Paper Submission

We accept both paper and session submissions. Session submissions must consist of four papers and at least three presenting authors; otherwise please submit them as individual paper submissions. Notification of paper acceptance will be sent within two weeks of submission date.  There are two ways to submit your papers or sessions. 

1. Complete Paper Submission Form or Session Submission Form and email it to fur2012@excen.gsu.eduu with attached full paper(s).
2. Click one of the following online submission links; Online Paper Submission Form or Online Session Submission Form.

Tentative Tracks

• Ambiguity and uncertainty
• Utility
• Risk preferences and perception
• Risk management and insurance
• Time preferences
• Social preferences
• Rationality
• Learning
• Dynamic choice and sequential decisions
• Judgment
• Heuristic and biases
• Subjective probability and belief
• Mechanism design
• Auctions
• Neuro- and picoeconomics

Paper Submission Guideline

• Please submit paper using the paper submission procedure above.
• The official language of the Conference is English. Papers must be submitted in English.
• All proposed papers will be assessed by the local Scientific Committee.
• Abstract and full papers accepted will be posted on this website.
• Presenting author(s) of the accepted papers must pay registration fee in order for their papers to be included in the program.
• All participants are invited to submit their conference paper to a special issue of Theory and Decision. Submitted papers will undergo a scientific review process and are not guaranteed to be accepted.

Presentation Guideline

• The official language of the Conference is English. Presentation must be in English.
• The conference will be organized around plenary sessions, roundtable discussions, sessions on paper presentations of original research, and business practice workshops.
• Each presentation will last 25 min. including discussion.
• All rooms for paper presentation sessions will be equipped with a computer and a projector. Presentation computers have internet access.