The academic program will consist of a series of plenary sessions, together with poster sessions for which the contributions of the participants will be considered.

1 April, Wednesday.        

-     9.30 h.  Opening session

-   10.00 h. Francois Maniquet (Universitè Catholique de Louvain. Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgique).
Compensating team members under multiple tasks

10.45: Coffee

-    11.30 h Bernhard von Stengel (London School of  Economics. London, UK)

Strategic characterization of the index of an equilibrium.

-    12.15 h. Isaac Meilijson (School of Mathematical Sciences. Tel Aviv University. Tel Avid, Israel)

Risk and Uncertainty Aversion in the Rank-dependent Utility.

                                   13.00: Lunch

-     14.30 h. Stef Tijs (Tilburg University, CentER and Department of Operation Research. Tilburg University. Tilburg, The Netherlands).

Lexicographic optimization in cooperative game theory.

-     15.15 h. Carles Rafels (Universidad de Barcelona.  Barcelona, España).

 The aggregate-monotonic core. &  Monotonicity and core selections in cooperative games with transferable utility.

16.00: Coffee

-         16.00 h. Poster session. (There is enough room to place all the posters simultaneously. Thus, we encourage participants to place their posters at the poster session on Wednesday and leave them until Thursday). The list of the posters is below.

2 April, Thursday.

-     10.00 h. William Thomson (University of Rochester. New York, USA).
TBA

10.45: Coffee

-     11.30 h. Carmen Herrero (Universidad de Alicante. Alicante, España)
The rights egalitarian solution for NTU sharing problems.

-     12.15 h Gustavo Bergantiños (Universidad de Vigo. Vigo, España).
The division problem with voluntary participation.

13.00: Lunch

-     14.30 h. Jean-Jacques Herings (University of Maastricht. Maastricht, The Netherlands).
Non-cooperative support for the asymmetric Nash bargaining solution.

-     15.15 h. José Manuel Zarzuelo (Universidad del País Vasco. Bilbao, España)
The bilateral consistent prekernel and the core on NTU games and exchange economies.

16.00: Coffee

-         16.00 h. Poster session.
      
       LIST OF POSTERS:

●    “A New Prospect on Additivity in Bankruptcy Problems” Carmen Marco Gil (Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena), J. Alcalde,  J.A. Silva (Universidad de Alicante).

●    “A New Bankruptcy Game” Jose Manuel Jiménez Gómez (Universidad de Alicante), P. Gadea-Blanco (Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena), M.C. Marco-Gil (Universidad de Alicante)

●   “The family of cost monotonic and cost additive rules in minimum cost spanning tree problems”  Silvia Lorenzo Freire, Gustavo Bergantiños, Leticia Lorenzo (Universidad da Vigo)

●   “Using greedy algorithms on combinatorial structures” Encarnación Algaba Durán, J. Mario Bilbao Arrese, Manuel Ordoñez Sánchez (Universidad de Sevilla)

●    “Total power, potential and multilinear extensions” Francesc Carreras Escobar, Jose Miguel Giménez Preadales (Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña)

●   “A  note about decisive symmetric games”  M. Albina Puente del Campo, Francesc Carreras, Josep Freixas (Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña)

●   “NTU Games with restricted coalitions”  Andres Jiménez Losada (Universidad de Sevilla)

●   “Computing power indices in cooperative fair division”  Camila Di Luca, Marco Dall'Aglio (Università G. d'Annunzio)

●   “Location Games in industrial Economies” Blas Pelegrín Pelegrín, M. Dolores Garcia Perez  (Universidad de Murcia)

●   “Finding equilibrium points in a planar location game” Blas Pelegrín Pelegrín, J.M. Diaz Bañez, M. Heredia, P. Perez-Lantero (Universidad de Murcia)

●   “Inventory Transportation Networks: benefits by collaboration” Manuel Alfredo Mosquera, M.G. Fiestras-Janeiro (Universidad de Vigo), I. García-Jurado (Universidad da Coruña), Ana Meca (Universidad Miguel Hernández)

●   “An Equitable Electoral System for the Spanish Congress not requiring to modify the Constitution”  Victoriano Ramirez  González  (Universidad de Granada)

●   “Minimum Cut Tree Games” Anne Schwahn