| Monday, October 30 |
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| 9:20-9:30 Opening Remarks |
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| 9:30-10:20 Keynote Speech |
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| Tatsuyoshi Saijo (Osaka University) |
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| Are the Japanese Spiteful? |
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| 10:30-12:30 Experiments and Advancement of Economic Theories |
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| 1. Fumihiko Hiruma, Yoshio Kamijo and Noboru Uchiyama (Waseda University) |
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| Reciprocal Preferences and Labor Market Experiments |
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| 2. Yasuhiro Arikawa, Kumi Suzuki-Loeffelholz (Waseda University)and Kenshi Taketa (Bank of Japan) |
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| Revisiting the Role of a Large Speculator in Currency Crises: Further Experimental Analysis |
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| 3. Takanori Wajima (Waseda University) |
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| Rosca in Experiment |
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| 4. Yohei Mitani (Waseda University) |
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| Influence of Perception Formation on Stated Preference Heterogeneity |
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| 12:30-13:30 Lunch |
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| 13:30-14:20 Plenary Speech |
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| Charles Noussair (Tilburg University) |
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| Neurological Probability Weighting Function Over Losses |
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| -Coffee Break- |
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| 14:35-16:35 Alternative Sources of Cooperation: Networks, Social Interactions and Institutional Rules |
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| 1. Yukihiko Funaki (Waseda University) |
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| The Public Goods Game and Endogenous Institution Selection |
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| 2. Arno Riedl (University of Maastricht) and Aljaz Ule (University of Amsterdam) |
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| Exclusion and Cooperation in Social Network Experiments |
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| 3. Yoshio Kamijo (Waseda University) |
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| On the Effect of Role Assignment Procedures in the Ultimatum Game |
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| 4. Sandra Maximiano, Randolph Sloof and Joep Sonnemans (University of Amsterdam) |
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| Gift Exchange and the Separation of Ownership and Control |
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-Coffee Break- |
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| 16:50-18:20 Solutions to Social Dilemmas? |
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| 1. Daisuke Udagawa and Kazumi Shimizu (Waseda University) |
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| Group Affiliation and Altruistic Punishment |
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| 2. Jana Vyrastekova (Tilburg University, Radboud University Nijmegen) |
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| Coalition Formation in a Common Pool Resource Game: An Experiment |
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| 3. Motoki Watabe and Yoshiyuki Ueda (Kyoto University) |
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| Evolution of Linked-Game Strategies and a Sanctioning against Free-Riders in a Public Goods Game: A Computer Simulation Study |
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| Reception |
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| Tuesday, October 31 |
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| 10:00-12:00 Knowledge, Strategy and Political Choice |
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| 1. Arata Yamazaki (Waseda University) |
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| Political Knowledge and Voting Behavior in Japan General Elections |
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| 2. Etsuhiro Nakamura (Ehime University), Yusuke Chamoto, Tadahiko Murata and Ryota Natori (Kansai University) |
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| A Simulation Study on the Japanese SNTV and Strategies of Opposition Parties |
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| 3. Aiji Tanaka (Waseda University) with Airo Hino(Catholic University of Leuven, Waseda University) |
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| Explaining the Persistence of LDP Government in Japan |
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| 4. Susumu Shikano (University of Mannheim) |
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| Simulating Linkage Processes under Mixed Electoral Systems with Two Ballots |
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| 12:00-13:30 Lunch |
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| 13:30-14:20 Plenary Speech |
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| Toshio Yamagishi (Hokkaido University) |
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| Culture and Institutions |
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| -Coffee Break- |
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| 14:35-16:35 Behavioral Explorations of Political and Economic Decisions |
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| 1. Ai Takeuchi (Waseda University) |
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| Strategic Sophistication and Condition Dependency |
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| 2. Frans van Winden (University of Amsterdam) |
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| Affective Public Choice |
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| 3. Mario Chacon and Santiago Suarez (Yale University) |
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| Belief Systems, Economic Incentives and Inequality, an Experimental Investigation |
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| 4. Masanori Takezawa (Tilburg University) and Michael E. Price (Brunel University) |
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| Revisiting “The Evolution of Reciprocity in Sizable Groups” |
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| -Coffee Break- |
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| 16:50-18:20 Frontiers of Formal Theories and Modeling |
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| 1. Holger Meinhardt (Waseda University) |
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| On Pre-Kernel Computation by the Indirect Function Approach |
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| 2. Takumi Kongo (Waseda University) |
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| Cooperative Games with Two-Level Networks |
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| 3. Tsuyoshi Adachi (Waseda University) |
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| Sequential Rationality and Robust Full-Implementation |
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| 18:20-18:30 Closing Remarks |
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