwe-land, invited seminar Aggregation functions in social networks: Application to influenceand contagion

25. 15.11 - 16.11.2013 : International game theory workshop in honor of Bezalel Peleg ‘GameTheory - Economics and Mathematics’, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, invitedtalk An allocation rule for dynamic random network formation processes

26. 21.10.2013 : University of Dortmund, seminar talk Ingratiation and favoritism

27. 27.09.2013 : Workshop on Simple Games and Beyond, Universite Paris Dauphine, presen-tation An allocation rule for dynamic random network formation processes

28. 27.06.2013 : Laboratoire d’Economie Industrielle du CREST, seminar talk A model ofinfluence based on aggregation functions

29. 14.12.2012 : Dutch Social Choice Group colloquium, Nijmegen, seminar talk Modelingopinion formation and influence by aggregation functions

30. 27.11 - 30.11.2012 : visit to the Seoul National University, Korea, invited seminar A modelof influence based on aggregation functions (29/11/2012)

31. 14.01.2012 : EBIM Networks Workshop, Bielefeld University, presentation: Model of in-fluence based on aggregation functions, contagion and influence

32. 9.12.2011 : Sixth Workshop on Economic Design and Institutions, Facultes universitairesSaint-Louis, Brussels (Belgium), invited talk A model of influence based on aggregationfunctions

33. 25.11 - 4.12.2011 : visit to the International Laboratory on Decision and Choice Analysis,National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow (Russia)

34. 31.03.2011 : ENSTA, Paris, seminar talk Comment modeliser l’influence dans un reseausocial (joint with Michel Grabisch)

35. 14.02.2011 : ERIC, University of Lyon 2, seminar talk Influence in a social network (jointwith Michel Grabisch)

36. 21.05.2010 : Social Choice Colloquium, Tilburg University, seminar talk Different ap-proaches to influence

37. 1.03.2010 : CREM, University of Caen, seminar talk A model of influence with a contin-uum of actions

38. 1.10 - 3.10.2009 : International Meeting “New Trends in Cooperative Game Theory”,Sanlucar de Barrameda, an invited talk Influence functions, followers and command games

39. 5.06.2008 : University of Milan, Department of Econometrics and Mathematics for Eco-nomic, Financial and Actuverdana Applications, seminar talk A model of influence in asocial network

40. 18.10.2007 : CREUSET (CNRS FRE 2938), Saint-Etienne, seminar talk On influence andpower indices

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41. 6.03.2006 : CERMSEM (Centre de Recherche en Mathematique, Statistique et EconomieMathematique - Universite Paris I), seminar talk Measures of success and power for bi-partite directed graphs in binary voting situations

42. 17.11.2005 : visit to the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University ofAmsterdam - presentation: An interdisciplinary approach to coalition formation

43. 26.09 - 2.10.2004 : Short Term Scientific Mission, visit to the Christian-Albrechts-Universityof Kiel, Institute of Computer Science and Applied Mathematics, Kiel (Germany) - coop-eration with Rudolf Berghammer

44. 2.04.2004 : visit to the Tinbergen Institute, Amsterdam - presentation: Consensus reach-ing in coalition formation and committees

45. 29.03 - 30.03.2004 : visit to the School of Management of the University of Liverpool -cooperation with Frank Steffen

46. 18.03 - 19.03.2004 : visit to the Department of Economics of the University of Vienna -presentation: Bargaining problems with non-stationary preferences of the players

47. 8.03.2004 : visit to the Center for Operations Research and Econometrics (CORE), Uni-versite Catholique de Louvain (Belgium) - presentation: Generalizing and modifying theHoede-Bakker index, and Bargaining problems with non-stationary preferences of the play-ers

48. 20.01 - 22.01.2004 : Short Term Scientific Mission, visit to the Faculte Polytechnique deMons, Mons (Belgium) - cooperation with Marc Roubens

49. 8.12 - 10.12.2003 : Short Term Scientific Mission, visit to the Faculte Polytechnique deMons, Mons - cooperation with Marc Roubens

50. 3.06 - 10.06.2003 : Short Term Scientific Mission, visit to the Abo Akademi University,Department of Computer Science, Abo/Turku (Finland) - cooperation with Patrik Eklundand Hannu Nurmi

51. 19.03 - 20.03.2002 : visit to the University of California in Irvine - visit to Prof. Don Saariand Prof. Berni Grofman

52. 26.11 - 28.11.2001 : visit to the University of Twente, Enschede (the Netherlands) -presentation: Voting power paradoxes in Dutch politics (empirical research)

53. 11.11 - 18.11.1999 : visit to CentER for Economic Research at Tilburg University, Tilburg(the Netherlands) - presentation: Subgame perfect equilibria in certain bargaining models

17 Regular Presentations at Conferences and Workshops

1. 10.07 - 13.07.2017 : 18th meeting of the Association for Public Economic Theory (PET17), Paris, paper: The degree measure as a utility function for positions in weightednetworks

2. 5.07 - 7.07.2017 : SING13 (European Meeting on Game Theory), Paris, paper: Modelingcontagion by aggregation functions

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3. 25.06 - 30.06.2017 : 17th Meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory(SAET 17), Faro, paper: The degree measure as a utility function for positions in weightednetworks

4. 11.05 - 12.05.2017 : XXII Coalition Theory Network Workshop, Glasgow, paper: Central-ity measures as utility functions for positions in networks

5. 28.04 - 30.04.2017 : Third Annual NSF Conference on Network Science in Economics, SaintLouis (USA), paper: Centrality measures as utility functions for positions in networks

6. 25.08 - 28.08.2016 : SCIS & ISIS 2016, Sapporo, Japan, paper: Iterating influence insocial networks

7. 24.07 - 28.07.2016 : GAMES 2016 (The 5th World Congress of the Game Theory Society),Maastricht, NL, paper: Strategic influence in social networks

8. 11.07 - 13.07.2016 : SING12 (European Meeting on Game Theory), Odense, Denmark,paper: Centrality measures as utility functions for positions in networks

9. 28.06 - 1.07.2016 : XIII International Meeting of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare,Lund, Sweden, paper: Competition for the access to and use of information in networks

10. 10.06 - 11.06.2016 : 7th Workshop on Dynamic Games in Management Science, ESSECBusiness School, Paris, paper: Ingratiation and favoritism in organizations

11. 24.01 - 29.01.2016 : FSTA 2016 (13th International Conference on Fuzzy Set Theoryand Applications), Liptovsky Jan, Slovak Republic, paper: Strategic influence in socialnetworks

12. 14.12 - 16.12.2015 : OSE - Journees de la Direction Thematique 4: “Fondements descomportements individuels, strategiques et sociaux”, Aussois, presentation: Competitionfor the access to and use of information in networks

13. 27.07 - 31.07.2015 : 15th Meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory(SAET 15), Cambridge, paper: Competition for the access to and use of information innetworks

14. 8.07 - 10.07.2015 : SING11, Saint Petersburg, paper: Ingratiation and favoritism in orga-nizations

15. 1.07 - 4.07.2015 : XVI Annual Conference of the Association for Public Economic Theory(PET 15), Luxembourg, paper: Strategic influence in social networks

16. 19.08 - 22.08.2014 : 14th Meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory(SAET 14), Tokyo, paper: Modeling ingratiation and favoritism

17. 7.07 - 9.07.2014 : SING10 (X Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory), Cracow(Poland), paper: An allocation rule for dynamic random network formation processes

18. 30.06 - 1.07.2014 : XXIII European Workshop on General Equilibrium Theory, Paris,paper: A degree-distance-based connections model with negative and positive externalities

19. 18.06 - 21.06.2014 : XII International Meeting of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare,Boston (US), paper: An allocation rule for dynamic random network formation processes

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20. 9.09 - 11.09.2013 : 6th Transatlantic Theory Workshop, Oxford, paper: An allocation rulefor dynamic random network formation processes

21. 22.07 - 27.07.2013 : 13th Meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory(SAET 13), Paris, paper: A degree-distance-based connections model with negative andpositive externalities

22. 8.07 - 10.07.2013 : SING9 (IX Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory), Vigo(Spain), paper: Ingratiation and favouritism

23. 5.07 - 7.07.2013 : XIV Annual Conference of the Association for Public Economic Theory(PET13), Lisbon, paper: Ingratiation and favouritism

24. 1.07 - 4.07.2013 : EURO / INFORMS, 26th European Conference on Operational Re-search, Rome, paper: Computing tournament solutions using relation algebra and RelView

25. 26.02 - 2.03.2013 : 34th Linz Seminar on Fuzzy Set Theory, Linz, paper: Modeling influ-ence by aggregation functions

26. 8.02 - 9.02.2013 : XVIII Coalition Theory Network Workshop, Warwick, paper: A modelof ingratiation and favouritism

27. 9.01 - 11.01.2013 : International Symposium on Applied Optimization and Game-TheoreticModels, Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi, paper: Lattices in social networks with influ-ence

28. 5.12 - 7.12.2012 : OSE - Journees de la Direction Thematique 4: “Fondements des com-portements individuels, strategiques et sociaux”, Aussois, presentation: Dynamic net-works and the network approach to interactions

29. 22.07 - 26.07.2012 : GAMES 2012 (The 4th World Congress of the Game Theory Society),Istanbul, paper: A model of influence based on aggregation functions

30. 16.07 - 18.07.2012 : SING8 (VIII Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory),Budapest, paper: Connections models with negative externalities

31. 12.06 - 14.06.2012 : XIII Annual Conference of the Association for Public EconomicTheory (PET12), Taipei, Taiwan, paper: A model of influence based on aggregationfunctions

32. 3.05 - 4.05.2012 : SSEAC Workshop on Social Choice and Social Software, Kiel, paper:Connections models with negative externalities

33. 23.01 - 25.01.2012 : First Caribbean Game Theory Conference, Curacao, paper: A dy-namic model of influence based on aggregation functions

34. 15.09 - 18.09.2011 : LogICCC Final Conference (European Science Foundation, EURO-CORES Programme), Berlin, paper: Influence and centrality

35. 18.07 - 20.07.2011 : SING7 (VII Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory), Paris,paper: A dynamic model of influence in social networks based on aggregation functions

36. 26.06 - 1.07.2011 : 11th Meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory(SAET 11), Faro, Portugal, paper: A dynamic model of influence based on aggregationfunctions

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37. 2.05 - 6.05.2011 : ICFCA 2011 (9th International Conference on Formal Concept Analysis),Nicosia, Cyprus, paper: Lattices in social networks with influence

38. 15.03 - 16.03.2011 : Second International Workshop ‘Models of Influence and NetworkTheory’ (MINT2), Saint Etienne, paper: Measuring power and satisfaction in societieswith opinion leaders: An axiomatization

39. 2.03 - 4.03.2011 : ROADEF 2011 (XII Congres Annuel de la Societe Francaise de RechercheOperationnelle et d’Aide a la Decision), Saint Etienne, paper: Wage bargaining with non-stationary preferences under strike decision

40. 4.02 - 5.02.2011 : XVI Coalition Theory Network Workshop, Barcelone, paper: Iteratinginfluence in a social network

41. 09.09 - 10.09.2010 : 59eme Congres Annuel de l’AFSE, Universite Paris X - Nanterre,paper: A model of influence with a continuum of actions

42. 21.07 - 24.07.2010 : X International Meeting of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare,Moscow (Russia), paper: A model of influence with a continuum of actions

43. 07.07 - 09.07.2010 : SING6 (Sixth Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory),Palermo, paper: Iterating influence between players in a social network

44. 2.07 - 4.07.2010 : Warsaw International Economic Meeting (WIEM2010), Warsaw, paper:A relation-algebraic approach to simple games

45. 8.06 - 9.06.2010 : SSEAC Workshop on Voting and Allocation Systems, Aland (Finland),paper: Measuring influence among players with a continuum of actions

46. 8.10 - 9.10.2009 : International Conference ‘Regions, Firms and Institutions in the WorldEconomy’, Warsaw School of Economics, paper: Competition and welfare in integratedregions

47. 10.09 - 11.09.2009 : 58eme Congres Annuel de l’AFSE, Universite Paris X - Nanterre,paper: Measuring power and satisfaction in societies with opinion leaders

48. 26.08 - 29.08.2009 : International Conference ‘Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice6’, Tsukuba (Japan), paper: Measuring power and satisfaction in societies with opinionleaders: Dictator and opinion leader properties

49. 5.07 - 8.07.2009 : EURO XXIII (XXIII European Conference on Operational Research),Bonn (Germany), paper: Applying relational algebra and RelView to measures in a socialnetwork

50. 01.07 - 03.07.2009 : SING5 (Fifth Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory),Amsterdam (NL), paper: A model of influence with a continuum of actions

51. 25.05 - 26.05.2009 : International Workshop ‘New Approaches to Voting and SocialChoice’, Tilburg, The Netherlands, paper: Influence functions, followers and commandgames

52. 1.04 - 2.04.2009 : Research Meeting ‘Computational Social Choice and Social Software’,GATE, paper: Applying Relational Algebra, RelView and Graph Theory to CoalitionFormation

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53. 1.09 - 4.09.2008 : XXXII Congress of AMASES (Associazione per la Matematica Applicataalle Scienze Economiche e Sociali), Trento (Italy), paper: Measuring influence in a socialnetwork

54. 13.07 - 17.07.2008 : Third World Congress of the Game Theory Society (GAMES2008),Evanston (USA), paper: Measuring influence in command games

55. 4.07 - 6.07.2008 : Warsaw International Economic Meeting (WIEM2008), Warsaw, paper:Measuring influence among players with an ordered set of possible actions

56. 26.06 - 28.06.2008 : SING4 (Fourth Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory),Wroclaw (Poland), organizing the session ‘Influence and Power in Networks’ (parts Iand II); paper: A model of influence and command games

57. 19.06 - 22.06.2008 : IX International Meeting of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare,Montreal (Canada), paper: An influence model and command games

58. 8.07 - 11.07.2007 : EURO XXII (XXII European Conference on Operational Research),Prague, paper: Generalized influence indices

59. 4.07 - 6.07.2007 : SING3 (Third Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory),Madrid, paper: The role of policy flexibility and party strength in coalition formation -an analysis of Dutch elections

60. 20.06 - 22.06.2007 : International Conference ‘Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice 5’,Bilbao (Spain), paper: Coalition formation: the role of procedure and policy flexibility

61. 25.10 - 27.10.2006 : 2nd CSA International Workshop ‘Co-operation as driver for innova-tion’, Nijmegen, paper: On some procedures of forming a multi-partner alliance

62. 25.10 - 28.10.2006 : DIMACS-LAMSADE Workshop on Voting Theory and PreferenceModelling, Paris, paper: On influence and power indices

63. 21.09 - 23.09.2006 : 13th Osnabrueck Seminar of Individual Decisions and Social Choice,Osnabrueck (Germany), paper: An interdisciplinary approach to coalition formation

64. 13.07 - 17.07.2006 : VIII International Meeting of the Society for Social Choice andWelfare, Istanbul (Turkey), paper: On influence and power indices

65. 14.06 - 17.06.2006 : SING2 (Second Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory)and XVI IMGTA, Foggia (Italy), paper: Comparing different procedures of forming acoalition

66. 7.02 - 11.02.2006 : 27th Linz Seminar on Fuzzy Set Theory, ‘Preferences, Games andDecisions’, Linz (Austria), paper: An interdisciplinary approach to coalition formation

67. 19.01 - 21.01.2006 : XI Coalition Theory Network Workshop, University of Warwick,Coventry (UK), paper: Graph theory, RelView and coalitions

68. 11.07 - 15.07.2005 : the 17th Triennial Conference of the International Federation ofOperational Research Societies (IFORS 2005), Honolulu, Hawaii (USA), organizing asession ‘Coalition and Alliance Formation’ (part I and II)

69. 11.07 - 15.07.2005 : the 17th Triennial Conference of the International Federation ofOperational Research Societies (IFORS 2005), Honolulu, Hawaii (USA), paper: Applyingrelational Algebra and RelView to coalition formation

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70. 24.06 - 26.06.2005 : First Spain Italy Netherlands Meeting on Game Theory, Maastricht(NL), paper: On some procedures of forming a coalition

71. 22.06 - 24.06.2005 : International Conference ‘Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice 4’,Caen (France), papers: Measures for bipartite directed graphs using success and power inbinary voting situations and On some procedures of forming a coalition

72. 30.03 - 1.04.2005 : Workshop of COST Action 274/TARSKI, Malaga (Spain), paper:Applying relational Algebra and RelView to coalition formation

73. 10.03 - 13.03.2005 : Public Choice Society Annual Meeting, New Orleans (the US), paper:Measures for bipartite directed graphs using success and power in binary voting situations

74. 22.02 - 26.02.2005 : VIII International Conference on Relational Methods in ComputerScience (RelMiCS 8) and COST 274/TARSKI Workshops, St. Catharines (Canada),paper: A model of political consensus

75. 6.09 - 10.09.2004 : International Conference ‘Game Theory and Mathematical Economics’,Warsaw (Poland), papers: Application of the Macbeth approach to coalition formation,and Consensus reaching in committees and coalition formation

76. 21.07 - 25.07.2004 : VII International Meeting of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare,Osaka (Japan), paper: A consensus model of political decision-making

77. 12.07 - 14.07.2004 : VI Spanish Meeting on Game Theory and Practice, Elche (Spain),papers: A consensus model of decision-making in committees and coalition formation, andApplying the Macbeth technique to coalition formation

78. 5.07 - 9.07.2004 : II World Congress of the Game Theory Society (GAMES 2004), Marseille(France), poster: Consensus reaching in coalition formation and committees

79. 29.06 - 3.07.2004 : Conference on Economic Design (SED 2004), Mallorca (Spain), paper:Application of the Macbeth approach to coalition formation

80. 10.06 - 12.06.2004 : Meeting of COST Action 274 TARSKI, Tampere (Finland), presen-tation: Report of my COST- STSMs

81. 11.03 - 13.03.2004 : Workshop of COST Action 274: TARSKI, Toulouse (France), paper:Bargaining problems with non-stationary preferences of the players

82. 4.12 - 5.12.2003 : VI Meeting of COST Action 274 TARSKI, Workshop Theory andApplications of Relational Structures as Knowledge Instruments, Ghent (Belgium), paper:On the Hoede-Bakker power index

83. 11.09 - 14.09.2003 : The Third International Conference ‘Logic, Game Theory and SocialChoice’, Siena (Italy), papers: Negotiating a stable government - application of bargainingtheory to a coalition formation model, and Generalizing and modifying the Hoede-Bakkerindex

84. 9.07 - 12.07.2003 : XV Italian Meeting on Game Theory and Applications, Urbino (Italy),papers: Negotiating a stable government - application of bargaining theory to a model ofcoalition formation, and Generalization and modifications of the Hoede-Bakker index

85. 10.04 - 13.04.2003 : The Third Siena - Hamburg Workshop on Applied Game Theory,Siena (Italy), paper: The Hoede-Bakker index revisited

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86. 21.03 - 23.03.2003 : Public Choice Society and Economy Science Meetings, Nashville (theUS), paper: Generalizing the Hoede-Bakker index, and Negotiations in coalition formation

87. 24.10 - 26.10.2002 : The Ninth Osnabrueck Seminar on Individual Decision and SocialChoice, Osnabrueck (Germany), paper: A new model of coalition formation

88. 9.08 - 11.08.2002 : Workshop on Voting Power Analysis, London School of Economics,paper: On some properties of the Hoede-Bakker index

89. 12.07 - 14.07.2002 : Workshop Modelling the European Decision Making, San Sebastian(Spain), paper: On the Hoede-Bakker index

90. 23.06 - 25.06.2002 : Conference Advances in Game Theory and Related Topics joint withGame Practice III, Hilvarenbeek (the Netherlands), paper: A government reached bynegotiations

91. 19.06 - 21.06.2002 : The Second Twente Workshop on Cooperative Game Theory, Uni-versity of Twente, Enschede (the Netherlands), paper: On some properties of the Hoede-Bakker index

92. 6.06 - 9.06.2002 : The Second Siena - Hamburg Workshop on Applied Game Theory,Hamburg (Germany), paper: A new model of coalition formation

93. 22.03 - 24.03.2002 : Public Choice Society and Economic Science Association 2002 AnnualMeeting, San Diego (the US), paper: A new model of coalition formation

94. 19.03 - 20.03.2002 : Conference ‘Decision Analysis and Evolutionary Game Theory’, Irvine(the US), paper: A new model of coalition formation

95. 11.10 - 14.10.2001 : The First Bilateral Siena - Hamburg Workshop on Applied GameTheory, Siena (Italy), paper: An alternative model on the formation of political coalitions(author: Van der Rijt)

96. 11.07 - 14.07.2001 : XIV Italian Meeting on Game Theory and Applications, Ischia (Italy),paper: Paradoxes of voting power in Dutch politics

97. 21.06 - 24.06.2001 : The Second International Conference ‘Logic, Game Theory and SocialChoice’, St. Petersburg (Russia), papers: Paradoxes of voting power in Dutch politics,and On certain bargaining model with simultaneous moves of the players

98. 24.07 - 28.07.2000 : The First World Congress of the Game Theory Society (GAMES2000), Bilbao (Spain), poster: Bargaining model with preferences described by sequencesof discount rates and sequences of bargaining costs

99. 19.07 - 21.07.2000 : The Fourth Spanish Meeting on Game Theory, Game Practice II, theEighth Summer Meeting on Game Theory, Valencia (Spain), paper: Bargaining modelwith preferences described by sequences of discount rates and sequences of bargainingcosts

100. 6.06 - 9.06.2000 : The First Polish Workshop of Ph.D. Students, Borki (Poland), paper:Bargaining problem with non-stationary preferences of the players

101. 7.04 - 8.04.2000 : Exploratory Workshop on Bargaining, Barcelona (Spain)

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102. 19.11 - 20.11.1999 : Workshop on Logic and Games, organized by the Institute for Logic,Language and Computation at the University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam (the Nether-lands)

103. 21.09 - 28.09.1999 : XXVIII Polish Conference on Mathematics Applications, Zakopane(Poland), paper: Bargaining model with bargaining costs varying in time

104. 20.08 - 26.08.1999 : XI International Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy ofScience, Cracow (Poland)

105. 8.08 - 14.08.1999 : II International Conference of Ph.D. Students, Miskolc (Hungary),paper: Subgame perfect equilibria in the model with bargaining costs varying in time

106. 26.06 - 30.06.1998 : XII Convegno di teoria dei giochi ed applicazioni. Game Practice I,Genova (Italy), paper: Bargaining problem with non-stationary time preferences

107. 8.06 - 10.06.1998 : BOS’98 - Conference for celebration of 50 years of Polish ComputerSciences, Kutno, paper: Bargaining problem with non-stationary preferences of the players

108. 23.09 - 30.09.1997 : XXVI Polish Conference on Mathematics Applications, Zakopane(Poland), paper Bargaining problem with non-stationary preferences of the players

18 Summer Schools

1. 8.07 - 11.07.2002 : The Summer School on EU Decision Making, San Sebastian (Spain)

2. 21.08 - 1.09.2000 : The Second School on Mathematics of Economics, Trieste (Italy)

3. 31.07 - 4.08.2000 : The Summer School on Bounded Rationality, San Sebastian

4. 22.07 - 28.07.1999 : II Urrutia Elejalde Summer School on Economics and Philosophy inSan Sebastian, delivery of paper Subgame perfect equilibria in the bargaining models withpreferences varying in time

5. 31.08 - 25.09.1998 : School on the Mathematics of Economics in Trieste, a diploma inEconomics

6. 27.07 - 25.08.1996 : Summer School of Economics, Kortowo - Olsztyn (Poland), twodiplomas in International Trade and Industrial Organization

7. 5.07 - 13.08.1995 : Summer School of Economics, Kortowo - Olsztyn, two diplomas inMicroeconomics and Macroeconomics

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