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Interdisciplinary Conference: Recent Developments in Evolutionary Game Dynamics

This conference was organized by Drew Fudenberg and Martin Nowak, and was held at One Brattle Square, Harvard University.

Date	Name/Affiliation	Title
5 Nov 2004	Peter Taylor Department of Mathematics and Statistics University of Melbourne	Is it better to go first?
	Yoh Iwasa Department of Biology Kyushu University	Evolutionary game theory of moral judgement: Indirect reciprocity realized by reputation dynamics.
	Karl Sigmund Institute for Mathematics University of Vienna	Indirect reciprocity.
	Martin Nowak Harvard Program for Evolutionary Dynamics	Games on graphs.
	Drew Fudenberg Department of Economics Harvard University	Evolutionary dynamics with recurrent mutations.
	Lorens Imhof Institute of Statistics University of Aachen	Discrete and continuous stochastic models in evolutionary game theory.
6 Nov 2004	Ross Cressman Department of Mathematics Wilfrid Laurier University	Coevolution, adaptive dynamics, and the replicator equation for a single species with a continuous trait space.
	Jorgen Weibull Department of Economics Stockholm School of Economics	Group selection and social preferences.
	Larry Samuelson Department of Economics University of Wisconsin-Madison	The evolution of focal points.
	Matt Jackson Department of Economics California Institute of Technology	Robust belief equilibrium and a study of how groups play games.
	Josef Hofbauer Department of Mathematics University College London	Time averages in the replicator dynamics.
	William Sandholm Department of Economics University of Wisconsin	Excess payoff dynamics, potential dynamics and stable games. Dynamo: phase diagrams for evolutionary dynamics.